Union Files Bugging Charges Against J. P. Stevens Textile Corp.
The Textile Workers Union of America plans a U S District Court suit in Columbia charging J P Stevens Textile Corp with electronically bugging a union organizer in a motel room during an election. The action may invoke the Safe Streets Act of 1966 and could cost up to 100 dollars per monitored call.
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Escapee Describes Prison As Hell in Editorial
Hendersonville NC AP An essay by twice convicted murderer Charles P Rothschild printed in the Hendersonville Times Dispatch says prisons are hell. Editor Meade Parce interviewed Rothschild in June and planned to run the piece August 7 but Rothschild escaped three days earlier.
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Indian Religion Gains Theological Recognition
George W. Cornell reports on American Indian belief systems as they gain attention in theology. Dr. Joseph Epes Brown explains an integrated worldview where the sacred infuses all life and even inanimate rocks have voice. The Colloquium at Rothko chapel highlights how monotheism and polytheism intertwine in Sioux and other Native traditions.
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