Television and radio commercial killer patent issued
A New York civil engineer Albert P Novak of Floral Park received a patent for device for the automatic editing at the receiver of unwanted program material from broadcast signals. The system blanks the picture and sound during ads with optional insert, uses a synchronization clock and a memory to cancel repeated phrases or images.
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New York
Albert P. Novak
Floral Park
N.Y
Microwave Oyster Shucker Patented by University of Maryland
Oyster shucker Leonard S. Taylor of the University of Maryland invents a microwave device for American oysters. The small loop antenna sits against the shell and uses microwave energy to release the muscle, opening the hinged shells while keeping the oyster cold and ready to eat.
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Leonard S. Taylor
University of Maryland, College Park
Computer Age Loophole Threatens Privacy in Wiretap Law
Telecommunications experts in Congress and industry warn the 1968 wiretap law fails to criminalize interception of digital computer transmissions. They urge rewrite to cover electronic surveillance and nonvoice data, noting potential for law enforcement misuse and growing computer use in government and business.
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David Burnham
New York Times Service
Washington
United States
Congress
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
American Civil Liberties Union
John Shattock
National Office of the Civil Liberties Union
Big Brother
Carter
Soviet Union
New York
San Francisco
National Security Agency
H.W. William Canning
At&t
George Orwell
Satellite Business Systems
International Business Machines
Aetna Life and Casualty Co
Comsat
General Accounting Office
Alan F. Westin
Columbia University
David Watters
Pentagon vs Silicon Valley high tech tug of war grows
Silicon Valley firms outpace the Pentagon in high tech, drawing from civilian sectors. The VHSIC program aims to bridge the gap but private R and D remains ahead. Pentagon policies slow civilian advances and export controls require Congress action, risking future military tech strength.
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Pacific News Service
Palo Alto
Calif
U.S
Pentagon
Roy Gordon
Silicon Valley
Department of Defense
Congress
Julie Nixon and David Eisenhower wed in 1968
On this date in 1968 Julie Nixon and David Eisenhower married in a ceremony that united two prominent families with political ties. The event drew wide attention as a blend of public life and private union featuring dignitaries and the era’s social spotlight.
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Julie Nixon
David Eisenhower
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