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...Wider Echelons. The great danger of so much clubbiness, believes Murray, is that interfaith discussions "are in danger of spinning off into the blue" and becoming the private province of an ecumenical clique. He believes that ecumenical discussion, hitherto largely limited to a cadre of top theologians, needs to bring in significantly wider echelons of the church at large. "What we need," he says, "are parish priests, members of the bureaucracy, people who can give practical application to what goes on at these meetings. The discussions tend not to run down but to go round and round...
...Kirschkes deliberately sought wider horizons for their 24-year marriage. With their son and daughter grown, they moved four years ago into a modern apartment in Naples, near the Long Beach Yacht Club, where for a time they kept a 33-ft. sloop. Both found the club a good place to meet new friends, and some of them may have wound up berthing at Rivo Alto...
...famous speech at Johns Hopkins, told us that our concern with China underlies our war in Vietnam, that "Over the war, and all Asia, is ... the deepening shadow of Communist China. The rulers of Hanoi are urged on by Peking....The contest in Vietnam is part of a wider pattern of aggressive purpose." The Administration constantly assures us that victory in Vietnam is needed to stop aggression, to stop the spread of Chinese power. How aggressive is China...
They are dissatisfied with the style of graduate school life, and feel stifled by the overemphasis on theory or facts which seem irrelevant to their social conscience and wider human interests. Students want to be lawyers and architects and economists while they are students, to live the discipline rather than study...
They are dissatisfied with the style of graduate school life, and feel stifled by the overemphasis on theory or facts which seem irrelevant to their social conscience and wider human interests. Students want to be lawyers and architects and economists while they are students, to live the discipline rather than study...