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Show DESERET 'NEWS I H Continued from First Page sional salaries, n Corey said. The organized profession also must improve human which cant be relations negotiated, and must accept responsibility for the very inromnetonts in thn few teacher ranks. Prior to speaking of teachers responsibility to improve instruction, Corey reviewed e the rush of events in his and questioned whether education can change fast lite-tim- enough to keep up with changing conditions. The but vivacious educator said he could remember when automobiles and telephones were rare and both were cranked by hand. Almost ihe entire development of electricity and electronics, aviation, atomic fission, two terrible wars and exploration of the moon have taken place in one generation, he said. The United Nations, even gray-haire- d not totally successful, has staved off atomic wars, Corey said. But even if the though bomb is controlled, society faces destruction from other sources, Corey warned. Population, he said, is increasing twice as fast as the I iuou. cui.u,iiud- alone population creates problems, he noted, pointing out that in the U.S. seventy per cent of the people live on one per cent of the piUUUCLiUii tion Vi of land. When together they become abrasive and rub on each other, Corey said. People huddled together create problems which will threaten freedom. Current levels of pollution alone threaten mans existence. he said. The natron pro are crowded people all that a daily long train could carry is our which poisoning streams and rivers and even the ocean. It would take $25 billion and 25 years just to clean up 150-mil- e -- Lake Erie, he said. excess Thermal pollution heat generated by energycould melt using machines the earths polar icecaps and drown our big cities. Crowded cities and other conditions of life are breeding political unrest, anarchy and revolution, Corey said, noting that our complex society is highly vulnerable. The question whether society can cope with the guerriland las and revolution will be an remain free swered in the schools, Corey declared. When free societies are conformity of thought and action is the rule, he said. Free societies thus have destroyed themselves since the beginning of history, he said. In our time there is one new mass education element could reverse the which of pattern of free societies, the Californian said. All these dangers, Corey October 8, 1970 S&l Free Show in g said, are what teachers must work against. "Theres never been a time when good teaching was so much in demand as in this decade. CONSTIPATED DUE TO LACK OF FOOD BULK IN TOUR DIET CHRYSANTHEMUMS Fri, and Sat. Cottonwood Mali? 99 TRY. tfwfyprp&ILllW Vat 2 Shop Both Sotres, Friday 'til 9 f; vm; fii'C': a", h i washable, waterproof nylon lift' coats 'lift coat that goes where the action is! 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