Word: lorded
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...FURS: Mink coats always sell well for Christmas, but the trend this year is to small evening pieces, such as ascots ($80), short jackets ($595-$895) and stoles ($695). Lord & Taylor has a French sheared rabbit that is made to look like chinchilla ($695) and a sheared rabbit dyed bright red that looks like a sheared rabbit dyed bright...
...JEWELRY: Last year's leader was beads. This year it is pins, particularly in textured fake gold. Link bracelets are out, bangles are in. Rhinestones, which went out in 1953, are back. Buddha pins in fake jade are selling at Lord & Taylor, and so are necklaces of uniform-sized cultured pearls...
...racial justice" and urged Christians from rich nations to help poorer lands. It urged Christians "to work for political institutions which encourage participation of all citizens, and which protect both the person's freedom of conscience and his freedom to express his convictions . . . The state is not the Lord of the conscience." As might be expected of a message from Christians, the report was strong in defense of human and political rights, warning that "government without consent of the governed cannot be approved by Christians in our time." But in an appraisal of problems faced by new nations...
...UNITY, in its tortured study of intercommunion, most acutely reflected the wide diversity of belief within the Council. The report urged member churches to strive for a "mutual recognition of ministries" as a first step toward recognition of members, suggested that local churches-even while prohibited from sharing the Lord's Supper-could grow together through "common worship, Bible study groups, prayer cells, joint visitation, common witness in our communities." At major interfaith meetings, intercommunion could be allowed even when union was not in sight. Perhaps, the report went on, the matter might better be resolved if unity meetings...
...name, but notes that "the Catholic Church finds herself in the same sorrowful position as in the 5th century.'' Because of the threat of a new barbarism, it is all the more essential for Christianity to accept ''the supreme and infallible magistery which the Lord has personally reserved to Peter and his successor...