Today in History highlights notable world events
Highlights include George Getz funding Alpena Beach road with 10000 dollars in 1923, Henry VIII's Catherine Parr marriage in 1543, Thoreau's birth in 1817, Lincoln signing the Medal of Honor bill in 1862, the 16th Amendment passage in 1909, Eisenhower drill in 1957, Etch A Sketch production in 1960, the Rolling Stones first gig in 1962, Newark riots in 1967, Mondale Ferraro ticket in 1984, Clinton Berlin visit in 1994, USS Ronald Reagan commissioning in 2003, Monaco succession in 2005, Nigeria oil depot attack in 2009, Hee Ji wins U S Women's Open, and birthdays for Ladd Cosby Simmons Yamaguchi Wieber.
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Poll finds clergy views vary by age education and faith
The AP NORC poll shows age education and religious identity shape opinions on clergy sexual orientation gender marital status and social issues. About 80 percent of religiously affiliated Americans say faith should allow women and divorced people as clergy. just over half say the same for gay men.
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Right and wrong nested in motive and context
A pastor muses on being right about content versus right in how it is shared. He notes manners, motives, and context matter in disputes whether about scripture, politics, or everyday directions. A concrete JFK layover anecdote illustrates fault in content or motive, urging humility in truth telling.
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solo flight kindness sparks autism awareness and support
A Las Vegas mother sent her seven year old Landon with a note and ten dollars for his seatmate on a flight to Oregon. The seatmate texted afterward, donated the money to the Autism Society in Landon’s name, and praised the boy. The gesture underscored the need for empathy toward families with special needs and encouraged understanding over unsolicited advice. See SEABORN, A8
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