Ecumenical Setback in Effort to Reunite Churches
The bid to reunite the Church of England and the Methodist Church failed as Anglican priests blocked the plan despite bishops’ support. Birmingham approved 69 percent, short of the 75 percent requirement. Methodists earlier backed 77.4 percent. Arch bishop of Canterbury urged resubmission, keeping hope for a future reunion.
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Donor Altruism Questioned by Psychiatrist
Dr Harrison Sadler of the University of California Medical Center says anonymous organ donors are typically well adjusted and mentally stable. He reports organ donation to strangers is an altruistic act driven by human understanding and responsibility.
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Harrison Sadler
University of California Medical Center At San
Francisco
Will Russia Attack China A Reuters Six Century Outlook
Joseph Alsop considers Sino Soviet tensions with a Czech precedential sense, noting Soviet troop moves along the border and warning of a possible preemptive war. He cites Brezhnev style diplomacy, border build ups, and potential nuclear use as key indicators shaping a dangerous, uncertain outlook.
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Trans Siberian Railroad Closures Extend Seven Weeks
The recent troop movements and material buildup appear to cause the prolonged halt of normal traffic on the Trans Siberian Railway. This follows past closures of up to two weeks for local reasons, with the current stoppage nearing seven weeks. The Malaya and Singapore situation is also linked to the broader disruption.
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Malaya
Singapore
Moon Trip Provokes Mixed Feelings From Editorial Page
The writer expresses queasiness at projecting a moon landing and return, praising the daring of the three astronauts while questioning the value and cost. They acknowledge the risks of liftoff and re-entry but prefer focusing on Earth’s problems, ending with a wish for calmer times after the mission.
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Moon
Party labels lose prestige in shifting racial politics
Washington analysis argues national elections may hinge on race as DOJ strategies and court actions test school integration. It notes white flight to suburbs, seniority rules in Chicago teaching, and potential third party gains as voters weigh inflation crime and taxes ahead of 1970 elections.
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The Journal Subscription Rates and Address Information
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Pot Crash Study Needed to De-Ideologize Debate
William F Buckley Jr argues marijuana polarizes public opinion and calls for a crash program of testing and investigation. He cites college poll data and quotes Dr David Smith and Dr Robert Baird on addiction risk, then notes Supreme Court action on Leary and rising state prosecutions. He warns that marijuana laws may be ineffective and urges objective study.
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Haight-Ashbury Medical Clinic
America
Hell
Robert Baird
Haven Clinic
Harlem
Supreme Court
Timothy Leary
Mexico
Leary
California
Inventions and notes from early state facts
Factographs compile details such as the accordion's inventor Damian of Vienna in 1829 and the definition of a township as 36 square miles. It also mentions Vermont lacking a sea coast and passport photo requirements of two views sized 2 2 to 3 inches square.
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