Thoughts for Today and Beecher Quote
A church themed reflection includes a Bible verse from Ephesians about power at work within us and glory to Christ Jesus. It also cites Henry Ward Beecher noting life as a school where men practice church teachings.
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IQ Tests Face Court Challenge Over Minority Bias
In a California trial, Judge Robert F. Peckham considers ruling that IQ tests discriminate against minorities in class placements for six San Francisco children labeled mentally retarded. The case, with the Justice Department as a key witness, questions test validity and the impact on a child’s future.
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U.S. Dept. of Justice
U.S. District Court
Robert F. Peckham
San Francisco
Peckham
Boston
Bing Crosby Stands Apart in Rich Career Legacy
The piece argues Crosby deserves independent recognition beyond Elvis Presley comparisons. It lauds his decades of influence across music, film, and golf, noting he faced little melodrama at his passing and will remain a lasting icon in all-time lists.
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Elvis Presley
Media reform and watchdogs crowd TV and press fields
The National Association of Broadcasters holds public meetings in Boston and San Diego to hear viewers on broadcasting codes. Reform groups multiply as debates over violence and sex on TV grow, with studies cited on aggression. News outlets face scrutiny from watchdogs and in-house ombudsmen are rising in number.
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San Diego
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Vincent T. Wasilewski
Dave Zurawil
TV Guide
United States
ABC
British Association For the Advancement of Science
Ronald Zamora
Ellis Rubin
Zamora
Elinor Haggart
Accuracy In Media
National Geographic
Cuba
AIM
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
Port Huron
Mich
Times Herald
Washington Post
A.J. Liebling
Fall colors draw visitors to North Carolina mountains and byways
Early arrivals for the fall furniture show marvel at a panorama of enamel red scarlet crimson puce and butter yellow. The editor notes the Uwharrie Mountains near Asheboro offer another view while lamenting the South has not joined unions in large numbers. The High Point Historical Society plans a crucial year with a new museum director and fundraising needs. Bing Crosby is laid to rest in a private ceremony, celebrated for his soothing music and generous character.
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Uwharrie
Asheboro
High Point Historical Society
Los Angeles
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Bing
Crosby
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Perry Como
The Tyranny of Big Government Grows in Washington
The author laments federal bureaucratic overreach and its chilling effects on citizens and business. He cites 2.8 million workers, pervasive regulation, and intrusive investigations that erode trust, with tax and contractor disputes illustrating government pressure and coercive tactics.
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Ernestine Dallas
Joseph Hayworth
Washington
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U.S
Bert Lance
Uncle Sam
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Sam
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