Privacy at stake as new spying tech nears home
Dr. Alan F. Westin of Columbia warns privacy rights erode under air model snooping and surveillance tied to business, tests, and computers. The article sketches devices from wired suits to lie detectors and personal tests, illustrating pervasive data gathering and the danger to ordinary Americans.
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Columbia University
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McNamara moves to deploy thin ABM system
Secretary McNamara informs Pentagon and congressional leaders of President Johnson's plan to deploy a limited anti missile defense to deter a Chinese attack. The move follows a stalled funding logjam and may be announced Monday in San Francisco.
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Family man loses wife and two sons to sea during storm
Robert Wood of Boston and his 38 foot boat were swept by 15 to 25 foot seas off the New Jersey coast as Hurricane Donna battered Ocean City. Wood, injured, told police he failed to receive a hurricane alert before guiding his family into Absecon Inlet. Coast Guard attempts to aid them failed in the high seas.
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Surveillance evolves with tech and policy shifts
The piece argues that while spying is ancient, modern tools and a managerial public private framework erode privacy. It contends that pervasive data collection is expanding and urges Americans to reclaim privacy rights, pointing to four years of research and a call to action.
Mexico's Ballet Folklorica to Perform Today in Lubbock
The colorful Ballet Folklorica from Mexico is set to perform today at the Lubbock Municipal Auditorium. Readers are advised to check Page 6 for scheduling and seating details.
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Case warns bombing risk in Vietnam to end war
Senator Clifford P. Case says the U.S. may risk Chinese or Russian entry if intensified bombing lowers North Vietnamese material and manpower. He notes the Johnson administration failed to secure South Vietnamese reforms to gain popular support, urging reasonable steps to back U.S. forces.
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R-Nj
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NASA chief cites budget squeeze delaying space plans
James E. Webb told a Texas A and M dedication ceremony that NASA will lay off about 4 000 employees monthly due to Congress funding cuts tied to the Vietnam War and the War on Poverty. He said the moon goal remains feasible by 1970 but exploration beyond is stalled. Attending were George Mueller astronauts D K Slayton Richard F Gordon and Charles Conrad Jr.
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British Police Seize Soviet Jet To Free Russian Physicist
Scotland Yard officers halted a Moscow bound Aeroflot TU104 moments before takeoff in London. Police wrestled Soviet personnel to rescue a Russian physicist reportedly dragged aboard against his will, amid a car abduction linked to the Soviet Embassy. A tense struggle continued on the plane steps as the wife and captain clashed over staying onboard.
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London
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New Look Theme Marks Texas Tech Season
Texas Tech opens for a fall with more than 19 000 students in a season branded the new look. Dorms 12 stories and new classrooms accompany a stadium opening at Jones Stadium. The 280 member marching band will perform in Dallas and Little Rock during the season with home games featuring the band and a patriotic finale at the Baylor game.
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Herring Hotel Auction Ordered in Amarillo
U S District Judge Joe Estes ordered the Herring Hotel to be sold at public auction on October 23. The 14 story Amarillo landmark, once owned by Ernest O Thompson, faces sale due to mounting costs and Air Force Base closure impact. The court set a minimum price of 150000 with debts totaling 112829 in taxes.
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Prayer on humility urges lifting others above ourselves
A reader letter quotes a prayer asking for strength to be generous and fair. The line urges us to be large enough in spirit not to make others feel small.
Major Victory Claimed by U S Infantry in Vietnam
U S forces report heavy action along Vietnam's coast and Mekong Delta. Twenty one enemy killed and 25 captured in northern coastal operations. Three American battalions mop up in the Mekong Delta, with about 204 Viet Cong reported killed. B 52 bombers pound suspected enemy buildups near Ben Cat and in North Vietnam.
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