Man as Computer Fodder in West German Identity Proposals
Editorial notes a 1973 deadline for a 12 digit national ID in West Germany to streamline administration via computers. Birth date, sex, and unique identifiers would shape each citizen, drawing comparisons to social security tracking and warnings about potential regimentation and 1984 like government reach.
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Bundestag
Computerworld
Inland Revenue
Income Tax
Social Insurance
Willy Brandt
West Germany
Budget Charade Shapes Fiscal Fight Over Spending
The clash between the President and Congress over welfare education and defense spending risks a near 12 billion deficit for the year. Both sides push favored priorities while inflation trends rise, with proposals including ABM expansion and extra funding for supersonic transport.
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White House
Barnacle Glue Secrets Might Redefine Bonding
Centuries old secret glue used by barnacles resists 7000 psi and endures 620°F and minus 383°F. Scientists have yet to reveal the chemical behind the powerful attachment to ships. Once decoded it could replace welded seams and nails in manufacturing and construction.
Lincoln St. One Way North From Woodstock Lane
Chief of Police J Thomas Boyd announced Lincoln St has been made a one way north from Woodstock Lane to Piccadilly St. H J Heinz Co employees received the Virginia Manufacturers Association Safety Award of Honor. The Winchester Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals has organized a dog show handling class for children. Virginia Woolen softball team to enter the Virginia Softball Association Tournament again. WAVES officer Georgie I Simpson promoted to lieutenant junior grade effective June 1 1949. Randolph Miller Robinson Negro baritone to perform at Mt. Carmel Baptist Church with accompanist Queenie Taylor Williams of Martinsburg.
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J. Thomas Boyd
H.J. Heinz Co
Virginia Manufacturers ‘Association
Winchester Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Lewis Renner
Virginia
Daily Meditation KEEP COOL
Reform movements repeatedly shape public life and policy. The piece urges maintaining balance and not letting reform turn rot, emphasizing reform as a constant, essential factor in growth and safeguarding the calm mindset of the era.
Nixon Pledges Hit on Crime Seen Through DC Bill
President Nixon has backed a stiff crime bill aimed at Washington DC to curb narcotics and violence. The measure allows no knock entries, 60 day preventive detention, adult court for 16 and 17 year olds in serious crimes, and wire tapping with Supreme Court precedent. The bill faces possible Supreme Court defeat, with its fate tied to future court tests and potential new presidential appointments.
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Nixon
John Mitchell
District of Columbia
Congress
D.C
Supreme Court
Joseph Tydings
Maryland
Sam Ervin
North Carolina
Senate
Law and Order
High Bench
Cleaning Out Your Worry Closet This Summer
HAL BOYLE advises clearing mental clutter by discarding outdated anxieties. He mocks common nagging questions about fashion, politics, celebrity gifts, and broad issues, urging a fresh start to free expression and peace of mind.
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New York
Congress Is No Help on TV Equal Time Issue
Senate hearings consider a bill to force free time for Congress on networks to answer Nixon attacks. Pastore questions feasibility, favoring informal network agreements over legislation while CBS experiments with Democratic response time and faces audience and revenue losses.
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John O. Pastore
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Senate Commerce
J. William Fulbright
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Pastore
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Lawrence F. O’brien
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O’brien
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Mike Mansfield
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Indochina
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Joseph A. Califano Jr
Democratic Committee
Blood Test Best Means Of Detecting Syphilis
Wayne G Brandstadt M D explains syphilis progression from primary chancre to secondary rashes and latent stages, notes most cases begin undiagnosed, and describes how blood tests plus prompt penicillin treat or curtail ongoing infection. It also covers transmission via heavy petting and co infection with gonorrhea, and includes a quiz about general knowledge.
Winchester Evening Star masthead snippet
Newspaper masthead lists staff roles including General Manager and Executive Editor Jack F. Davis News Editor Eugene P Miller and Managing Editor Douglas B O Connell as part of the Winchester Virginia publication.
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Jack F. Davis
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O'Connell
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