Keys in cars blamed for theft rise amid 1967 figures
FBI data show 650000 car thefts in 1967, up 17 percent from 1966, with 273000 stolen due to keys left in ignition. Public campaigns urge removal of keys, while designers explore buzzer alarms and keyless starts. DAV reports 49952 lost keys returned in 1967, highlighting motorist dilemmas.
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Rock the boat Miller urges ecumenism
Dr Samuel H Miller dean of Harvard Divinity School told a Broadway United Church of Christ meeting that Protestant churches must shake fear of rocking the boat on ecumenism and other issues. He warned the Catholic Church had a new spirit unmatched in Christendom and urged action against the status quo.
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