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i THE MIAMI NEWS, Monday, Nor. 20. 1061 11 A IIWPSV Bishops Condemn 'Image Makers WHERE TO VOTE IN TOMORROW'S ELECTION A Public Statement from WPST-TY Channel 10 Miami, Fla. rM ACCIDENT II I' INSURANCE zqrX Yf evidences of our moral decline art everywhere to be seen the alarming increasa in crime, particularly among the Two polling places for tomorrow's city election hava been changed, voting officials laid today. Precinct No, 118 hai been moved from Lockhead Memorial Hall at 1850 NW 8th Ave.

to 1M4 NW 7th Ave. Precinct No. 160 has been moved from the Coliseum to the Coral Way Chrysler-Plymouth Garage, SW 22nd Street and 32nd Avenue. Here ia a complete list of the polling placet: The bishops said in today's world "our most obvious duty is to speak out, to make open profession of religious beliefs and moral convictions "We must indeed be prepared to demonstrate the falseness of the claims of sclent ism, the hollowness and futility of the cult of the image, the corrosive effect of secularism on both the individual and "Especially we must recognize and affirm the essential place of religion and morality in the formation of the human personality if we are to survive as moral people." young; in the sensational treatment of violence and sexuality in literature, on the stage, screen and television; in the disclosures of greed and cynicism In government, labor and business; In the stubborn continuance of race prejudice and injustice; in the multiplication of divorce and In the rapid disintegration of the family; in a harsh and pagan disregard of the sacredness of human Ufa concealed under the mantle of science." ADDRESSES High Pleads For Devotion rRCCINCt-roiJ VQ LACES tt-Wh Straat Hotal Lobby M-Mr. arnica No.

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NB Mth It. A Blacayoa Bar To Morality Mayor Robert King High told a "Know Your America" rally in Bayfront Park yesterday that every decision made by the United Tf-Northoaat Miami Worms' Club SJ-Fraaraas sna, Int. U-rraamas Sena, lie. IS-Mtdowltwn Ilwnantary School Sa-Tarbous MamorlaJ Matheaiil Chureh 17-Wombl Tt Asanry M-Minor park Community Houaa H-FIra Statin No. 4 454 Nl Wth St.

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NW 7th Ava, Mth St. New France Steams To Sea On Trial Run States should be measured WASHINGTON (AP) The nation's 228 Roman Catholic bishops have declared that moral principles are on the decline in the United SUtet and that popular, education "bears a measure of responsibility," They urged rebuilding of sound religious and moral foundation, saying the hour of greatest opportunity is striking now as the forces of freedom and tyranny gird for decision. The prelates, in a statement Issued Saturday at the close of their meeting, deplored what they called widespread evidence of moral decline. RELIGION EXCLUDED In reference to education, the report said: "At first there was no intention of excluding either religion or morality from the common tax-supported school. But the diversity of our religious pattern and the rising pressure of secularism have produced the school without religion.

"The result is that our society Is now faced with great numbers of young people almost completely devoid of religious belief and moral guidance young people who are causing increased concern at every level of the community and in all parts of the country." The report criticized modern media, which it said "have done more than supply instruments for the spread of unbelief and moral revolt." PERNICIOUS CULT "The communications industry has made valuable contributions to human welfare," it said, "yet it has inflicted on the modern world a pernicious cult of the "Submerged beneath waves of publicity from 'image-makers and hidden persuaders' modern man tends to become a victim of the image," the report continued. against the "standard of morality of our democratic government." He said, "If it meets that standard, it meets all the standards. America must build an army of witnesses for freedom." The observance, sponsored by the All. American Conference to M-Miami Jarkann Hiih School taat Wins 100- Luby Chavrolat V4 Car Ppt. Lot No.

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Combat Communism, was attend ed by about 1,000 persons; Miami was one of 6,000 cities taking part. High said there is "a new surge Rmt.ra Newa Servlea ST. NAZAIRE, France -Some 100,000 people lined the quayside here as the giant new liner France left yesterday for three days of sea -trials. The France gave a big blast on her siren as tugs gently nosed her out Into the harbor. Sirens blared from other ships in St.

