...States. As said by Mr. Justice Minton in AdUr v. Board of Education, 342 US 485 (1952), at page 493, "A teacher works in a sensitive area in a schoolroom....concern. It must preserve the integrity of the schools." As said by Mr. Justice Douglas in dissent, at page 508, "The public school is in most respects the...

...industry and are not less relevant in public employment." 341 US, at p. 720. We adhere £o that case. A teacher works in a sensitive area in a schoolroom. There he shapes the attitude of young minds towards the society in which they live. In this, the state has a vital concern. It must preserve the...

...industry and are not less relevant in public employment." 341 US, at p. 720. We adhere to that case. A teacher works in a sensitive area in a schoolroom. There he shapes the attitude of young minds towards the society in which they live. In this, the state has a vital concern. It must preserve the...

...industry and are not less relevant in public employment." 341 US, at p. 720. We adhere to that case. A teacher works in a sensitive area in a schoolroom. There he shapes the attitude of young minds towards the society in which they live. In this, the state has a vital concern. It must preserve the...

...condoned guilt by association contrary to democratic concepts of justice. On this point the Court said : "A teacher works in a sensitive area in a schoolroom....schools. That the school authorities have the right and duty to screen the officials, teachers, and their employees as to their fitness to maintain the integrity...

..."disqualification for employment," was rejected. There also the contention was denial of due process. We said : "A teacher works in a sensitive area in a schoolroom. There he shapes the attitude of young minds towards the society in which they live. In this, the state has a vital concern. It must preserve the...

...teacher works in a sensitive area in a schoolroom. There he shapes the attitude of young minds towards the society in which they live. In this, the state...has a vital concern. It must preserve the integrity 4 Hebert v. Louisiana, 272 US 312, 316. Cf. Twining v. New Jersey, 211 US 78, 100. 5 Palko v. Connecticut,...

...group dogma without regard to truth or free inquiry. In the majority opinion, Justice Minton said : A teacher works in a sensitive area in a schoolroom. There he shapes the attitude of young minds towards the society in which they live. In this, the state has a vital concern. It must preserve the...

..."disqualification for employment" was rejected. There also the contention was denial of due process. We said : "A teacher works in a sensitive area in a schoolroom. There he shapes the attitude of young minds towards the society in which they live. In this, the state has a vital concern. It must preserve the...

...teacher works in a sensitive area in a schoolroom. There he shapes the attitude of young minds towards the society in which they live. In this, the state has a vital concern." Adler v. Board of Education, 342 US 485, 493. There is "no requirement in the Federal Constitution...