Privacy In Danger In America Editorial Warns Of Big Brother
An editorial argues that a proposed Federal Data Center could centralize every citizen’s records from birth to grave, risking privacy. It cites Sen Edward Long and U.S. News & World Report to warn of surveillance, data abuse, and erosion of rights despite safeguards.
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Tax Money Wasted On $6000-A-Year Rental Concerns
Fulton Lewis Jr reports that U S taxpayers fund a $16 000 annual rent for a Kentucky building in Coxton Kentucky used as a rehabilitation center for ex felons under the State Department of Corrections. The article notes a second Kentucky building and a separate health clinic rental, with government contractors and officials facing scrutiny over salaries and management amid broader cost concerns.
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Signs Of Life On Highway
An informal column discusses safest driving hours amid concerns about exhaust fumes and road hazards. It cites insurance data showing low accident risk between 6 and 7 am, arguing families should limit car use to that period to reduce risk and avoid late day dangers.
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Israel to Have Nuclear Bomb Soon Says U S Envoy
Washington diplomats report that Israel is expected to produce nuclear weapons next year. Assisting Ambassador Walworth Barbour to Beitlehem Israel told other American ambassadors that Israel has two atomic reactors near Tel Aviv and Beer Sheva. He warned that a single Israeli weapon could trigger an arms race in the Middle East and prompt preventive wars among Arab states.
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California
Drew Pearson
Washington
Middle East
Walworth Barber
Beitrem
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Tel Aviv
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Eisner
Barbour
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Clement J. Jocks
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China
Defense Department
West Germany
Bar town Sun editor notes and global nuclear concerns
The Baytown Sun reports a garbled page with editor and staff credits, then shifts to World War era style coverage discussing Soviet moves in Damascus, a Chinese nuclear test, Euratom and West Germany, and U.S. policy shifts. It highlights disclosures on nuclear proliferation risks, treaties, and the role of officials in shaping responses.
Detectives probe murder scene amid tainted humor and misused words
Spanish detectives examined the body of Juan Gonzales after a fatal bullet. A garbled dialogue shows officers debating the cause and weapons while a humor column reacts to a misused term "taffish" with mock outrage. The fragment also mentions Rimiorist and a joke about a Lincoln address with a zip code.
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Juan Gonzales
Quiz style weather and growth questions from a 1960s item
A fragmented quiz piece asks if boom town weather changes occur with no answer. It notes Nevada as fastest growing state with 54.2 percent rise to 440 000 between 1960 and 1965. It mentions Deri Island not a colony and France closing a penal colony with 2800 inmates. It defines hydroponics as growing crops without soil with minerals in water.
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Nevada
Deri’s Island
France
Baytown letter thanks for Dong Ha aid effort
Maj. Lawrence Cummings of Bastopia and Little Alamo near the North Viet Nam border writes Baytown readers praising their publicity and support for Dong Ha relief. He notes 43 boxes shipped and plans to distribute supplies to nearby hamlets, thanking Bobbi Sutphin and The Sun for coverage of the Deng He story.
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Bobbi Sutphin
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Albuquerque lifts travel ban for zoo staff to Colorado
City officials end their restriction on outer state trips for employees to allow two zoo attendants to accompany fee zebras to Colorado Springs for mating. The ban had been aimed at saving money.
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Albuquerque
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Eskimo Olympics to Feature Unusual Contests in Fairbanks
In Fairbanks Alaska the Eskimo Olympics will include blanket toss seal skinning seal hook and harpoon throwing and a controversial event described as man eating in which contestants gobble whale blubber. The event is slated to be held with details to follow.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Know Your Bridge Tale Of The Little Old Lady Opponents
A bridge tale recounts a national pair championship where Little Old Lady No 2 leads the queen of diamonds, prompting a ruling on exposed cards. The declarer misreads, leading to a defeat in four spades while others win four or five spades, underscoring caution against seasoned players.
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Queer of Diamonds
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Declarer
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