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Facing another urgent problem, Home Secretary Reginald Maudling prepared to fly to Belfast to study the renewed violence between Ulster's Protestant majority and Catholic minority (see following story).
In its eighth day of power, the Heath government was confronted with its first real crisis. London had already decided to bolster the 8,000-man garrison in Northern Ireland with 3,000 more British troops. Its decision followed a threat by Ulster's Protestant militants, led by the...
The sturdiest pulpits of Middle America stand in the 34,335 churches of the Southern Baptist Convention. The SBC's 11,498,613 members, making up the largest U.S. Protestant denomination, are the fabric of the now somewhat frayed Bible Belt that arcs from California to Virginia. In folklore...
Prior to 1965 black students at these colleges were typically from the black middle class. Generally speaking they saw no conflict between themselves and the institutions in which they were enrolled or with the aspirations of the other (white) students. Cushioned from the worst excesses of racism, they adopted and...
Break with Tradition. Father Gigante is not alone. Frustrated by the continued fighting in Southeast Asia and the slow progress in dealing with social problems at home, at least twelve churchmen have turned from pulpit to political podiums this year and are seeking to join the two Protestant ministers who...