Black Salvation fifth in Easter series on black faith
In the final installment of a five part AP Religion series, George W. Cornell surveys how black religious life reforms faith. He argues hardship sharpens soul and that black spiritual resilience offers a saving remnant and moral force for a troubled society.
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Cancer Society Drops Name From Race Plan
The Collier County chapter of the American Cancer Society withdrew recognition of a swamp buggy race featuring Billy Carter, citing political overtones of his planned appearance. promoter D L Stoneburner had paid 10000 for Carter to attend during his Naples visit April 21 23. Billy Carter noted he smokes six packs daily yet dismisses health hazards.
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Hunt Calls for Stronger Immunization Drive in North Carolina
Gov. Jim Hunt urged expanding childhood immunization against diphtheria and polio during a speech at UNC Charlotte. He cited a 1974 survey showing up to 23 percent of children two and under not adequately immunized and pressed for steps to upgrade state vaccination efforts.
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