Government snooping on workers raises privacy concerns
A congressional review of federal lie detector tests and psychological testing shows lawmakers probing how such methods intrude on employees. Despite FBI doubts and state bans, several agencies still use tests revealing personal beliefs and thoughts, drawing new criticism from Rep. Gallagher and others.
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Cornelius E. Gallagher
D-N.j
House
Gallagher
John Emoss
D-Calif
Senate Judiciary
Edward V. Long
D-Mo
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.g
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Warren Commission
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Moss Subcommittee
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Massachusetts
Oregon
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State Department
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Capitol Crumbling West Front Sparks Efficiency Critique
A news column vents at Washington lawmakers arguing the Capitol’s west front shows neglect since 1794 mortar, fearing collapse from sonic booms or quakes. The piece mocks congressional efficiency and calls for diligent care of government property.
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Washington
Capitol
Oppose Medicare Provision Creates Disability Expansion Debate
Senators face a flood of protest over a Medicare bill amendment to broaden Social Security disability to temporary cases. Critics say it duplicates Workmen's Compensation, risks replacing state systems, harms employers and workers, and slows safety progress. They urge repeal of the offset and restoration of workmen compensation reductions.
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Senate Finance Committee
Clinton Anderson
D-N.m
Successful investing advice for a widow retiree and heirs
A widow with Social Security and $28,000 savings asks about selling or holding Greyhound and United Asbestos stocks and whether to take a refund annuity. Roger E Spear recommends a refund annuity for lifetime comfort and legacies, noting the heirs receive any unused portion. He promotes his 43 page Guide to Successful Investing available for $1.00.
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Roger E
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Riddle
Airlift International
Continental Baking
Pepsi-Cola
Beneficial Finance
Hound
Greyhound
Gontej
United Asbes
United Asbestostos
Roger Spear
Roger E. Spear
Grand Central Station
New York City
N.Y
Tim
On the Right. Buckley critiques clergymen and salaries
The piece cites Dr Crane, Paul R a 99 year old clergyman, and contrasts gross versus net income. Buckley argues clergy and teachers face wage constraints compared to doctors earning far more. He questions capitalism and defends socialism in a small city context.
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Paul R
Crane
Es Jeans
Doctors and clergy face costs in free enterprise system
The piece argues doctors and clergy shoulder high startup and operating costs, citing a dentist office example with 15 000 to 17 500 dollars in initial expenses and ongoing payroll, insurance, and taxes. It contrasts net versus gross income while critiquing perceived covetousness and government burdens. It also reviews a documentary about China by Felix Greene, noting propaganda elements and biased portrayal of Red China and history.
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Daniel
Tolmer
Mortic
Ian
Paull
China
Revolut
Felix Greene
New York
Afl-Cio
Ta Ee G
Clement Attlee
Potemkin
Mussolini
Italy
Hitler
Germany
Red China
Mao
iMaud Russell
Jas
Paul
Greene
Maudy
Russell
United
BEC
Mao Tse-tung
Maudy Russell and Rev Paul tied to un American probes
fragmented discussion links Maudy Russell and Rev Paul to un American investigations. criticism centers on salaries and church roles, with mention of Joanne Grant and a Fifth Amendment claim. the piece weighs political ties, finance, and a Cuban world youth festival observance amid film promotion.
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Louis M
Victor R
Rev. Paul
Paul
Joanne Grant
Lfair
Cuba
James BR. Martiner
Rome
Folklore and shipwrights in old village and ocean lore
A mix of village reminiscence and nautical history. An aging optimist recalls wealth, a jail scene and a business scam, while a reader asks when stern rudders and castle hulls appeared. The text also notes Oakland City College president's impending retirement and Russia's late calendar adoption.
The Shepherd GAMENTS and the Art of Argument
A short reflective verse on arguing from scripture to advise restraint. The speaker warns against wordy feuds and endless wrangling, noting that both sides have many views and arguing rarely leads to victory, ending with a reminder that arguments have no true end.
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Julien C. Hyer
Coronary Disease Across Cultures and Social Habits
Dr William Brady discusses coronary disease origins and modern lifestyle risks. He cites Indian physicians on hypoxia from oxygen supply, notes similar disease rates among Sikhs, Hindus, and workers, and critiques modern hurry and tranquilizers. He invites letters to his Beverly Hills address for health guidance.
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Osler
America
Canon
Ajand
Appleton
Joneses
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William Brady
EL Camino
Beverly Hills
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