The Art of Spying and Its Gadgetry
A review of Enrico Altavilla's The Art of Spying notes the rise of gadgets for foreign agents such as microfilm hidden in letters and infrared voice-to-light transmitters. It cites NSA's reach, compares global spycraft, and argues that readers gain only if analysts interpret the data. the book is engaging for lay readers despite its technical chatter.
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Enrico Altavilla
Prentice-Hall
Europe
Au Courant
Italy
Germany
Switzerland
West Germany
Berlin
Erich Brodmann
G.R
West Berlin
Atavilla
United States
National Security Agency
Fort Meade
NSA
Ussr
Altaville
Best sellers and public notices from various sources
A roundup lists fiction best sellers including The Eighth Day and Capable of Honor and nonfiction titles like Death of a President and Division Street. Public notices cover the 93rd Shrine convention in Washington and Muskegon prosecutor budget requests, with local award photos from St Vitus School and Perry Gaston Post 343.
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Publishers’ Weekly
Thornton Wilder
Harper & Row
Elia Kazan
Stein & Day
Louis Auchincloss
Houghton Mifflin
Santa Vittoria
Robert Crichton
Simon & Schuster
Washington, D.C
Gore Vidal
Little, Brown
Allen Drury
Doubleday
Herbert Gold
Random House
John Hersey
Knopf
Captain
Jan de Hartog
Atheneum
Rosemary
Sam Levenson
Edgar Cayce
Sleeping Prophet
Jess Stearn
Robert
New Castle News
St. Vitus School
Perry Gaston Post
American Legion
Edward A. DeCarbo
Fred Fornataro
Alfred Fornataro
Blossom Lane
Marianne Paris
Joseph Paris
N. Scott Sr
William Pugh
Mothers and Daughters heavy in psychoanalysis
Edith G. Neisser’s Mothers and Daughters is criticized for basing its claims on unfounded Freudian ideas. The reviewer argues the book offers opinions rather than scientific facts and provides little constructive guidance for mother daughter relationships.
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Edith G. Neisser
Harper & Row
Lee Pinckney Jr
Cathey Lee Pinckney
Groom and bride partied then test drives a city truck
In Minneapolis Doug Madsen 22 and his new wife left their reception to watch him complete a civil service road test in a dump truck. He spend about 20 minutes driving the truck in tuxedo while his bride waited. In Chicago police found a stolen car submerged in 15 feet of water at Wolf Lake with lights still on.
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Minneapolis
UPI
Doug Madsen
Madsen
Chicago
Wolf Lake
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Shriners
Washington
Muskegon, Mich
Muskegon County
Paul M. Ladas
Mrs. Neisser
OY Winter
Teady Saver
First Federal Savings Ruse Loan Association
New Castle
Olga
Warner
S-M-L
N. Mill ST
S. Mill ST
Washington ST
Grace Skoog
W. J. Kinnard
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