Word: breaded
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Carter's prospects brighten on the issues. Even though various polls have shown a conservative trend in America, people do not seem to have changed their minds substantially on bread-and-butter matters. Inflation is still seen as a predominant concern. But more voters place the creation of jobs (51%) ahead of curbing inflation even at the risk of continued high unemployment (43%) as the country's top priority. A Government guarantee of a job for everyone who wants to work is supported 56%-37%. Such a majority suggests that Ford either does not have a surefire issue...
...Chicago Eucharistic Congress of 1926. By contrast, the first congress of 1881 in Lille, France, was attended by only 800 people. That initial one was inspired by French Laywoman Marie Tamisier to foster devotion to the Eucharist and belief in Christ's "real presence" in the elements of bread and wine. Like the 40 subsequent congresses, it was an occasion for spiritual fervor, a kind of all purpose pep rally...
...most impassioned messages to those assembled dealt with the basic world hunger for bread. In the Civic Center auditorium, Jesuit Superior General Pedro Arrupe said that if each U.S. Catholic fasted for one meal a week, the money saved could buy $2.5 billion worth of food for the needy each year. (By such fasting over the past year, U.S. Catholics had already saved enough money to buy a shipload of rice, which they sent to Bangladesh during the congress.) Brazil's activist Archbishop Helder Camara called the world's unequal distribution of wealth "the greatest scandal...
...Breaking Bread. Clad in her spotless blue-bordered white sari, Mother Teresa, who ministers to the starving people of Calcutta (TIME, Dec. 29), was the cynosure of the congress. At the world-hunger symposium, the diminutive nun prayed over a table laden with bread, then broke a loaf of bread and invited those in attendance to do likewise to symbolize the sharing of food. To her, both the U.S. and India are in deep trouble. "There is spiritual poverty and there is material poverty," she told her audience of 6,000 faithful, "and I think each...
...inhabitants never walk if they can ride. Their conversation is boring. The food in their inns-mainly smoked or salted bear fat, corn bread and weak coffee-is "very mediocre." Worse, travelers must often sleep on the floor, surrounded by couples engaged in various sexual acts...