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4 es; THE AreROACH: To « ‘exomine these “end ‘other re- “sS 4% lated questions, the AFSC institute will be based of 2 ."“soundtable™ discussion groups. The method will be _ & 3" Quaker in that, although resource persons, ou- eR nigel ieee 8. athorities, will be present; the essentiaf resources will, as SiMe? Come. from normak: individvols joined together in a a cos 3.common search.’ The unstructured. groups, meeting gl k regularly in the mernings,. will generate creas of ven Er response for thie focultys.a' group chosen for their in- dividual achievements and’ diverse viewpoints in . various fields of education and social-political analy- *” - gis Thus there wilt be on interplay between unstruc- tured expression and formal discussions, between rounded human experience and professional knew!- edge. Individuols ond, in many cases, family groups ‘ will pursue serious concerns in a vocation setting away from the usual pressures of daily living. ; THE SPONSOR: The American Friends Service Com- ' . The economic sep is repid'y widening “between a mittee is a Quaker international voluntary service “Pg? ty white, complacent, highly bourgeois, very. wealthy, «.. > organization with programs in some 20 countries. '! , very smo North Atfontic efite and everybody else, nas AEE operates in the belief tha? there is that of God in and this is not a very comfertcble heritese to lecve every man and that ‘ove, expressed through cective to one’s children." “Everybody else” includes ap- action, con overcome haired, prejudice, and fear proximately two-thirds of the popusstion of the earth, The Committee is staffed and supported by peosh spread through shout 100 nctiors... . Many dislo- of many foiths and races. mats and ezoncmists view the impucaiions os over- wheimirg'y—and dengerousty—pelitics!, Uniess the oy A at niet . tn annuaiy Sy many of ite 1S regiorst offices ia in bs oalg + fare. : oo i ~ Note ten be . . eis aed neat ichoeasn! gE THE PROSLESM: The Wall Stract Journal! on its edi- torial page of May 12, 1965, put it this way: Summer institutes on world affairs cre sponsore . present dactine con be reversed, these anciysts fear, the United States and other wecithy indusiriat cowers of the West face the distinc! possibility, in the words of Miss/Barsorc/Werd, “of a sort of internahonal United Sictes. Other programs include refugee re habilitation, social and techniccl essistance, summe ond year-round voluntary service sroieots for youm people, work with the probiems of minorities, an: internaiicasl confererces ond seminars. The «ork | ' The U.S. ressonsas to this situation seem to be mani- carried on entirely through voluntary contributions. : fold: aid of ikerazing programs, suscort of the con | | | : class war,’ t i | | is mar wnt : cept ci wemcerane ccoage, and, cost wosiaanany, | AMERICAS “TE TOSI Ti . minsary testcinmert of “weld comm enigm” ucier MM ZETION : the belief ! non-comaienist sotona! “st forces will on-om - f texe nold. Sur mony Se2i tmar in reaury there has ° : been only one response: the all-enquif'ng commitment resi t fo wer. 218 ‘ On the domestic scene there ‘s the same apscrently —_ . rad -L : ™ i unericterc’2 yoo setween the cceccied of rer se Vow e - wn A ciety, incudis2 het secs. a wee 7 ae Oe : a sr¢ofiiroic are tos “Fe —— - te eda g 4 é * en pA nes saa: *" . : , yr Jargttia - t . t ~ tot "25 OFe “td an Qu? soieclcas? Mow ton we soneve tnem? + cm erties = er oe eet hie nie sme ee ee ee en ae ee ee Rh ae te ~ nn ee RS ER AIRS.