Freedom not a luxury says Walter Gellhorn at Hillman luncheon
In a Hillman Foundation address, Prof. Walter Gellhorn argues that individual freedom of expression sustains a healthy, diverse society. He criticizes both patriotic censors and labor leaders who restrain speech and warns against surrendering dissent to secure government effectiveness.
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Restrictions on union criticism threaten labor movement
A columnist argues that limits on members’ ability to criticize within unions curb effective dissent. When complaining is discouraged, problems accumulate, risking a broad attack on labor, with corruption and failed citizenship rights enabling corrupt politics to flourish. Continued on Page 60.
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