Scientists halt plan to melt Arctic icecap at Geneva meeting
An international panel of weather experts from the United States and the Soviet Union decided against melting the Arctic icecap citing possible unforeseen repercussions. The author notes relief at science backing away from large projects and mentions public indifference due to Cuba crises. The piece also satirically cites a University of Florida student newspaper claiming beer can fallout shelters meet Civil Defense specs.
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Bright young scholar attacks Protestant theology in new book
William Bartley Jr aged 28, Harvard graduate at 22, now lecturer at the London School of Economics, claims the leading Protestant writers Barth Tillich Niebuhr are wrong. His book argues belief in Christianity today hinges on a reinterpretation of faith.
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Open Mind Theology Challenges Faith Versus Science
Bartley argues Christians can retain traditional faith while embracing modern science and liberalism. He criticizes Tillich as an atheist and urges believers to keep an open mind, test beliefs, and hold them only if not disproved, framing faith as ongoing inquiry.
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U S Experiment Stage One Wins in Dominican Reform Push
UPI reports the first stage of a U S experiment promoting democracy in the Dominican Republic advances amid cautions. The plan aims to build a Caribbean model contrasting Cuba and Haiti, with U S and Organization of American States backing, while facing poverty and illiteracy challenges and resistance from Castro elements.
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Wall Street cautiously strong unsure top seen
New York market analysts expect no clear top soon as Wall Street may dip to 625 630 on profit taking before the Dow advances beyond 658. Investors Research Co notes auto equipment earnings likely to rise this year with strong parts makers benefiting from brisk car sales higher truck output and defense work bolstering sales and profits.
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Investors Research Co
Auto Equipment
Weather Summary from United Press International
Temperatures and precipitation measured over a 24 hour period ending at 4 a.m. across regions tracked by United Press International. Data includes highs and lows, rainfall amounts, and notable weather events for reporting locations.
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Frigid air chills plains after massive Christmas snowstorm
Frigid air drove temperatures down across the plains and into Minnesota and Iowa with 25 below at Emmetsburg and 18 below in Minneapolis St Paul. Snow and ice snarled travel from Massachusetts to New Mexico with 7 inches at Red River and 20 mph winds creating ground blizzards in Carlsbad Hobbs and Roswell.
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Iowa
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Carlsbad
Hobbs
Roswell
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Lawyers Meet at Arizona Biltmore for Trial Lawyers Session
The International Academy of Trial Lawyers will meet January 2 at the Arizona Biltmore for a four day session. Lectures will cover legal subjects by law professors and judges.
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UPI
International Academy of Trial Lawyers
Arizona Biltmore
Marilyn Crypt Flowers In West Los Angeles Memorial
Memorial flowers for Marilyn Crypt from West Los Angeles note memories of 1953 as heavenly angels gain another. Marine Sgt. P L Workman referenced and Miss Monroe entertained troops in Korea in 1952 and 1953.
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Terry Moore Leaves Empire Show Despite New Series
The Empire video series will stay on air after a shaky start but without Terry Moore. Steve Parker films a pilot for a Tokyo themed series. Joe Flynn writes a new show for his unruly McHale's Navy crew.
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Shirley MacLaine
Tokyo
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Doris Day Replaces Monroe in Something's Got to Give
Doris Day will replace the late Marilyn Monroe as the star of Something's Got to Give after Monroe quit the film shortly before her death on August 5.
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UPI
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