Husbands Now Lead in Spying on Wives Says Private Eye
A Senate subcommittee hears how electronic eavesdropping devices flood the divorce market. Vendors report most buyers are husbands seeking to monitor wives, using mikes, transmitters, jammers, and hidden cameras. Privacy concerns rise as do-it-yourself kits sell for around 400 dollars.
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Slovan
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Wall Street Chatter Predicts Further Market Advance
Bache & Co. sees a conducive climate for another rise and a continuation of the favorable seasonal pattern. Thomson & McKinnon report investor uncertainty about the economy, likely shaping near term market behavior. Bradbury K. Thurlow cites a recovery from panic with leadership in fast moving vehicles attracting skeptical traders.
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UPT
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Thomson & McKinnon
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K. Thurlow
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Father’s Day protester in San Francisco seeks equality in parenthood
Benjamin Altmann spent his fourth Father’s Day marching with a sign calling Father’s Day a farce. He advocates changes to divorce laws claiming current rules bias child custody toward mothers and desires equality in parenting rights. The piece notes his personal divorce history and his public stance.
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San Francisco
Benjamin Altmann
Altman
Education official’s claim on integration sparks criticism
The speaker disputes Harold Howe’s remark that progress toward school integration is small, arguing de facto segregation rises in the North and that the commissioner’s comments incite civil rights tensions and aid communist-inspired agitators. The critique questions timing of demonstrations and national political rhetoric.
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U.S
Harold Howe
Howe
Record Heat Top Temperature At Phoenix 107
The high of 107 degrees in Phoenix, Arizona tops a national heat reading reported to the U.S. Weather Bureau excluding Alaska and Hawaii. Northern readings show Redmond, Oregon at 36 as the morning low.
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New York
Weaver to Tour in Catch Me If You Can Summer Stock
Den nis Weaver will tour eight weeks of summer stock across the midwest and east performing Catch Me If You Can. The engagement, announced in Hollywood, runs through the summer season with stops at multiple regional theatres.
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Hollywood
UPI
Dennis Weaver
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East
The Lighter Side: A Go Theory Scrambled
This column notes Dick West’s humorous misreadings while recounting the Go book translation by Samuel P. King and George G. Leckie. It lampoons the 4000-year-old game Go, its board and stones, and West’s failed attempt to grasp its openings. The piece blends personal brag and comic disbelief.
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UPI
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George G. Leckie
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Samuel P. King
Honolulu
China
Old George
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