Changing Pattern Emerges In Religious Relationships
George W. Cornell notes a 1963 shift as Protestants Catholics and Jews expand interfaith ties. Vatican II sparks open contact, bishops attend Orthodox gatherings, and parish priests visit each other. Race tensions push interreligious councils, Kennedy assassination fuels shared identity, and Pope John XXIII dies while Paul VI continues renewal.
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Disciples) Churches
Dorothy Dix Advice Column Snippets on Love and Storm Fears
Reader letters cover envy over a supposedly perfect husband, campaigning for more social activities for singles, guidance on cultivating personal interests, and a wartime memory of bombing in Holland that redefined fear of storms. The column blends personal anecdotes with practical counsel.
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Helen
North Carolina tackles illiteracy with 14 million funding plan
North Carolina faces high illiteracy and dropout rates with only half of 1950 entrants graduating by 1962. A 4 million grant funds primary grade efforts while 10 million more will aid 10 communities next year. Officials caution vagueness but prefer bottom-up reform. The reading writing and arithmetic program starts January in 20 elementary schools and aims for 400 schools in four years.
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North Carolina
George Esser
Living Costs At New High In November
Washington AP report shows consumer prices rose 0.2 percent in November to a 107.4 index, a new high, led by higher housing and food costs. The index was 1.3 percent higher than a year earlier, meaning goods worth 10 in 1957 59 now cost 10.74. Fresh fruits and vegetables surged, sugar climbed, and housing costs rose.
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Washington
Labor Department
Change Question On How's The Weather
CHICAGO AP Weather Bureaus shift from outdoor to indoor humidity reports starting Jan 2 The Chicago Weather Bureau will issue indoor relative humidity readings multiple times daily for the rest of the cold season The move is a health benefit measure as low humidity irritates nasal passages and throat to cause discomfort
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Chicago Weather Bureau
North Carolina Governor Thinks Education Is Answer
North Carolina Governor Terry Sanford pushes a 14 million five year program with state, local and Ford Foundation support to end the poverty cycle. The plan creates the North Carolina Fund and 10 community projects to improve reading writing and arithmetic in the first three grades.
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Terry Sanford
Educaion
Phil Corner
Raleigh
N.C
Gov
Sanford
Ford Foundation
North Carolina Fund
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