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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1966
Page
11
The piece laments rising wiretapping and privacy invasion, contrasting urban surveillance with rural party line trust. It humorously recalls ESP gossip among neighbor women and asserts that in country life one can shield conversations from prying eyes.
The WHO notes more poisonings due to increased access to lethal substances. In France about 50,900 people are admitted to hospitals yearly for poisoning, while in the Czech Republic admissions total about 8,000 annually behind the Iron Curtain.
Oslo Norway imported 28 700 tons of coffee last year with Brazil supplying 20 600 tons, Colombia 1 900, and Ethiopia 1 233. The figures show Brazil as the largest supplier and underline Norway's postwar coffee trade links.
NASA develops a plan to wrap returning moon explorers in a plastic bag with their spacecraft for immediate transport to Houston. They would enter a sealed quarantine building near the Lunar Receiving Laboratory for 30 days to detect lunar infections and allow study of samples.
City Hall’s regular staff away this week leaves the second team to handle duties. Acting city manager and city attorney duties are filled by Deputy City Attorney John Fadgen while City Manager Robert McNutt handles some of Clay Lynch’s functions at the Monday council meeting. Regulars away include Lynch in San Francisco with HUD officials Barker on vacation campaigning for district attorney and planning director Churchalis also on vacation.
Three states adopted extended minimum wage protection for women workers for the first time in 1985. Equal pay laws passed in seven states and statutes outlawing employment discrimination based on sex enacted in eight states and the District of Columbia.
Chicago White Sox rookie Guy Cartright extended his major league rookie hit streak to 26 consecutive games in 1943, setting a new mark for sustained hitting.
In Beijing Liu Shao chi appears downgraded in a probable politburo reshuffle. The New China News Agency list shows Lin Piao rising to a leadership position, with Liu ranked eighth, amid speculation of his diminished influence and loss of charismatic leadership.
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