Springfield College - Massasoit Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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U. S. Warns Of Red Buzzing Near Kuriles WASHINGTON. Dec. 2 (AP). I—The Federal Aviation Agency (reported today that Soviet jflgb '•' been bU7-’- • »' A whole man 400 Years Have Largely Ended Churches9 Political Differences ‘Cold War9 That Divided Christianity When Henry VIII Struggled With Pope Clement Has Passed By JOHN WICKLEIN The Anglican Archbishop of Henry did not allow any devia- Cantcrbury remarked in Rome tion In essenti-»» 'rom then - the other day that the cold tices an dor war that had divided ‘he T iChristlan churcho - .in ' ‘-,as passing s Disclose Concealed », Fear, Mental Twists nity Gives Unruly Element Coverage to row Stones, Curse and Defy Justice ACE SCOTT ROSS |Cross. I thirst.” the mob of lakes a mob? Why are fared a sponge soaked in vine- |g»r. is more than an assem-, The mob • d di - pie gathered togeth-I l»a ho' --For s.. e r Pu nada Protestants Two-Thirds of Held, Study Finds United States and Canadian churchgoers support nearlv thirds of a” T rote.« artes . «• thar R-

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I did inherit a divided world — Yes, a world torn by the bitter violence of one man’s hatred for another, a world crushed by the harsh blows of a thousand tyrants fists, a world shattered by the mournful cry of the oppressed in their struggle to live, and not merely to exist. This I inherited, and in the comfort and warmth of a home filled with the pungent aroma of dinner almost-prepared, filled with the voice of a TV sport scaster relating the events of a baseball game, filled with the complacency of love and security. I thought of this world. thought of nations scarred with the ruins of once-flourishing cities. —and then of my city. I thought of young men whose plans and dreams lie covered with mounds of foreign earth, —and then of myself. I thought of the pathetic sadness of a destitute child’s eyes as he prowls the labyrinthed alleys of his destroyed world in search of someone, someplace, something, —and then of you, who was yet to come. It was then, my son, that I accepted the world—and in so doing, accepted its challenge.