The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 52, No. 163, Ed. 1 Sunday, July 10, 1955 Page: 4 of 28
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porter considered a meeting of public
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Twenty-six federal departments and
agencies engage in one or more health
activities at an estimated cost of over
four billion dollars.
As of June 30, 1954, there were 66
billion dollars in personal property in
military warehouses.
There is much, much more, and it
is easy to agree with the Hoover Com-
mission that a great deal of it is un-
necessary.
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CAN YOU QUOTE IT?
Copsrirht 1955—Lavine Raw Fowler.
___The Epistle of St. James is believed to
have been written from Jerusalem by James,
son of Alphaeus. What other apostle was
named James? St. Mark 1:1B
2_Doxology, means short hymn of praise.
Most of these are accredited to what writer?
Psalms 3, 4. B.
3—Who tried to make peace between David
and son Absalom? 2 Sam. 191
4—What did the gossipers saywhen Jesus
was guest of Zacchaeus? St. Luke 197
5—How does St Peter suggest that folks con-
trol their minds? X Peter 1:13
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government and who is qualified to de-
cide whether an event or statement in-
volvingrthe public’s business is or is not
newsworthy came up here last week.
The county judge of Orange County,
denying a Leader reporter’s request for
admission to 3 closed-door. sepsion.of
County Commissii—— S--, ' “ “
remark that there was "no pews in the
made to him and to othersin advance
of the meeting that tjie closed-door ses-
^ion-probebly dealt with ^ certain topic.
It was quite natural that his account of
the incident included speculation to that
effect.
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To make certain that the reporter
did not have a chance to use his train-
ing and experience in evaluatingwhat-
ever took place in the meeting in terms
of news value, the commissioners closed
the door and refused him admission.
Pondering the situation in terms of
his obligation to the newspaper’s read-
ers, the reporter quite logically arrived
at several conclusions. One, of these was
that a closed-door meeting of public of-
E. ar
And, being a professional in the field
of news gathering, the reporter was able
to conclude from certain statements
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meting reporter involved spent four
years at one of the nation s best schools
of journalism learning, among other
things, how to evaluate an event or
statement in terms of its newsworthi-
ness and has had several years of u-
perience in applying what he learned.
Yet, the county judge said toshim.
In effect, “The Orange County 'Com-
missioners Court does not consider you
qualified to decide for the readers who
depend upon you for information about
county government activities what is
news and what is not news. Wefeel that
in this case we should make that de-
REAL TIGHT'ALD IF ONLY '
WE COULD GE THROUGH TO
MY FRIEND THE MINISTER OF
JUSTICE THEN WED HAVE
VON SCHNECK IN This POSITION!
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Henry H. Haft.
His widow and Dr. Irving L.
Ershler who took over Dr. Haft s i
practice when he died in 19521
wanted to give it to Israel. But
red tape surrounding international I
________________ . —committed crimes. shipments of scientific equipment
The federal government employs ^legists and assortedt penal experts would have yousbelieyt stopped .them..... „e. Dr. Er-
over 2,300,000 civilians and has in an- J^ey sh^Tad^’^n —e and
nual payroll of approximately 9 billion abadsorak, - ’ , it lay in storage until Mrs. Murk
dollars. ’ &" But they are tere because they committed crimes, and were Silverman came to the rescue. She
The government has 250.000 fulltime convicted of same. . " packed it in t wo 35-pound. un it:
employs, at a total cost of 4 billion dol- ---------------hine hut a liabilitv —• *k * “ hand on *
lars a year, to create and handle some
25 billion pieces at paper annually (ex-
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The other day I heard on the
radio, I don’t listen to the radio
much because you have to listen
only when the announcer gets
ready to talk, whereas with a
newspaper you can wait until you
get good and ready to be inform-
ed. that some man was demanding
that the White House announce
Better English
By D. C. WLAMs
1. What is wrong with this sen-
tence? "He saw me previous to
me going, and it was then that I
turned down his offer."
2. What is the correct pronun-
ciation of “heyday”?
3. Which one of these words is
misspelled? Mirth, miracle, mi-
rage. mimickry.
4. What does the word "moral-
Ite” mean?
B. What is a word beginning
with ame that means “liable to be
brought to account”?
ANSWERS
1. Say. “He aaw me previously
to my going, and it was then that
I rejected His offer."
2. Pronounce hay-day, principal
accent on first syllable
J. Mimicry.
4. Explain in a moral sense; to
draw a moral from. “This fable is
moralized in a common proverb." |
S. Amenable, .
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A Cincinnati art museum plays
host to a man’s roe* show. Each
spring the Cincinnati Roe* Socie-
ty« 30 male members exhibit their
prize blooms Recently 1,500 floral
entries attracted 19,009 visitors to
Eden Park’s An Museum.
The overwhelming majority of them are nothing but ai liability and took it as hand luggage on.a
to Thse0y »*d thev deserve no concessions whatever. Yet they tHip to Israel. She reports the
have the" sail to stand up for their “rights." crates proved a bit uncomfortable
h wh.,g these hoodlums and mavbe even society in general. sliding around the stateroom in a
seems to rorget issthat the ‘one right they had was one they didn heavy' storm, but she tells how
use namelv the right to stay out of prison in the first piact. Dr. A. Abramovitz met her at the
One of the most upside-down events which can be watched these dock to say there was urgent need
days is the pitiful scene which has unfolded all too often across fo the machine
our nation in recent years. • . .1 Dr. Ershler says he was able to
its a scene in which society, through its prison officials. Is in teh Mrs. Haf that her husband’s
the position of having to bargain’with Its criminais in muchuthe machine, with his name plate still
same manner which honest workers are entitled to bargain with on it, was in active use before she
manarement for their fights. min.i. aut or the died in * hospital here.
