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...pris on letters, Gogarten worked out a full and coherent the ology of secularization in half a dozen postwar books, five of which are being translated into English. Just published in the U.S. is the first major critical study of Gogarten's the ology, The Secularization of History (Abingdon; $5), by Dr. Larry Shiner of Iowa's Cornell College...
...Barter. At Abingdon, the tourists attended the Barter Theater's performance of Julius Caesar, and the First Lady presented the theater's annual award to Presidential Arts Adviser Roger Stevens for his contributions as a Broadway producer. In keeping with the little theater's name, the group bargained its way past the box office: Lady Bird unwrapped another White House seedling, and Mrs. Humphrey brought a bucket of vegetables-"not to be thrown...
Packard, who also gives a course in the Divinity School, plans to write a book called Speech for the Minister, which has been commissioned by the Abingdon Press, and also plans to write another book later...
...Giuseppe spent his days in pure research, the kind of science that is not expected to yield concrete results until the 1980s; like all Euratom projects, it involved no classified information. After a few weeks in England, Giuseppe set up house among a group of scientists in nearby Abingdon...
Argument Settler. In another momentous attempt to clear up misunderstandings, Nashville's Abingdon Press has published what may be the greatest argument settler since the Guinness Book of World Records - a four-volume, 4,000-page Interpreter's Dictionary of the Bible...