What Do Philosophers Say About Human Nature
The article surveys Greek, Christian, and modern thought on whether human nature is fundamentally good or corrupt. It contrasts Plato, Aristotle, Augustine, Luther, Aquinas, Rousseau, and Sartre, noting shifts from Original Sin to secular views of freedom and choice, and ends with a call to submit topic ideas for Dr. Adler’s column.
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De Gaulle Johnson Fall Meeting Seen Despite Criticism
Paris reports discuss a potential De Gaulle Johnson meeting in the fall possibly in the United States. Officials say no clear indication of such talks exists while De Gaulle attacks U.S. Viet Nam policy and praises France Soviet rapprochement after a visit. Diplomatic chatter notes Bohlen may raise the idea during Washington consultations. De Gaulle plans a world tour visiting Ethiopia, Cambodia, New Caledonia and Tahiti, possibly stopping in the Americas.
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Arsonist At Large
SAN FRANCISCO AP A year old woman died Saturday in one of four fires set within two hours. Fire Chief William Murray called it the worst torch setting outbreak he had seen as gusty winds menaced spreading the blazes beyond seven structures. Mrs Anna Becker widow died in her second story flat at 2415 Turk Street from smoke inhalation after refusing to jump. James Wood 65 a boarder jumped safely from a second story window.
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Plumbers Strike Talks Recessed Across California Counties
Negotiations between 650 striking plumbers from Plumbers Local 159 and Local 343 and employers in Contra Costa Napa and Solano counties were recessed until Tuesday after a walkout that began when their contract expired. The workers seek higher wages and a four day 36 hour work week among other demands.
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Priests Ordained by Pope Paul VI In Latin America
Vatican City UPI Pope Paul VI ordains seven priests for Latin America in a rare St. Peter's Basilica ceremony. One comes from the United States, part of a larger act matched only once before when he ordained 1,942 priests from 22 countries on Epiphany Day. The new priests hail from nine nations across Europe and the Americas, including 31 Italians and 19 Spaniards, serving 13 Latin American countries.
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