Religious impulse spreads at Yale amid campus dialogue
About 700 attended a chapel service and over 1,000 filled the Yale University chapel for a Sunday service. Yale Chaplain William Sloane Coffin Jr described a spreading religious impulse on campus as students seek self knowledge and clarity beyond traditional church forms. He cited use of modern cantatas and rock music and noted earlier Palm Sunday protest involvement by veterans as signs of shifting worship.
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Associated Press
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Yale
William Sloane Coffin, Jr
Coffin
Jesus
Benjamin Spock
Perj
U S Aircraft Totals and Student Views on Religion Impulse
U S general aviation includes about 152000 single engine aircraft 16000 multi engine aircraft 2229 jets 45092 flight instructors 2470 FAA approved schools and 732729 pilots with 195861 students. The 1970 industry flew over 4 billion miles and logged more than 25 million eight hour days. Yale students discussed the Jesus Movement with mixed skepticism noting genuine emotion from truth rather than miracles.
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U.S
Federal Aviation Agency
Unpaid Housework Highlighted in Security Benefit Study
UPI reports HEW secretary Richardson urges security benefits based on unpaid housework. The plan, supported by the White House and Labor Department, cites more than 109 recommendations aimed at improving opportunities for women. The HEW study was led by XandraKayden, Harvard graduate student.
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UPI
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Richardson
HEW Women's Action
Xandra Kayden
Harvard University
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Lions Club
Thij
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Don Schmidt
Lions International
Cedartown
Hurd
Brownfield State Bank and Trust Company
Betty Nurd
Healing Ark of Ecumenism Amid Storms of World Council
The World Council of Churches symbol, a cross‑masted ship named Oikumene, sails through turbulent waters as it seeks Christian unity. Denominations join in aid, missions, service, and ecumenical studies, though programs provoke controversy by urging churches to change stances. Rev. Dr. Eugene Carson Blake of Geneva, Switzerland, notes the tension.
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World Council of Churches
Christian Unity
Council
Eugene Carson Blake
Geneva
Switzerland
Mpyomyyalu
South Vietnam
United Nations
Canadian Council — of Churches
U.S
Smith
Global church council faces tensions over 252 denominations
A 23 year old council spanning Anglican to Eastern Orthodoxy and Catholicism seeks unity across nations cultures and classes. Critics call it too diverse and accuse it of funding insurrection while defending its role in missions education and relief efforts amid debates on Marxist and capitalist alignments.
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Robert N. Hilbert
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Reader's Digest
Brownfield report outlines broad women's action agenda
The Brownfield summary proposes action on family leaves, sex education, female doctors, government subsidized adoptions, and contraception. It notes mixed reactions from NOW and HEW leaders, with criticism from church groups and calls for tighter funds scrutiny amid debates over abortion and social policy.
Resolutions’ Effect Trivial Despite Vehement Debates
Louis Cassels notes that resolutions and position statements by religious bodies dominate meetings yet rarely shape policy. He cites the House votes on a proposed constitutional prayer amendment as evidence that major religious groups opposed it, while its practical impact remains minimal.
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Louis Cassels
United Press International
America
House of Representatives
U.S
Chalmers P. Wiley
R-Ohle
Reverend Fagley Urges Gospel Challenge to Status Quo
The Rev Dr Richard M Fagley of the Commission of the Churches on International Affairs says Jesus's teachings are uncompromising and must confront the status quo in international relations, accepting criticism as part of applying the gospel in the real world.
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Wuuonary
Richard M. Fagley
Commission of the Churches On International Affairs
Jesus
Atmospheric chemist to speak on dust storms and aerosols at Tech
Dr Cadle head of atmospheric chemistry at NCAR will lecture on formation of atmospheric particles and their chemical reactions. The talk at Texas Tech University is open to the public and hosted by the South Plains ACS. Other experts from Stanford and Texas Tech will discuss aerosols and photochemistry in the atmosphere.
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Stanford
Richard JD. Cadle
South Plains
American Chemical Society
National Center For Atmospheric Research
Sam Lee
Texas Tech
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Tom Russell
Texas Oastern New Mexicol Tech University
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West Texas
New Mexico
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Texas
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Fort
Worth
Fort Worth
University of Texas
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