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...evidence, the prelates cited the lack of religious training in public schools and Munoz Marin's "antidemocratic attempt to limit clergy solely to religious functions." The bishops did not indicate what ecclesiastical penalties might be dealt out to the many islanders who presumably will ignore the prohibition. Asked point-blank if it would be a sin to violate the injunction, Archbishop Davis said it would...
Positive Thinking. Then, in mid-September, the luck of the campaign changed and dealt Nixon's prospects two jolting blows. First came the flare-up of the religion issue. Mindful that a massive Roman Catholic shift to Kennedy in the big-electoral-vote Northern states could swing the election, Nixon gave orders down through the ranks that the religion issue was not to be mentioned. But a group of 150 Protestant clergymen and laymen, headed by New York's Dr. Norman Vincent Peale (The Power of Positive Thinking) met in Washington to toss a headline-making anti-Catholic...
...Sarah Harvey's troubles were not over, for there was still the fraud charge to be dealt with. "It is quite impossible to shut one's eyes to the fact that during the whole intervening period of those charges, you have been obtaining ?2 week by week," the judge said sternly to Mrs. Harvey. "In effect you have swindled Mr. Knight of something like ?2,000 . . . You will go to prison for 15 months...
...Wrap-up" editorial took issue with Gallagher's contention, expressed in an open letter to the student body, that a "class struggle" did not exist at CCNY. The editorial dealt with conflicts between the college administration and certain segments of the student body. Specifically, the editorial supported sit-ins, called for student government reorganization, and defended 300 students who refused to take part in Civil Defense drills...
...Fence. Washington itself has moved closer to Britain's always pragmatic attitude that, as long as there are fences, there will be fence-sitters and each should be dealt with in terms of his size, influence and fence-sitting position. The British felt that Dulles' "Neutrality is immoral" policy was unnecessarily dogmatic. Some Britons now think Eisenhower has gone unnecessarily far in the other direction by urging neutrality on the African states. Complained one: "We didn't bring Nigeria up to be neutral, and we bloody well don't want her to be neutral...