Atom Bomb May Change Religion
Max Hall notes the atomic bomb’s threat to human survival prompts questions about its impact on American religious beliefs. He explores whether knowledge of potential self destruction drives people toward or away from churches, a trend not easily captured by statistics.
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John Crain
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Not This Kind of Preset Love Gift Sparks Tense Exchange
A tense scene unfolds as a man offers a gift to a woman and she resists, arguing Aunt Kate warned of ill intent. He grows furious, stressing his kind impulse, while she insists she has no obligation or evil designs. The dialogue centers on accepting a present and social expectations.
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Gusty Storm Warning Eases. Flood Risk Noted
Forecasters from the Little Rock Weather Bureau played down major storm damage fears. Meteorologist Walter C. Hickman said only possible danger was local flooding from rain as police and Red Cross chapters mobilized statewide. Supt. Jack Porter dispatched officers across southern Arkansas to handle potential emergencies.
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Red Cross
Jack Porter
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