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...Chapel Hill. The only state law in the U.S. that bars such speakers affects, unhappily enough, the most respected university in the South. Last week 230 teachers at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill signed petitions protesting the ban; all but 40 of them said they would quit if the university loses accreditation over the matter, as threatened by the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools...
...decisive legal change came in 1958, when Italy's Constitutional Court overruled the arrest of a Pentecostal minister who had turned his apartment into a chapel. Nowadays, Protestants face nothing worse than occasional bureaucratic delays in getting permission to build churches, and the expectable problems of being a minority. A Baptist missionary tells of converting an entire family of Catholics except for one daughter, who feared that nobody in the village would marry her if she left the Catholic Church...
...feminine, a fact that has all but locked out girl singers from the scores of surf groups performing on the West Coast. Beach Boys' songs, says Jack Good, producer of the rock 'n' roll TV show Shindig, "almost sound as if they were sung by eunuchs in the Sistine Chapel...
...will close with a talk by Robert H. Hamill, dean of Chapel...
...been blighted by her father's profession. Already bound by the facts of death, the daughter and the hearse driver soon begin to share the facts of life as well. When the girl becomes pregnant, the couple get married-at a macabre economy-sized ceremony in a busy chapel where the flowers, candlelight and carpeting are spirited away as they...