Big Brother watching grows with cameras and sensors
The piece notes Cubic Corp’s new pour spout sensor and a Newport Beach plan for mobile and fixed cameras to monitor public spaces. It cites police monitoring, privacy concerns, and estimates of crime and employee theft as justification for pervasive surveillance.
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Cubic Corporation
Science Service
Newport Beach
Calif
Family Economics Bureau
Northwestern National Life [Insurance Company
Bureau
United States
Paul D. Astor
Fireman's Insurance Company
Life Mazine
Big Brother
Campaign money rising to fund modern campaigns
The 1968 campaign is expected to cost senators more than past elections as television time and other expenses rise. Sen. A. S. Mike Monroney notes the general election may cost four times as much as in 1962, highlighting fund-raising as a growing, potentially decisive factor in elections.
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Aun
A. S
Mike Monroney
Oklahoma
Medical Breakthrough Shows Heart Transplant Viability
Louis Washkansky lived nearly three weeks with a donor heart and survived past initial rejection. He died of a pulmonary infection, but the operation proved transplant viability and marks a major step toward heart transplants becoming an accepted medical procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Washkansky
Washkansky
Investing Advice From Rogar Spacer on Market Risks
Readers seek guidance on whether to buy more Grace stock versus diversifying. Advisory notes Grace remains weak as chemicals underperform. recommends shifting funds to Textron for price stability and long-term gains. Also suggests Treasury bonds for safety, with brief mention of a 1961 to 1974 yield plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Grace
Grace
J. P
Don
Textron
Bethlehem Steel
Allied Chemics
B.G
Treasury
Roger Spear
Roger
Seductive Wife Reverses Husband Alcoholism Says Dr Crane
A guidance column recounts Helen Q s battle with a husband whose two year drift into alcohol led to job losses and distant marriage. It credits her seductive approach as the cure and urges readers to request an advice booklet from Dr Crane Mellor Indiana.
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Helen Q
Tlow Jong
Helen
Melen
Alcoholics Anonymous
Hazlett’s stand sparks campus clash over Dow talks
The piece lauds Dr. McCrea Hazlett of the University of Chester for suspending 2% graduate students and cautioning against coercive campus limits on discussions with Dow Chemical amid protests at Harvard. It notes student backlash, calls for governance by administration vs student power, and hints at broader questions for universities.
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Hazleiy
Dow Chemical Company
Dow
Harvard
Wnto Self
Cambridge
Mter Hin
Harvard University
Mr. Pusey
Forces of
Reason
McCrea Hazlett
University of Chester
Hazlett
Dow Chemical
Who
University of California
National Students Association
Mr. Hazlett
Dr. Hazlett
Rochester
Yankee superiority complex and health habits critique
The author attacks American self image and health myths, framing superiority and inferiority complexes as cultural traits. He cites aspirin overuse, tranquilizers, and secret drinking, endorsing total abstinence and critical views of nutrition claims by authorities. He argues Americans are poorly nourished despite claims of being well fed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
Council On Foods and Nutrition
American Medical Association
America
Folklore of backward flight animals and ancient scalping practices
The article recalls the backward flying go beoward birds tied to folklore and an ancient Greek account of oxen in Libyia that graze backward due to outward-curving horns. It notes Herodotus’ 2400 year old description of Scythian scalping and a maxim about walking in another’s moccasins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Herodotus
Libyia
Asia Minor
Russia
Open Housing Debate Persists Amid Racial Politics
The article surveys Michigan open housing efforts led by Gov George Romney facing opposition from white residents and black leaders who question the policy’s impact. It cites James Del Rio and others arguing the legislation may not reduce riots or aid inner city residents and notes public skepticism and cross city comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Romney
Michigan
James del Rio
Michigan House of Representatives
Rio
Detroit
Bloomfield Hills
Grasse Pointe
Irv Kupcinel
Chicago
Toledo
Roy
James Groppi
Milwaukee
Klavern
Bridgeport
Father Gropi
Shipwise Chronicles of Naval Dates and Battles
A fragmented timeline lists naval events and figures such as Major Gregory Pappy Boyington and the Black Sheep squadron, the Battle of New Orleans, the first Nuclear Power School opening, the Polaris Test Flight, and the Anzio landings with offshore support and German counterattacks as context for World War II era operations.
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Tenth Naval District
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Gregory Pappy" Boyington
USMC
Boyington
New Orleans
U.S
New London
Conn
Dam
Point Mugu
Calif
Anaio
Italy
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Rogar E. Spacer
United Les of America
THE
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George D. Crimenderger
Robert §. Jackson Jane Toner Scott
Moneyer
Harriet W. Toner
Vico
Charles W. Taughln
Raymond A. Eld
Treateret
Madlien
Madison
Indiene
Bayard
Maosart
Associated Press
Heleen
Brady's Health Service
Folklore
Martin. Luther King
Congress
Iles
My Fellowes
Lenin
Stalin
James B. Martin
Missouri
Brooklyn Wavy Yard
Martin
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