Cain Questions Loyalty Plan Risks to Free Society
Senator Harry P. Cain urged Congress that a federal loyalty security program is unnecessary and dangerous to a free society. He cited alleged abuses under prior orders and questioned the number of actual disloyal workers, while noting Eisenhower’s awareness of risks in current firings. The testimony highlighted disputes over distinguishing loyalty cases from security cases and criticized existing procedures.
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Harry P. Cain
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Cain
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Onj
Feder
White House
Eisen
Hower
Washington State
Hensings
Outline Church's Role To Juvenile Delinquency
Baltimore delegates at the Maryland Delaware Seventh-day Adventists summer conference discuss the church's part in curbing juvenile delinquency. William J. Harris of Washington DC cites that over 36 million of 53 million youths under 25 lack religious instruction and urges churches to bring Christ and the Bread of Life to these youths.
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Baltimore
Maryland-Delaware
Seventh-day Adventists
Catonsville
William J. Harris
Washington, D. C
United States
Churches of America
Basalt Tombstone Linked to Spinoza Devotion
Haifa reports a black basalt tombstone bearing the Hebrew Ameha is being sent from Galilee to The Hague as part of a memorial linked to the Spinoza monument. The message signals a Jewish community project honoring the philosopher and his ideas.
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Haifa
Israel
Galilee
Spinoza
Hague
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