Peace and War coexist in the interview dialogue
An excerpt from a radio interview with Marvin Reuben and P. D. East for Search For Peace on W P Philadelphia. They discuss Peace definitions, its relation to War, and a case study of Clarence Jordan at Koinonia Farm in Georgia, noting Peace can be dynamic and personal.
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Marvin Reuben
P. D. East
Search For Peace
Philadelphia
Penna
Mr. East
PDE
Eisenhower
Clarence Jordan
Koinonia Farm
Americus
Georgia
Clarence
Dr. Jordan
Golden Streets
Snopes and the Southern NAACP Letter
A reader from Waco submits a sharp letter to an editor discussing Snopes a term for differing opinions and questions why the paper was asked if any Negroes subscribed. The writer compares editorial voices noting hope the paper keeps its message while not ready to leave the South.
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P.D
Times Picayune
N.aa.c.p
Winston Salem
South
Carpenter Prayer Opens Labor Convention Session
Rev Herbert Meza of St Stephen Presbyterian Church in Houston opened a labor convention with a prayer invoking the carpenter as a model for labor rights. He urged care for minority groups and the vulnerable while stressing integrity and common good in pursuing justice, finishing with a Christic blessing.
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Herbert Meza
Houston
St. Stephen Presbyterian Church
First International
Jesus Christ
AMEX
The
Texas Observer
The Halls Of Ivy One Scene Play At Parsnip College
A one scene play set in Parsnip College’s bull pen. Quiller, Snopes, and Lard argue about a PBLM’s timing as a dean announces salaries. A Phi Phi Phi pledge asks for change, insults fly, and a staff meeting leads to a party with sandwiches and cheese. Couch eagerly anticipates the party.
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Parsnip College
Quiller
Snopes
Crass
PBLM
Lord
A. E. O. Z. Richey
Brooks and Warren
Dean Dean
Dean
Lard
Phi Phi Phi
Girl
Philistine
Head Head
Tennyson
Head
Couch
Rocky
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East Side
Waco, Texas
Wade Chambers
P.D.E
New Orleans
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Quiller Snopes
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