Word: protestantizing
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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IT was a dramatic turn in the endless, blood-drenched conflict between Britain and Ireland, Protestant and Catholic. It was also the boldest step of British Prime Minister Edward Heath's career. In a daring attempt to end the terror in Northern Ireland, he last week imposed direct rule...
Upon returning to Westminster from a visit to Dublin, British Labor Leader Harold Wilson warned Prime Minister Edward Heath that any further holdup in announcing his long-delayed settlement proposals for Northern Ireland would probably lead to open civil war. In fact, Heath has not been able to decide on...
As if the I.R.A. were not trouble enough, Northern Ireland is faced with yet another threat to what remains of peace: the prospect of a militant Protestant backlash. One Catholic youth was killed in his Belfast home last week by two men who police think might have been Protestant extremists...
Probably the best known of the noncanonical communities is a group that broke away from the Immaculate Heart of Mary Sisters in Los Angeles (TIME, Feb. 23, 1970). Today 260 of the original 300 "defectors," as they are called in canon law, remain active. In a bold redefinition of a...
For a while, the Vance's crew was prepared to suffer these and other bellicose crotchets. They even volunteered to man his most cinematic creation, an outboard speedboat, bought with $950 taken from the crew's recreation fund and paraded near shore flaunting a huge American flag. In...