Surveillance Advances and Public Privacy Fears Across U S
Editorial notes new bartender monitoring device from Cubic Corp and a Newport Beach plan for citywide mobile and fixed surveillance cameras. Police will monitor the feeds to deter crime, while critics warn about privacy loss. Experts cite rising employee theft and shoplifting as drivers of increased surveillance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cubic Corp
Science Service
Newport Beach
Calif
Family Economics Bureau
Northwestern National Life Insurance Co
Bureau
United States
Paul D. Astor
Fireman's Insurance Company
Life
Magame
A Bomb for Sale Price Reveals Underground Use
AEC offers an atomic device for sale with prices around 350000 for a 10 kiloton bomb and 500000 for a two megaton device. Sellers claim only AEC approved underground explosions may use them to unlock gas, oil, and mineral deposits. Equipment costs exclude drilling, deployment, cavity reopening, or material extraction.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Try Your Word Power Samana NEA Feature
Puzzle style entry features word power questions and wordplay prompts. The fragment hints at a NEA feature with clued items and sections titled by numbers and odd phrases. The text appears garbled and partial, offering little clear content beyond the puzzle framing and irregular item labels.
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun lists editors and department heads including Preston Pendergrass and Henry Holcomb in editorial, Dwight Moody and Corrie Laughlin in advertising, and others. It notes publication afternoons with Monday to Friday and Sundays, at 1351 Memorial Drive, Baytown Texas, with postal box 90 and 77520. Subscription rates are 1.75 per month by carrier, 21.00 per year, and 10 cents for single copies.
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Dwight Moody
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
Baytown
Texst
P.O
Eral Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Senile Mongrel Returns
AL MELINGER recalls the obituary prankster style writer who chronicled prominent Austin figures as if they were alive. The tale centers on Prince the mongrel, missing for days in cold weather, returning at last to his TV pillow after a long absence marked by amatory escapades and battle scars from prior rendezvous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Melinger
Austin
Imei
This Day In History highlights and events
This Day In History catalogs notable dates from 1696 to a recent year. Entries include James Oglethorpe's birth 1696, the Continental Navy's 1773 organization, WWII events at Rangoon and Bastogne, Kennedy's mourning ending in 1963, and other world events with brief context.
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Associated Press
United States
Britain
Colony of
Georgia
James Oglethorpe
Continental
Ezek Hopkins
Alfred Drevius
U.S
Rangoon
Burma
Anthony McAuliffe
Bastogne
Belgium
America
John ¥. Kennedy
Lincoln, Memorial
Washington
Narva
Havana
Timely Quotes on Faith and Politics Across Officials
A collection of remarks criticizing church politics and advocating limited wartime goals. Evangelist Billy Graham urges restraint to avoid broader conflict, while Hubert Humphrey cautions against economic decline via tax and spending cuts. Senator Jack Miller comments on policy timing.
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Bully Graham
Bible Verse Quote From Luke Statement
A brief biblical quotation from Luke 4 4 stating man does not live by bread alone but by every word of God. The text cites Jesus answering a temptation with this scripture reference Luke 4 4.
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Jesus
Kampelman Under Fire In Right Wing Attacks
Washington rumor column recounts attacks on Max Kampelman, Vice President Humphrey's attorney, over past drafts and a $125,000 loan to Bobby Baker. It notes White House pressure to suppress Kampelman statements and his later defense on NBC, while detailing the House Banking and Currency Committee's new wage garnishment limits and reports on debtor protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert H. Humphrey
Jack Anderson
Washington
Humphrey
Max Kampelmaan
Johnson
Kampelman
Senate
Kampelan
NBC
Kampeelman
White House
Hampelman
Dodger
University of Minnesota
Hampelmann
Paul Douglas
DML
Marine Corps
Kempelmann
Bobby Baker
Baker
House Banking and Currency Committee
Texas
Pennsylvania
House
Wright Patman
D-Tex
US S
California
Minnesota
Ohio
Tennessee
Virginia
Michigan
Paiman
U.S. Steel
Republic
Steel
Inland Steel
United Auto Workers
Pat Greathouse
Garmish
New York City
Christmas giving and syndromes in Dr Brandstadt column
The Dr discusses giving year round and Christmas spirit stressing selfless sharing over material gifts. He defines a syndrome as a symptom group not tied to one disease and notes many syndromes exist with cures possible for some. He cites Durhams encyclopedia and invites reader questions to Dr Brandstadt for future columns.
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Santa Claus
Durham
Asen
Wayne G. Brandstadt
Dr. Brandstadt
Day Unto Day A Prayer
A devotional reflection urging vigilance against neutral stances and passive inertia. It warns that easy conscience can be a trap and asks for divine warning to resist indifference and acquiescence. The piece emphasizes moral duty and accountability before the Lord.
World's Fare By Wick Fowler Vacation Planning Tip
A short travel note urges checking U S borders first before planning trips. It notes recent global peace levels as context for travel considerations. The piece conveys a light advisory tone about international travel priorities.
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Wick Fowler
Supreme Court backs Neyd court martial in Vietnam war clash
AP reports the Supreme Court refused to block Capt Dale E Neyd’s court martial for refusing to aid in training pilots for Vietnam duty. The piece notes the court’s reluctance to challenge presidential military actions and its ongoing pattern on war related cases, with dissents by Douglas and Stewart urging direct consideration of wartime questions.
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Barry Schwedd
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Dale E. Neyd
Noyd
Congress
Wiliam O. Douglas
Potter Stewart
Stewart
Douglas
Vietnam
New York State
Joseph Story
Salmon P. Chase
High Court
U.S
Hugo L. Black
Felix Frankfurter
Play Bridge By Oswald and James Jacoby
In a humorous bridge vignette Oswald and James Jacoby recount a misfired double and choking close calls at the table. West opens hearts then mutters about a slam as East misreads a chance and Down to the wire, a doomed hand carries the narrative.
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Bridge
Oswald
James Jacoby
Ries
West
East
Fast
Bridge bidding puzzle asks four no trump after spade opener
The fragment presents a bridge bidding scenario with South as responder facing a spade opening and a hand with weak values. It asks what to bid, suggesting four no trump as a possible contract if partner shows an obstructive 260. The prompt ends with a prompt to answer tomorrow.
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East
West
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