In Our Opinion on Data Center Privacy Shocker
The piece cites Justice Douglas at San Francisco State College warning that a national data center feeding intimate personal files from tax, census, medical, employment, and other records could dilute privacy. It argues big government and big tech could pressure individuals, likening it to Orwellian control and stressing that such centralization could erase individuality.
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Supreme Court
William C. Douglas
San Francisco State College
Celebrities drive hype in fast food franchises face scrutiny
New York reports franchise leaders weigh celeb promoted fast food ventures. Ray Kroc calls it ridiculous and even prostitution while Dunkin' Donuts' Robert Rosenberg cautions that a name does not fix a weak operation. Industry voices warn of risks to investors and other franchisers if assets and program quality are lacking.
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New York
Ray Kroe
McDonald's
Robert Rosenberg
Dunkin’ Donuts
Joe Namath
Mickey Mantle
Johnny Carson
Tony Bennett
Bill Cosby
Cassius Clay
Minnie Pearl
Eddie Arnold
Rocky Graziano
Eddie Arcaro
Mahalia Jackson
Kroc
Thomas Robinson
International Franchise Association
Rosenberg
Robert Grover
Strap-on Tools Corp
Presidential Brothers A Pain by Drew Pearson
Washington column notes that President Nixon and ex President Johnson face exposure over their brothers Don Nixon and Sam Johnson using family ties for gain. It cites Don’s failed Hughes loan, Sam’s Look magazine memoir deal, and past Kennedy nepotism considerations, with broader fear over ABM costs and political risk.
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Washington
Nixon
Alaska
Johnson
Sam
Eisenhower
Col
Gordon Moore
Don
Don Nixon
Sam Johnson
Richard Nixon
Howard Hughes
Captain Jack Arthur the famed cruise director at sea
The article profiles Jack Arthur, a charming cruise director aboard a Miami to Freeport route ship, noting his talent for entertaining guests, handling miscreants, and easing long voyages. It recalls his past in Philadelphia, his skills in piano and song, and his recent accolade from four elderly ladies at the ship's elevator who recalled his White Elephant Auction.
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Subiio
Bing
Jack Arthur
Shur
Philadelphia
Hopkins
Arthur
Federsing
Elizabeth Rock
Miami
It Happened In Corry 20 Years Ago April 14 1949
A contract to raze the large empty building on the west side of the Italian American Club on West Main Street was signed and learned today. Corry High School track and baseball squads prepare for spring meets at coordinates including Klenke farm and Loveland Field while Spartansburg firemen extinguish a grass fire. The article notes indoor and outdoor drills and the Spartansburg teams shaping up for first competition.
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West Main Street
William
Klenke Farm
Warren
Meet
Se Spring Creek
Loveland Field
Corry High School
Spartansburg
Yester
Lady Doctors by Hal Boyle
Quotations from Hal Boyle sketch a chaotic collage of 20th century snippets. The piece touches on weather, space talk, and present concerns while interweaving stray lines about Los Angeles and moon landings.
Fragmentary item notes 1969 financial figure
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions a 1969 date and a financial figure of 72.52 tied to Shafer and an officer. Context unclear due to garbled text. No definitive names, places, or actions can be confirmed from the readable portion.
Centrat The Agency 1 Schedule Per Cer Enade Senate
Fragmentary OCR text shows a government or committee schedule reference. The readable pieces mention Senate and possibly an event or ceremony. No clear names, dates, or places are established in the legible portion.
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Senate
Robert
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Morocco
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Kennedy
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Ing Communications
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Klein
Dent
Tom Dodd
Lyndon Johnson
Carolina
Mexico
Pentagon
Brother
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Laird
Russia
Jim Bishop
Freeport
San Juan
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Hal Boyle
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