Religion Shapes Life in New Counterculture Society
Dennis, Jill, and Corky in Taos describe a religious counterculture where Jesus and spirituality mix with drugs, hippie ideals, and communal living. The piece surveys diverse faiths from Hindu ashrams to Hare Krishna, Buddhist, and spiritualist circles across Berkeley, Seattle, and Albuquerque, noting anti establishment piety and a search for inner growth beyond traditional churches.
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Neely warns of possible clashes over school contracts
Kansas Education Association executive secretary Dr. Melvin E. Neely warned Wednesday that serious confrontation could arise between some boards of education and local teacher groups. He cited delays and refusals to share budget data as tactics eroding good faith in contract talks.
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Nixon proposes independent Legal Services Corp for the poor
President Nixon sent to Congress a plan for an independent Legal Services Corp to provide non criminal legal aid to the poor. The agency would replace the OKO and oversee federal funds for neighborhood law offices and about one million annual cases handled by over 2,000 lawyers.
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