Religion Losing Its Influence Across Demographics
A Gallup survey shows seven in ten adults feel religion is losing influence in the United States, with Catholics now more likely than Protestants to share that view. Among college students the loss is even higher at 78 percent, and high school seniors echo concern that churches fail to engage youth.
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Senators Test Burglary Deterrents With Glass Demonstration
Two U.S. senators Alan Bible and Peter Dominick failed to break a glass panel while testing deterrent devices in a display. The event aimed to show tools to deter smash-and-grab burglaries and contrasted with the notion of girl work and iron bars.
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Tooth Decay Rates Cut by Annual Paste Treatment
Dr. Joseph C. Mahler of Indiana University reports that tooth decay can be reduced 45 to 95 percent with an annually applied zircon paste containing fluoride under professional supervision. This contrasts with 0.4 percent fluoride in common fluoridated toothpastes.
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O Grady Tries to End Squabbling in Ohio Democrats
In Columbus Democrats rally behind Eugene Pete O Grady to expand the party executive committee from 74 to 275 members. He aims to unify factions, curb infighting, and finance a coordinated slate as 1970 gubernatorial and U S Senate battles loom. John Gilligan leads possible governor bids with Sweeney and Young contending for the Senate seat.
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Justice Douglas urges income disclosure at public service meetings
In Manticelia SC a conservation meeting heard Justice William O. Douglas urge public officials to disclose all income sources. Since Fortas resignation Douglas has been described as one of those who receive substantial sums from speeches and writings, though no wrongdoing was alleged.
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Bridges Could Be Cancer Cell Links
New York AP reports bridges between cancer and normal cells may explain rapid tumor growth and spread. Studies by Sloan Kettering and Langley Restach Center researchers show cancer cell DNA passing into normal cells via bridges, triggering division and altered behavior.
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Waves of Night and Other Stories by Harry Mark Petrakis
Petrakis acclaimed for Greek American life in the Midwest offers The Waves of Night a collection of short stories and a novella about aging priests love and loss. The volume includes robust character studies and a striking title tale, while Parker Wyse poetry adds mood and romance for married readers. Stanley Kauffmann finds Koch's Night Water ambitious but overindulgent with incest themes.
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