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...With all due respect to Bishop Francis Simons, his conclusions on ethics may sound startling, "especially coming from a Catholic bishop" [Dec. 9], but they are not startling to the great majority of Protestant pastors. I feel sure I am only one among many religious leaders who have for years believed and taught the things that the good bishop now "startles" us with. And I fail to see how his conclusion that "love is the fulfillment of the law" differs in any way from situation ethics-as propounded, for example, by Dr. Joseph Fletcher in his book Situation Ethics...
...book has done far more than merely upset the Kennedys. It has set many New Frontiersmen against one another, caused the author to become ill and brought turmoil to the publishing world, leaving half a dozen publishers in Europe and the U.S. holding a manuscript that they are not sure they will be able to print. Its influence has also reached into the White House, where its prejudiced and one-dimensional treatment of Lyndon Johnson has created apprehension and resentment...
What angered O'Donnell and other members of the Kennedy group, according to Manchester's account, were a number of incidents aboard the plane. One portrays L.B.J. as maneuvering to make sure that Jackie Kennedy was in photographs of his swearing in. Another describes how the Kennedy people disassociated themselves from Johnson's party, which was in the forward part of the plane. A high Kennedy aide remarked to a newsman: "Make sure you report that we rode in the back with our President and not up front with him"-meaning Johnson...
Then Dressler chipped a bone in his right hand near the end of the loss to Boston College ten days ago. Wilson has "no hesitancy about being able to use" Dressler in the tournament, but admits that he doesn't know for sure whether the injury has healed...
This distinction between the lethal and the non-lethal also leads to some touchy problems in international relations. If a country has a policy of using only non-lethal CB arms, Meselson says, only that country knows for sure it is a non-lethal policy. And there is, at this time, no biological equivalent for seismographic detection of nuclear testing, so suspicious nations could not find out what is actually being done in the enemy camp...