Privacy at risk as 858 federal data banks spy on citizens
A Senate subcommittee reports 858 federal computer systems track nearly all U S activity and hold more than 1.25 billion records. It warns many systems collect derogatory data and calls for strong protections to protect individual privacy and limit data sharing.
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Senate
Constitutional Rights Subcommittee
United States of America
Sen. Ervin
Subcommittee
North Carolina Democrat
Aiken Standard July 23 1974 Page 4 Details
A clipping from the Aiken Standard dated Tuesday July 23 1974 on page 4 shows Samuel A. Cothran as president and editor with Robert D. Cathcart as executive editor. The item lists staff roles and newspaper branding.
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Samuel A. Cothran
Intellectual Property Rights and Patent Reform Debate
The piece traces the Sherman Antitrust Act era impact on inventors and the patent system. It notes Congress and the courts wrestle with incentives, monopoly fears, and government policy. Intellectual Property Owners group presses McClellan for clearer guidance amid competing Senate bills.
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Congress
McCormick
Bell
Edison
Wright Brothers
Mergenthaler
Ford
Fermi
Szilard
Justice Department
Antitrust
United States
John McClellan
Judiciary
Samuel Hopkins
Washington
District Courts
Circuit Courts of Appeals
Supreme Court
Nixon
McClellan
White House
Commerce Department
Advances in Energy: Fusion Solar and Nuclear Power debated
Scientists at the Edward Teller Center met to discuss energy self sufficiency for the United States. Dr. Fowler outlined fusion power advantages while Dr. Balcomb and Dr. Zener described solar and solar sea power. Dr. Wilson presented a risk benefit analysis of nuclear power amid anti nuclear critique. The conference aimed to educate the public on options and realities.
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United States
Edward Teller Center of Science, Technology and
America
Teller
Earth
T. K. Fowler
Lawrence Livermore Laboratory
California
Dr. Fowler
Peter Dominick
J. D. Balcomb
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
Clarence Zener
Carnegie-Mellon University
Zener
Teller Center
Richard Wilson
Harvard University
Tackman named Finance chairman of Aiken Cotton Festival
YESTERYEAR item from July 23 1954 places Arthur L Tackman an executive at Savannah River Plant as Finance chairman of the Aiken Cotton Festival. He was chosen for his strong organizational work with the Aiken Community Chest and for his prior Advisory Board involvement with the festival.
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Arthur L. Tackman
Savannah River
Aiken
Bill Ellington
Tackman
Aiken Community Chest
Ellington
No Secret Is Safe On The Hill
Nebraska congressman John McCollister blasts Washington newsmen as cannibals and accuses leaks of betraying national security. Barry Goldwater targets The Washington Post for printing secret FBI documents while Kissinger warns resigning over leaks. The piece critiques pervasive leaks and calls for discipline without gagging reporters.
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Nebraska
John McCollister
Washington, D. C
Barry Goldwater
Washington Post
FBI
Dean Burch
House Judiciary Committee
Committee
Peter Rodino
D-N.j
Henry A. Kissinger
Judiciary Committee
State Department
Internal Revenue Service
Congress
Sen
Joe McCarthy
Roy Cohn
New York Times
Congressional Committee
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Robert D.cathcart
Phillip Hart
D-Mich
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
James Buckley
N. Y
Patent Office
Intellectual Property Owners
Advanced Energy Systems
Middle East
Peter Beckman
University of Colorado
Detroit
Citizen Smith
Department of Transportation — Room 305
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Big Boy
Yesteryear
Dorothy Macdowell
Leon Holley
Miss Quinida
North Carolina
Virginia
Ethel
Clarice Ashley
Carrie Gene Ashley
Barnwell
Edisto Beach
Pentagon
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