Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 8, 1963, Winnipeg, Manitoba
Winnipeg free press thursday August 8, 1963 s. African churches attack darwinism by Wessel de Kock Pretoria South Africa minister Jan de Klerk has banned exhibits on the evolution of Man from the Transvaal museum Here after complaints from ministers of dutch reformed churches. In a letter to the museum s curators he said the exhibits Are offensive to a Large Section of the population. The display was Only recently completed. Ten years ago after com plaints from dutch reformed churches the labels on a Sim Ilar exhibit in the Transvaal museum were changed to make it Clear that darwinism was a theory. But the churches were not satisfied. They arranged that schoolchildren on conducted Tours of the museum should not be shown the exhibit. A memorandum about the present evolution display was put before a recent Synod of the Ary Hun . Renew relations Vienna Austria Reuters the United states and Hungary have agreed to resume full diplomatic relations and a new american minister will arrive in Budapest in about three weeks reliable sources said in Budapest thursday. The sources said they could not disclose the name of the new minister but added the question is settled and the new minister will take up his Post in about three the United states withdrew its minister following the 1956 revolution and the legation has since been headed by a charge d affaires. Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty roman Catholic primate of Hungary has been living in self imposed exile in the Lega Tion since nov. 4, 1956, when soviet tanks moved in to crush the revolution. Hungarian Premier Janos Kadar and other hungarian High officials have repeatedly stressed their country s interest in favourable relations with the United states. Kadar told a hungarian so Viet Friendship rally in Budapest monday he favors establishment of Normal relations with the United states. He said american leaders also wanted Normal relations with Hungary. Dutch reformed Church which represents the 60-percent afrikaners in the country s White africans of mainly dutch French and Ger Man Stock. Conflict the Synod s commission on Public morals complained to de Klerk that the theory of evolution conflicts with holy writ. They insisted Adam was the first Man and that Man did not evolve from ape like creatures. Was formed in god s image and there is no question of a gradual change from Anim als to the memorandum said. Comments the Johannesburg Star if Man really was made in the image of god All that can be said without disrespect is that this has proved no compliment to another paper finds it Biz Arre that South Africa which has produced More evidence of the evolution than any other single country should be i the throes of a controversy about the theory. Prefers cleric ism still another paper holds that whether one believes in evolution or instant the Normal function of a museum is to illustrate scientific theories. But de Klerk preferred the Church s viewpoint. In the past it has swayed him to ban nude sculpture from Public buildings in the administrative capital of Pretoria. His department is gradually regimen Ting South Africa s Edu cation to the standards of Chris Tian National declared policy of the White nationalist government of Premier Hendrik Verwoerd. According to this policy All learning should be on the teaching of the afrikaans speak ing c h u r c h e students must be protected against for eign theories. One newspaper complains the spirit of free inquiry in South Africa is being shrunk along with so Many other free Colombia plot thwarted Bogota Colombia plot by former dictator Gustavo Rojas Pinilla to seize control of Colombia while president gel Lermo Leon Valencia was absent from the capital thwarted wednesday armed forces the government reported. The presidential press office issued a bulletin confirming earlier reports from the National news service that five persons had been arrested a eluding Rojas son in Law. Other conspirators were be ing sought the bulletin said. The news Agency said Valencia or dered the arrest of Rojas colombian president from 1953 until his ouster in 1957. Four retired army and police officers were among those Al ready arrested said the press bulletin but they were otherwise identified. The news Agency said plot involved seizure presidential Palace and detention of Cabinet ministers and armed forces Heads but that word of the planned coup had leaked to army leaders. Much . Steel going to China London Reuters communist China has ordered Mil Lions of pounds Worth of steel and machine tools from British firms the British Council for couple files Appeal in swab Case the Manitoba court of Appeal is to be asked to reverse a recent court of Queen s Bench decision dismissing a damage claim by a is. James couple. The have maintained that two Winnipeg doctors were responsible for leaving a surgical swab in the woman s kidney Region after an operation. A t it lawyers for or. And mrs. E. The four St. Boniface Public swim k 2720 ass Miloine mag pools will compete Satur Avenue have filed notice of the Day afternoon at a meet in the Young swimmers to hold meet teams chosen from classes at the promotion of International Trade reported wednesday. The August Issue of the coun cil s China Trade and economic newsletter said British. Have sold nearly tons of steel in the last three months at the Canton Spring fair and in direct Trade negotiations with the metals corporation in peking. Orders from China for steel this year amount with current business to about and the chinese machine tool delegation to Britain already has placed contracts Worth More than the newsletter added. Deaths Ash Charles Thomas 55, of 466 Pacific Avenue. Barbour Alexander 79, of 210 Norwood flood bowl Pool. Some children have Atten ded the classes in the swimming handed Appeal against or. Justice Ralph month ago. The judge rejected their suit against and water safety program at the St. Boniface pools since july 1. Schools from kindergarten to elementary to High schools. It s located in the heart of the Beautiful Park . Another a inclusive Robinson Community Balmoral place. Deruyck Raymond 50, Swan Lake Man. Dunsmore mrs. 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