Privacy rights clash with picketing home invasions
A Baltimore court cites a new privacy right to balance free speech against home privacy as picketers target Mrs. Leah Molofsky’s tavern petitioning on her residence. The ruling signals a broad, evolving privacy doctrine shaping future cases and limits on surveillance and public demonstrations.
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Supreme Court
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Girard College
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Leah Molofsky
Richard M. Nixon
Douglas
New York
Africa See Opportunities Amid U S Aid Shifts
The article notes U S aid to Africa remains under 10 of total aid and under 5 of trade and investment. It cites Africa receiving about five of 20 aid recipients and one of eight loan fund beneficiaries. Experts urge more American aid investment and regional cooperation beyond former colonies to avoid future Congo scale interventions.
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Africa
America
Nigeria
Foreign Service
G. Mennen Williams
Congo
U. S
Kwame Nkrumah
West Africa
Sierra Leone
First National City Bank of New York
Nkrumah
Bathroom design proposals aim to modernize the facility
A Cornell study by Kir a and colleagues critiques current American bathrooms ge neral ergonomics and cultural factors. They propose a large curved sink a partly enclosed relaxing tub and safety features with a down facing urinal and wet washing gear. The report cites medical concerns about toilet design and urges better perineal cleansing equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Radiator and Standard Sanitary Corporation
New York State College of Home Economics
Cornell
St. Preece
Ian Fleming
Kir
Greece
Rome
Kira
Africans fear Western policy and fear communist influence
The piece argues Africans detest white rule in South Africa and Rhodesia but dread war. It notes dependence on Western markets makes economies vulnerable to price shocks, inviting Communist critique. It predicts 5 to 10 years of political turbulence may aid Communist agents while Russians and Chinese are viewed unfavorably by Africans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Rhodesia
Nigeria
Ivory Coast
Ghana
Africa
Selma Rancher in Australia Receives Mail
Wiley Fancher of Selma moved to a Queensland cattle ranch to escape tensions and loneliness. He receives 40 to 50 letters daily asking about homes and jobs in Australia, while only one other Alabamian is known to have joined him. He brought his 90 year old bachelor uncle along on a visit home.
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Washington
Chou En - Lai
Chou
U. S
Selma, Ala
Wiley Fancher
Australia
Fancher
Selma
Queensland
Alabama
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Selma Rancher
Austalia
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Spe
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Penney
Penney’s
Decatur
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