Our Vanishing Privacy Part II Where surveillance invades
This piece surveys the spread of psychological surveillance in business and government. It discusses polygraphs and personality tests as tools that probe inner feelings, their rise since World War II, arguments for and against reliability and ethics, and calls for limits on invasions of privacy.
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Alan F. Westin
Columbia University
Westin
Association of the Bar of the
City of New York
Carnegie Corporation
Snes Science Service, Inc
Checring
Pius XII
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Ito
Peace Corps
One Man's View of George Wallace Sparks Letters
A long reader letter page in the 1967 Decatur Daily features Mr. C J Michael of Huntsville expressing support for subscription value and defending editor and columnist claims about George Wallace. He cites changes in Morgan County taxes and quotes George Washington on unity. He signs as C J Michael.
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Bethel Rd
Hartselle
Ala
Decatur Daily
Decatur
George Wallace
Jack Nelson
Los Angeles Times
Washington Post News Service
Atlanta Constitution
Montgomery Advertiser
Public Forum
Huntsville
Morgan County
District 1
Madison County
Union Hill
George Washington
C.J. Michael
Stella Martin
Lack of Reverence to Flag at Decatur Austin Football Game
A public forum letter explains Austin Highs lack of public announcements and reverence toward the flag at a Decatur versus Austin game. The author apologizes for the crowd's silence and notes the game was a disappointment with a heavy loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Alabama
Austin
Austin High
Johnson
Writer Liked Andersons Letter To Public Forum
A reader praises Mark Anderson and his September 8 letter in the Decatur Daily. The letter extols education and denounces LBJ era policies, criticizing the paper for shifting to a liberal stance and alleging support for minority groups and welfare in North Alabama.
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Anderson
Public Forum
Decatur
Alabama
Mark Anderson
The
Decatur Daily
People's
North Alabama
Southland
Nation
LBJ
Washington, D. C
South
Junior
W. O. Graham
Democratic Executive Committee
When Will Gospel Speak to These Times
The reply imagines a perfect world where evil is eradicated and virtue prevails. It lists hopes such as justice, love, disarmament, honest behavior, stable families, and the elimination of addiction as prerequisites for the Gospel to be needed. The tone is prophetic and aspirational.
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F.T.O
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Texas
FBI
Dominic Frinzi
Milwaukee
Wisc
Frinzi
State Bar of Wisconsin
Milwaukee Bar Association
Mr. Burleson
Rt. 1
Madison
Moulton, Ala
Public Forum Editor
Billy Graham
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