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wi the shock features in the first onthe West German govern- ferent power structure of @ con- ~~ ae oe _ og Selwyn Goodine, Saint John week of the coniroversial world ment to ‘recoznize: its present tented society gna ares fone : . conference on church and. s0- “eastern houndaries-the Oder- A Japanese theologian. Yosh- = sone se _ aa - ot psd . ve : ’ frets : Neisse line—and te give u e iaki lisak nice f hk orwor ss, ursday night was hosiess to

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among the. 400 delecMles from 4_S/oung Americamy theologian The organizer of the —contler- bers—ot__the Red Point snd Red Point Institutes 4» | GOT A” HANDY-DANDY® seven! } m nations. Sorte (of them rep- creaied a stir by,/advocating ence is the World Council of W! catered to twenty-five stu- auction and pantry. sale ae FoR YOU! WHATS THIS?) resent extreme views vioience for fevolutionary Churches, which. comprises dents, bys drivers and chaper- held. auctioned of by Mee Cc — y~

ror instance:4 d > Broups sich as the American more than 200 Protestant, An- ones from Saskatchewan and David Brice. A large eee @ ,

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Ry CONRAN FINK “NEW NETH TaP a Tar way engineer in ‘eastern India pulled his passenger cars. onto a side track to let the Bombay Mail Express zo by. What_fol- lowed was predictable. ~ F

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arriving late. train crews are mobbed— if accidents -occur—as they hurry to meet schedules. They diso can get stoned if not enough seats are available India's multiplicity of lan guages, customs and religions is a reguiar source of trouble. A riot érupted in Punjab state because someone threw a ciga- rette package at a procession

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