Invasion of Privacy and US Surveillance Reach
An analysis by Patrick Young in The National Observer argues that American privacy has eroded over 200 years. The article lists diverse government and private sector records from tax to census data and arrest files. It notes millions tracked by agencies and errors by computers harming innocent people.
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Privacy fears rise as computer records threaten individuals
The piece discusses how computerized record keeping invades privacy, flags risks from data errors, and notes proposed protections. It highlights a six digit code identifying political affiliation, calls for safeguards, and cites the Fair Credit Reporting Act as a partial remedy.
National Transportation Safety Board urges safe boating practices
A Safety Board bulletin highlights that most pleasure boating fatalities come from overboard falls or capsizings, and many victims were not using life jackets. It outlines nine precautions including weather checks, informing others of plans, boat readiness, avoiding overload, sufficient life jackets, a capable second operator, careful movement, vigilant lookout, and saving celebrations for homeport.
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Gospel Meeting At Quitman and Center Streets Church
A gospel meeting began Monday at the Quitman and Center Streets Church of Christ with J B Myers of Little Rock as guest speaker. Murphy D Phillips opened with sermons, and Myers speaks each evening at 7 30 with Sunday services at 10 30 a m and 6 p m. A community dinner is set for Sunday at noon, and Myers also directs part of the Little Rock School of Preaching.
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White Oak Community Center
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Air Force tests moving bases by airlift to Pisa Italy
Capt Richard Mueller leads the Harvest Eagle project showing the U S Air Force can relocate bases by cargo planes. The concept envisions moving up to three air bases and landing them at the Pisa airport if needed.
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Texas Farm and Ranch Safety Week Proclaimed
The week of July 25 31 is proclaimed Texas Farm and Ranch Safety Week focusing on rural accident prevention. Last year Texas farms reported at least 100 deaths from water fire and machinery incidents. Farmers are urged to follow manuals shut off machines before adjusting them and reduce speed on slopes to prevent mishaps.
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Shop Early Vietnam 1971 aids servicemen gifts
Grassroots effort by the American Red Cross launches its sixth annual Shop Early Vietnam program to provide gift bags for U S service members in South Vietnam at Christmas. The piece also cites opinions on shoplifting motives and FBI finances with multiple quotes.
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State Board approves 302.4 million school fund allotment
Texas Board of Education approves a 302.4 million statewide allotment for the upcoming school year. It also funds an 887,500 dollar bilingual program for four year olds, with 10 specialists testing 100 children in McAllen and Hereford in 1972 73. An accreditation plan will use computer data to spot weak points, aiding 200 districts visited yearly. A 1.8 million TEA and USOE collaboration will evaluate new handicapped education pilot projects with national impact.
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Smith
Gus Mutscher
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Railroad Commission
House General Investigating Committee
Wandering in Dallas and the open road of memory
A reflective travelogue recalls a lone misdirection filled day wandering downtown Dallas and beyond. The narrator admits a reverse sense of direction and detours through highways and Stuckeys while noting family opinions and a longing to travel yet staying close to home.
Hire the Veteran and You Hire Experience
Veterans offer broad experience across many fields from clerks to engineers to bricklayers and restaurant managers. On the job training via the GI Bill or MDTA is available and local State Employment Service offices and the Veterans Administration provide training information.
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Gladewater Mirror masthead and legacy notes
The Gladewater Mirror lists staff positions including Publisher Mrs Harry Kates General Manager Advertising Director and Women’s Editor. It announces correction policy and publication details with delivery rates for Texas and outside markets and notes consolidations with The Gladewater Times Tribune Navy 28 1949 and The White Oak Texan June 1 1969.
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