Professor Breaks Texas Loyalty Oath Debate
Texas English professor breaks with the state loyalty oath policy amid debate on its fairness. He had arranged to teach at the University of Texas next February but refused after being asked to sign the oath. Chancellor Hasnerman and English department chair Cline voiced neutral or supportive stances, noting the university’s neutral position and offering a higher salary before the objection arose.
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Vatican II in Perspective 1 Continues Reform Highlights
Vatican II aimed to redefine the Church’s role and unity while engaging the modern world. It shifted focus from juridical structure to the People of God, reformed the Curia, promoted religious liberty, ecumenism, and respectful dialogue with other faiths.
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College Enrollments Rise As National Events Surge
In a nationwide enrollment surge, colleges increased total students by about 10 percent this year. Dr. Garland G. Parker reports 105 colleges and universities enrolled 608,052 students with 1530 full time. freshmen up 13 percent. Urban schools show fastest growth while wartime factors influence full and part time patterns.
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Peace Movement Proposal for Vietnam Negotiations and US Exit
The author urges renewed negotiations in Vietnam with the NLF, arguing for free elections and a US withdrawal. It recommends peaceful dialogue, condemns US remains, and calls for a controlled peace movement to oppose the war while pressing both sides toward nonmilitary solutions and genuine public accountability.
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Gandhians See Path To Nonviolent Order In India
The piece contrasts Gandhians’ vision of a nonviolent social order with India’s literacy, poverty, and village development. It questions why Sevagram’s success isn’t matched by government focus on agriculture and local development and cites foreign aid, donor conditions, and graft as constraints on using funds for broad village welfare. It references Chiang Kai-shek and Communist exploitation of aid.
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