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seemingly far advanced in sci–
ence, technology, medicine,
higher education and the diffu–
sion of knowledge. People
think it's a world of
GREAT
PROGRESS.
Men have ca–
verted about on the moon
and returned safely to
earth. Surgeons transplant
human hearts and other
organs.
It's a magic, entrancing,
push-button world where
work is done largely by ma–
chines.
But paradoxically, it's also
a world threatened with ap–
palling evils.
About one half of the world's
population is still illiterate, in the
grip of abject poverty, living in
filth and squalor. The grim reapers
of starvation and disease take hu–
man lives by the millions.
lt's an unhappy, restless world in
frustration, staring a hopeless fu–
ture in the face. Even the educated
know not
how to solve their prob–
lems and the world's evils. It's a
world ridden with crime and vio-
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lence, immorality, injustice (even
in courts of law), dishonesty, cor–
ruption in government and busi–
ness, and continua! local wars,
pointing now to the
final
nuclear
World War
Ill.
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