Machines Rule Over Humans Says MIT Expert
MIT thinker Dr. Warren S. McCulloch explains thinking machines may supplant human decision making. He argues brains process far less information than machines and forecasts a future where machines are the dominant force. The talk was at a New York Academy of Sciences conference.
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Leo
Lyons
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Warren S. McCulloch
New York Academy of Sciences
U. S
State Bar of Texas to campaign on lawyer fees
The State Bar of Texas plans a statewide institutional advertising drive to explain how legal fees are set and why lawyers defend unpopular clients. It will also assure prospective clients it costs nothing to learn an estimate. William J. Rochelle Jr. notes a decline in law students and aims to attract new entrants.
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Bar Association
William J. Rochelle Jr
State Bar
State Bar of
Texas
United States
Public Relations Drive Aims To Educate On Legal Fees
Local organizations push advertisements to boost the profession’s public relations. The program seeks to explain why legal fees matter and to define the advocate role of the attorney, stressing education over exact costs.
Silly Slogans and Witty Quips From The Era
A collection of humorous quotes on parking meters office coffee fashion inflation dieting mortgages and small town life. Notable lines include jokes about meters bets on getting change and a quip about postmasters knowing more than schoolmasters.
McClellan Calls to Bring Unions Under Antitrust Rules
The Wall Street Journal reports Senator McClellan, Democratic chair of the labor investigation committee, urges Congress to remove unions from antitrust exemptions. He warns against power to call nationwide strikes that could paralyze commerce and affect national health and security.
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Congress
Senator McClellan
Labor Investigation Committee
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Wall Street Journal
Texas Grows 'Em Younger Census Shows
Texas ranks among the youngest states as the Census Bureau reports 7.8 percent of its 9.58 million residents are 65 or older. Only thirteen states have a lower share of seniors, while slightly over nine percent of the national population is in this age group.
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Washington
Texas
Census Bureau
United States
Alcoholism not hereditary says AMA physician
Dr Marvin A Block chairman of the AMA committee on alcoholism says alcoholism is not hereditary but is communicable. He notes that 50 percent of all al-
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Buffalo, N. Y
Marvin A. Block
American Medical Association
Alcoholism Link Highlighted by Speaker
The speaker noted that children of alcoholic parents may inherit tension in the home which can lead them to alcoholism later in life. He emphasized the family pattern and advised early awareness and prevention.
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