Objective Religion Courses Possible
Louis Cassels argues public schools must offer objective courses on religion in history. He asserts the 1963 Supreme Court ruling allowed study of religion and that absence of such courses leaves youths ignorant of biblical references and religious influence on civilization.
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Louis Cassels
UPI
Supreme Court
ICJ Considers Move From The Hague Amid Protocol Feud
The International Court of Justice weighs leaving The Hague for Geneva or Brussels as Dutch officials press to keep the court. Protocol changes elevate judges in dining room seating, triggering diplomatic tensions and questions about venue and prestige. A separate review praises a new religious literature textbook for public schools, lauded as a major step against religious illiteracy.
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the Hague
UPI
International Court of Justice
Hague
International Court
U.N. General Assembly
Carnegie Foundation
Geneva
Brussels
Muhammed Zaffiulla Khan
Pakistan
Khan
Carlos Maristany Sanchez
Vaino Leskinen
John R. Whitney
Susan W. Howe
Pennsylvania State University
Pennsylvania Department of Education
Pennsylvania
Sunday services set for LCHS baccalaureate
Lub bock Christian High School holds its sixth annual baccalaureate at 2 p.m. Sunday at Monterey Church of Christ with Ray Pectol speaker. The 1971 class totals 58 graduates including 51 May and seven January candidates. Commencement is 7:30 p.m. May 21 at Moody Auditorium LCC. An eighth grade graduation follows at 8 p.m. May 22 at Green Lawn Church of Christ.
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Lubbogk Christian High School
Monterey Church of Christ
Ray Pectol
Lubbock Christian High
D. C. Lawrence
Bobby Rhodes
LCHS
Lester Perrin
Lubcock Christian College
J. O. Bell
LCC
Moody
Green Lawn
Church of ‘Christ
Vatican Peking science exchange shifts to propaganda
The Vatican Observatory reports biweekly packets from Peking once carried scientific advances but now mostly propaganda including the little red book. Jesuit observers in Castel Gandolfo still send findings to China, while Peking mails back propaganda and calendars.
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Vatican City
UPI
Peking
Vatican
Mao Tse-tung
China
Thel Observatory
Castel Gandolfo
Rome
Mao
Observatory
Agostino Casaroli
Patrick Treanor
Treanor
Secretariat of State
U.S
U.S. State Department
Perhapel
Peking Review
National Library
Modest Growth for U S Catholic Population Amid Losses
The 1970 Official Catholic Directory reports a U S Catholic population of 48,214,729 up 342,640 from 1969, but priest and nun declines persist with priests down 1,031 to 58,161 and sisters and brothers also shrinking. Seminary enrollments, novitiates, and scholasticates fall steeply as Catholic schools lose students and rely more on lay teachers.
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Louis Cassels Washington
UPI
United States
P. J. Kenedy & Sons
New York
U. S&s
Dog adopts tiger cubs in life saving moment
In Smithtown New York a golden retriever that recently birthed two pups became mother to two Bengal tiger cubs after their mother refused to nurse. Vet staff and circus personnel rushed the cubs to the dog Little Dawn and the cubs were accepted with no trouble. They will stay with her until formula feeding is possible.
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Smithtown
N.Y
UPI
Ringling Bros
Barnum & Bailey Circus
New York City
Gunther —Gebel-Williams
Tina
Circus i
Golden
Manhattan
Madison Square Garden
Little Dawn Tout
Chickasaw
Janet Bunce
Swiss Made Watch Fake Traffic Plagues Tourists
Swiss watchmakers warn of thriving illicit trade in counterfeit Swiss Made watches targeting tourists. Maltreated distribution centers include Milan and Annemasse with movements from Russia, assembled in Italy, then sold across Italy Belgium West Germany and Eastern Europe. Rome Italy and Geneva authorities are urged to act.
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Geneva
UPI
Switzerland
Milan
Swiss Watchmakers Federation
Longines
Rolls Royce
Federation
Italy
Annemasse
France
Belgium
West Germany
Europe
Growing Middle Ground in American Christianity
The Rev. Dr. David A. Hubbard of Fuller Theological Seminary describes a growing middle ground joining social activism with personal salvation. Fuller aims to blend conservative evangelical theology with social concern, producing spiritual excitement and a new activism through community involvement.
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George W. Cornell
New York
David A. Hubbard
Dr. Hubbard
Pasadena
Calif
Hubbard
Fuller Theological Seminary
Fuller
Jesus
Tom E. Hille Flags New Building Completion
Tom E. Hille expresses pride in the new building after a year of serving customers from temporary quarters. He credits patient customers and friends for support during the transition.
Seminole High names 1971 valedictorian and salutatorian
Susan Sanders of Seminole is the valedictorian for the 1971 senior class and Mark Thompson from Seminole is the salutatorian. Both are children of local residents, with Sanders listed as daughter of Mr and Mrs D E Sanders and Thompson as son of Mr and Mrs John D Thompson.
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Susan Sanders
D. E. Sanders
Seminole
Seminole, High School
Mark Thompson
John D. Thompson
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