Nazaire as she began to steam slowly toward the open sea, escorted by five French destroyers with a helicopter hovering overhead. The liner, whose keel was laid here just over four years ago, is the longest in the world 1,035 feet, or four feet longer than the Queen Elizabeth. She cost 63 million dollars. With a crew of more than 1,500, the France will undergo sea trials before tailing to Le Havre Nov, 23 where she will be handed over to the French Line. She will make an "inaugural cruise" to the Canary Islands early next year 8nd then her maiden transatlantic voyage to New York.

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3773 Matheaon Ava. deposit is estimated about 40 to SO million tons. Today at 3:00 a.m. station WPST-TV, Chan, nel 10, Miami, Florida, craned operation. This results from an order entered by the Federal Communications CommiMion, the agenry of the United States Government having jurisdiction over television and radio.

All of this comes after this station has been serving the people in the Miami area for more than four years. The Communion originally authorized Public Service Television to build and operate Channel 10 in early 1957. That authorisation was challenged as invalid because of charges of alleged ex parte representations made to a member of the F.C.C. WPST'TV defended its award before the Commission and in the Federal Courts. We denied then and we deny with equal vigor now that anyone connected with this station, or the corporation which operated it, has done anything improper.

The Commission has entered a final order for the time being. It goes without saying that we will fully comply. But that does not mean that we will not make every reasonable and proper effort to return to the service of the people of the Miami area in this important medium of communications. In this connection, I think it is appropriate to comment editorially and objectively on what comes next after this unprecedented change, over in the operation of a television channel. The new operator takes over on a temporary basis.

Some months hence the Federal Communications Commission will consider awarding the Channel 10 license for a full three-year term. How it goes about this is a matter of great interest to the country as a whole as well as to the Miami area. Surely, the primary concern of the public is with the quality and character of television programming. Since the Commission issued its Channel 10 ruling more than' a year ago, a forthright new chairman, Mr. Newton Minow, has been appointed by the President of the United States.

And from the Commission has come the unmistakable impression that major changes and improvements are due in the entire institution of television broadcasting. As a move in this direction, we expect that the Commission will take a fresh look at Channel 10. And we respectfully urge, that it consider several basic steps to insure that the long-term license, ultimately to be awarded, will be in the best interest of the people of Miami, as well as in the interest of television's responsibility to the public well-being. We urge, first, that the Commission should encourage the filing of applications by as strong a field of competitors as it can get, in order that it will have a real choice. Certainly, it should not let ths license go by default.

Second, and in accordance with Chairman Minow's expressed determination to hold local hearings, the Commission should schedule full public hearings, in Miami, on all of the applications. It should enable the community's religious, cultural, economic and professional leaders to comment on the programs and facilities offered and to appraise the relative competence of the applicants to provide first quality television for Miami. Third, it should affirm with utmost clarity the principle enunciated in the various proceedings during the past year, that private, informal contacts with members or employees of the Commission on behalf of an applicant are prohibited. It should invite anyone, including public officials, to make any pertinent representations on the record and before the Commission where their views and expressions will be subject to scrutiny and cross-examination. Any responsible applicant for a television license, anywhere in the country, should welcome such a sound and reasonable test of its capacity to serve.

Certainly we of WPST-TV do so without any reservation whatever. During the past four years we have served the people of Miami with the best of our energies and devotion. We feel a justifiable pride in our record of attainment and we will match the performance of WPST-TV against that of any television station in America. We believe confidently that WPST-TV has been alert and responsive to the needs of its community. Educational, cultural, charitable, and other civic groups have had our full cooperation.

We have brought to Miami stimulating and entertaining community programs. We have not remained static, but have sought, rather, to grow in our scope and our 'coverage just as the Miami area itself has grown. As a home-based organization, we are deeply proud of Florida's great progress and the part we have played in it- As we go off the air, we thank our many friends for their encouragement, for their constructive criticism and for their kind support over the years. It is our firm hope that in the not too distant future we will again be serving Miami with the finest in television and with contnued dedication to the public welfare. i I v'rf 1 a i k.

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Sincerely, in rm tronos ca i mm ntST ia iri kmCmm LAJ TUTJ Ifftlf 1 I G. T. Baker. President Public Service Television, Inc. Qiannel 10 Miami, Florida run hi twu N.

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