Self-Service Censorship Debate Aims at Mail Ads
The Post Office Dept issues a leaflet on curbing pandered advertising and outlines a new amendment to the Postal Revenue and Federal Salary Act of 1967. The measure lets offended families demand mailers stop contact and remove their names from lists, sparking debate over practicality and constitutional concerns.
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Post Office Department
Postal Revenue and Federal
Timothy J. May
Tak
Congress
Postmaster General
Attorney General
House Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Timothy Mayold
John Daly
Direct Mail Advertising Association
Anderson Tops State Salary Tables Among Indiana Schools
ISTA 1987 88 ranks Anderson Public Schools ninth in enrollment yet among the top five for teacher salaries. Beginning bachelor salaries place Anderson third at 6200, with Gary and Hammond higher. Master’s salary in Anderson hits 11100, trailing Hammond Gary Fort Wayne Evansville in the state.
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Anderson Public Schools
ISTA
Indiana School Corporations
Indianapolis
Gary
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Evansville
Hammond
Vigo County
Municie
Anderson
Washington Township
Marion County
Focal
Muncie
Mort Wayne
Indiana
Communication industry shows growth and recovery prospects
A reader asks whether to switch from AT and Great A&P or hold for recovery. The adviser says hold AT&T for long term recovery, notes its role in communications, and suggests exploring undervalued growth stocks like Talley Industries or EG&G. Great A&P outlook improves after cost cuts and unit closures. Del Monte considered for switch. A broker choice is advised to be local and well recommended. Continental Oil viewed as a solid hold with diversified operations and a history of rising earnings and dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Telephone
A&p
At&t
Bell
Talley Industries
Eg&g
Trols
del Monte
Continental Oil
Roger Spear
Roger E. Spear
The
Anderson Herald
Box 1618
Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y
Fea. Corp
Ho Ufstadt
Silter
Wests
Wanted: a President for the United States in 1965
Paul Harvey urges a full time President to address swollen national debt and costly overseas commitments. He cites Vietnam costs and global obligations as weakening America and calls for decisive domestic reforms and leadership.
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United States
Johson
Latin America
Vietnam
Soviet Union
Johnson
Britain
Uncle Sam
White House
Qiw
Fea_ Corp
Calcium in bones and teeth links to diet and aging
The article explains that about 58 percent of body calcium resides in bones and teeth, and that bone calcium fluctuates with time and age. It urges awareness of daily calcium intake to prevent demineralization and osteoporosis, referencing Dr. Ernest Boas and the booklet The Calcium Shortage available for 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest P. Boas
M.D
Year Book Publishers
Boas
Patrol milestones of the Navy Fleet Ballistic Missile Force
NAVNEAWS reports March 1 1968 marks the Fleet Ballistic Missile Force 400th patrol completed by the USS Patrick Henry during its 72nd patrol since commissioning in December. The force includes 41 submarines each with 16 missiles, Polaris A three and zero two mile variants, blue and gold crews, and plans to deploy Poseidon missiles in 31 boats within years.
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Navneaws
Patrick
Kenry
Moly Lown
Scotland
George Washington
Patrick Weney
Dec
Polaris
James R. Lewis
USN
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Patrick Henry
Worry Clinic advises parents to shape toddlers for world
Doris D. aged 4 symbolizes how parents shelter a child and end up isolating the family. Dr Crane urges training in early independence through babysitters, gradual nights away, and small surprises to curb homesickness and foster resilience in children.
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Doris D
Dr. Crane
Doris
Matlarky
Folklore and Wit in Collegiate Tales and Jokes
Folklore by William Wade offers a collage of college humor and satirical sketches. Tales include candid student quips about graduation and college life, a grandmother cramming for the final, banter about romance, a punchline about county kinship, satire on show business, and a mule ears joke in American saying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rother
Maude
Paw
Big County
Corliss
Loo
Death in the Desert at Skull Valley Gas Drift Fallout
A column recalls a deadly sheep die off at Skull Valley Utah where 6400 sheep perished after an invisible nerve gas cloud drifted from Dugway Proving Ground. The piece links chemical warfare testing to World War II and Vietnam era methods, noting limited field fatalities among personnel and arguing for cautious use.
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Desert
Skull Valley
Great Salt Lake Desert
Dugway Valley
Dogway Proving Ground
Dogway Froving Ground
Utah
Chemical Warfare Service
Dogway
Dugway
With
United States
Dan Orr
Dug- Way
Europe
Asia
Italy
Pacific Islands
Vietnam
Fea. Corp
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Kian
Culver City
California
Wall Street Journal
Roger E
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Felephone
George D. Crattenberger
Provident
Harriet W. Toner
Vice-Provident
Charles W. Laugh Raymond A
REED
Levasurer
Robert E Jackson
Jane Toner
Scott Provident
View Provident
Indiera
Madison
Adj
Bay
Snarr
Varelvn
Herald
Associated Press
Atvatiold
Oni
Paul Harvey News
Marvey
Oler
Albert Hahn
France
Germany
Gritain
Treasury
Kay Jenkins
Brady's Health Service
James
Martin
Sorey
Pauil
Trunk
Dr. Grane
Mellor
William Wade
Lillian
United
Ais
Conia Gelens
Amora
Choe
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