Editorial on Britain's church and race changes at St Pauls Cathedral
An editorial reprints a London Times view urging the Church of England to address racial tensions in Britain. It argues the church failed during the industrial era and must now foster cross racial fellowship, combining law with moral change, as Coretta King challenged congregants at St Pauls Cathedral.
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Church of England
Britain
Coretta King
Martin Luther King
St. Paul's Cathedral
Inflation Shifts Body Value Since 1586
The Nashville Banner notes under What-Inflation-Does-To-You that a body is now worth $5.50 versus 98 cents in 1586, a 257 percent increase. Cited authority is Donald T. Forman, Northwestern University biochemistry assistant professor, prompting discussion on filing time concerns.
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Donald
T. Forman
Northwestern
Cleaning The Ocean Floor Nuclear Arms Treaty Hope
The Soviet Union proposes at Geneva a draft treaty banning all military use of the ocean floor beyond territorial waters. The United States favors banning nuclear weapons there but wants to keep defensive systems possible. Both sides previously cooperated on arms limits in Antarctica and space, and should extend that spirit to the seabed.
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Soviet Union
Geneva
United States
Antarctica
Outer Space
Mead compares youth revolt to first born in a new land
The Norfolk Virginian Pilot notes anthropologist Margaret Mead likening rebellious youths to a first born in a new country who feel at home yet are shaped by a world of satellites and annihilation. She warns adults that assuming older youth insights reflect the young leads to being lost. Immigrants and naturalization are mentioned in passing.
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New York
Margaret Mead
Gallup Poll Probes Marital Preferences Ends With Backlash
The Gallup organization, after triumph in politics, surveyed wives and husbands on mate ratings and if they would marry the same partner again. Wives reportedly judged husbands as slipping in social poise looks and mental growth, provoking strong disapproval among married men who view the study as meddling.
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Gallup Poll Organization
Gallup
High Point Budget Officer Idea Backed by Letter to Editor
Readers weigh in on city finances and Trinity Archdale concerns. Clyde Vaughn urges a full time budget officer to find new revenue while Mrs J D Allred pushes Archdale Trinity residents to control their own future amid charter debates. James B Lovelace criticizes editorial bias and defends Redevelopment actions while supporting most of the program.
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Arnold Koonce, Jr
High Point
Koonce
Clyde Vaughn
Archdale
Trinity
Archdale- Trinity
Archdal-Trinity
Archdale-Trinity
J. D. Allred
Redevelopment Commission
Elwood Hotel
Elwood
James. B
Lovelace
Quaker Beliefs and Campus Riots in 1960s Debate
A survey of Margaret Basen's THE QUINT REBELS and Dr. Wendell M. Patton's campus order proposals discusses Quaker pacifism and egalitarianism, their nonvoting business meetings, and social action from prisons to hospitals. The piece notes rising public concern over campus disruptions, Gallup findings on expulsions and funding, and legislative moves to curb protests while preserving academic freedom.
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Wendell M. Patton
Patton
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Hi-Po
San Francisco State
Columbia
California
Ilinois Mate
Missouri
Robert House
Dr. Patton
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