Word: ethnical
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Decided to hire a consultant in racial and ethnic tensions to troubleshoot "intergroup relations'' among member churches in tension areas...
...ller. At week's end the Central Committee had passed the report along to a subcommittee and was preparing for decisions on 1) a proposed merger with the 36-year-old International Missionary Council, made up of Protestant regional mission associations throughout the world; 2) "racial and ethnic tensions"; 3) new member churches...
...vastly successful Pittsburgh opener and a one-night stand in Cleveland, seemed to prove what he has long contended: that there is a broader audience for folk music in the U.S. than anyone realized, if it is presented "with a certain level of maturity" and "without distorting the ethnic values." To reach that audience. Belafonte decided this year to cut down nightclub dates, form his own touring company. "Belafonte Presents, Inc." will tour the country all summer, perhaps go to Europe, Africa and Asia next year...
Even General de Gaulle has been stirred to offer a "solution" for Algeria. De Gaulle's plan: partition the country into ethnic communities (French, Berber, Arab, etc.) in a "mutation of empire" where the "autonomy would be great but the framework rigid," the whole to be part of a "French ensemble." Such a solution would probably have to be imposed, since the National Liberation Front demands recognition of Algeria's complete independence as the first condition of an armistice. But France, which has sent 700,000 troops to Algeria since the war began and is spending over...
...goes (ever so slowly) by, the rest of the cast seem to relax and act natural-like too. The hero (Fess Parker) gulps and cuts in on the heroine (Kathleen Crowley) at the hoedown. The braves at the war dance start truckin' on down to that red-hot ethnic music. And here they come! "Get 'em movin'," Hero Parker hollers-"Ah'll cover the r'ar!" The race to the pass begins...