Word: guideposts
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...hills to see Castro, watched an air-ground battle from behind rebel lines. TIME early reported that Castro was acting "like a king," and might "become the brilliant liberator his young followers see or a man on horseback.'' Last week's bloodshed provided a clearly seen guidepost for a long, reflective yet dramatic report, at a time when the crucial facts were at hand. See THE HEMISPHERE'S Cover story. The Vengeful Visionary...
...people a week. His TV program, What's Your Trouble?, is heard over nearly as many stations (130) as Bishop Fulton Sheen's. His radio program, The Art of Living, with its 125 stations, does better than John Cameron Swayze's. His celebrity-studded monthly magazine, Guidepost, has a circulation of 656,000, or more than The New Yorker. And his nationally syndicated column, Confident Living, runs in more papers (146) than Leonard Lyons'. A statistical-minded friend of Dr. Peale's once calculated that the U.S. suffers from 7.5 billion headaches a year...
...Such Fustian." Judge Hand went right to the point. The courts, he wrote, must find their way through Holmes's rubric "as they can." He suggested a guidepost: "In each case they [the courts] must ask whether the gravity of the 'evil,' discounted by its improbability, justifies such invasion of free speech as is necessary to avoid the danger...