The time has come to take convicted criminals out of the “_________-
nursery and return them to the woodshed. . r _ The Capitol in Washingtom and
if this isn’t done soon we imay have a fifth estate in the U.S. the Mormon Tabernacle at Salt
An estate peopled with the bottom.crust.o societom management Lke City, Utah, have the two fa-
Tn fact if YOU follOW the current trend in prison management , .20’. — «« 1 -- +L.
.ndinperhtion‛to"ts logical conclusion, the day might well arrive moys.whisrerine Ealleries ot the
whent would be difficult to distinguish between crusts. United States._______________
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What golf score President Eisen-
hower made the other day, con-
tending it was legitimate news ,
and the public had a right to know.
Don’t Agree
I don’t agree with the man. It s
sort of like saying because Ei-
senhower is a farmer as well as a
—“JOE GILMARTIN golfer and a President, he ought
aS. w a----raysacamis- -vermszenm s5z
HeHnWir agdttingPossed into the nation’s better clinks, but it’s which would be one of the worst
IT « Mr-. „ ■ --’:-th-M>"r- i- a -rest invasions of privacy since.the
Faamasldear of unrest in the prisons of America. newspaper flash bulb was invent-
EAggp Men are dissatisfied with working and living . , Lie
"2",- 1enstatpetsrpttvamathformti
as with the same degree of regularity that char- two reasons. If he lost money, it25
anterize the operations of Yellowstone National just another excuse for her to
Park's famed Old Faithful—a geyser that spouts point out he ought to work harder,
off on schdeule yearin and year out.-------andif he made money, it s }u*l .
Only this week I read somewhere that prison- anrhenouxtentoa '
ersin the Washington State PrisonoatsWath prison the kitchen sink; or the atove, or
cmmatatg —.“‘..."Xi
approach a story in the manner com- whom IS.V did nrt.prr»v^ criminais hydehtbtherthogsmnstinarone
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right to gather, evaluate and report nena"ttor‛acuhso Vt so- s and, as a public ‘service, am pre- 7 I Restristedeenhower
news Of government he has no Other pared to do spadework on same. farms last near is
means of fulfiling his.obligation to the msdactea i the
readers who rely on him for the infor- accpuntiitcmi bargaining. .. same category with how many
mation necessary to intelligent partici- Who knows’ With proper representation the prisoners might atom bombs the country has stored
pation in that government. even"win> aguaranteed annual allotment or'knives guns..dope, away, and you start breaking down
pauun • B ev™ and similar standard necessities of happy crimmall ife this principle, like edging in on
... . There is really no limit to the good the American Federation q what his golfing score was, and
Th Fanaral Governmenf Monster Croks and cutthroats (AF of C and C) could accomplish for its another notch wil be whittled on
Inc reuerdl VovliEl "1-I far nung membership. the gun handle of bureaucratic
The Hoover Commission reports have just think of it. The National Labor Relations Board wpuM
raiseddanumbsrarsrmporranucugetenai " onion "2 #
government shgugdithene nurershbusi TrS z: JTSSS?" Israel Hospital
ness? Should it manufacture crates and ; . or wanted the swimming, pool on their estateconlarem tip: 1sraev T-P
Woden boxes when private facilities or frit that the wardenw 5 "t-keepiinK the *
are available at less cost to the taxpay- tRstaPt,than the other prisons also would be struck, furnaces syR N.Y. (AP) - An 5UHPW.3C. L r,LC ,
er? Should it continue to manufacture ld be bnked, and picketing woudibegin. urse If the pickets expensive hospital machine is in j TEE OP IN VURVEsT’
paint? - The picketing does pose one problem of course nine Phen i useat the Hadassa Municipal Hoe- --------—" ME HOW
These and other questions should be, are forced tondotheircpiekrtingeorethsineieas a mgurder of public pitai at long last, reports received
answered-and many activities of gov- opih nuon’thesGthershandlirthe picketing is to be done outside .*^1 ^’.7-
ernment returned to private taxpaying the walls . we n. whosknoysz prolem probably coula be ironed paratus meagre hear action)
enterprises as soon as possible Howeverpsth of too-tevel conferences between officials.o the which belonged to the late Dr.
Here are some examples of big gov- opircandand the nation’s prisons,
eminent found by task forces of the You migh think it, silly, all this chatter about orxanizin
Hoover group and listed in a weekly the nation’s poor unfortunate erooks wand Vie leaders
column by Walter Chamblinj., vice demands,
president f O r government relations of who reach our penitentiaries are there because they
the National Assn, of Manufacturers: The men .
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Momeattf MediWion
And when ye stand praying, for- ’
give, if he have opght against any:
that your Father also which is in
heaven may forgive you your tres- ‛
passes. Mark 11:25.
What is ’Mews’ of Government
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LEUT. GEN, ALBEET C.
WEDEMEYER, born July 9. IBM.
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