Editorial: Situation Normal At The P O
The piece argues the U S Post Office faces persistent deficits and limited service gains despite a rate rise from five to six cents for first class letters. It traces historic postal costs, revenue, and mail volume trends, noting reliance on bulk mail revenues and forecasts of continued deficits despite new rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Post Office Department
E U
Congress
Senate
U. S
Mike Monroney
Dokla
Past. Office and Civil Service Committee
Procter and Gamble
Ohio
Monroney
Air Mail
China
B.C
Europe
Amerca
General Court
Massachusetts
Talking To China Warsaw Talks Reach 134th Meeting
U S ambassador in Warsaw meets with Wang Kuochang representing China for the 134th time since talks began in Geneva 1955. The long running discussions, held amid secrecy, aim to keep a channel open for mutual recriminations rather than visible benefits. Churchill’s line on law over war frames the context.
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America
China
Warsaw
Poland
U.S
Peking
John A. Groncuski
Wang Kuochang
Geneva
Washington
Winston Churchill
Successful Investing by Roger E Spear: College Cost Growth
An outspoken reader voices strategies for funding a grandchild’s college costs over 45 years. Recommend holdings include shifting from Standard of Indiana to Union Oil of California, holding A T and T, and replacing Reynolds Metals with Pan Am and Walgreens, noting tax and growth considerations. The correspondent asks which of Reynolds Metals or Pan Am should be sold for better long term growth.
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Standard of
Indiana
Union Oily
California
A.t.&t
Fanny
Walgreen
Textron
Plough
The
Becton
Dickinson
M.B. A
Reynolds
Pan Am
Roger Spear
Roger B. Spear
Grand Central Station
New York
iGen
Fea, Corp
Pope Paul VI Upsets Critics With Vietnam Peace Stance
Pope Paul VI faces Protestant critics as President Johnson's Rome visit unfolds. The pontiff's Christmas message defends peace over pacifism, denounces violence, and links just war with defense of justice and liberty. Critics question his stance on capitalism and Vietnam diplomacy.
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Paul VI
Johnson
Rome
Australia
Vietnam
Pakistan
Hoi
Paul
West
United Nations
South Vietnam
Far East
Pius XII
Nazi Germany
Pyorrhea myths and patient advice from Dr Brady
Dentist physician debate pyorrhea as a misnomer not an infection and not limited to teeth. The author urges treating unloosened teeth by a good dentist and notes profiting from nutritional fixes while mocking aggressive early extraction advised by some dentists. Readers may request booklets via Dr Brady at 625 El Camino Beverly Hills.
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Picayune Department
Tristan da Cunha
Aly
Reek
Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
California
The 10 Cent Dime That Saved a Life
A Chicago tale in CASE E563 recounts how a 10 cent donation from Dr. Goff to a despondent man altered a life. Arnold, a broken jewel worker, faced bankruptcy and a planned jump from a bridge until a friendly gesture sparked hope, leading to new work and renewed purpose.
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Golf
Arnold B
Dr. Galt
Charles Ray Golf
Chicago ‘Temple
Chicago Loop
YMCA
Northwestern University
Temple
Goff
Dr. Goff
Fires Place
Arnold
Saldatt
Arnoid
Chicago
Folklore Jokes and Quips Circulate in Anderson
A lighthearted column from Anderson features folk humor and breezy retorts. Jokes range from conversations about daily life to playful puzzles and a death misprint tale. A man misreads his obituary, a wife debates a shooting report, and a breakfast caller learns of his own death in the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Adam
Theaper
Iss
Tear down the Negro ghettos says columnist misguided
A columnist argues against demolishing urban ghettos to quell discontent. He questions relocation to public housing, cites crime and health concerns, and cites British RAF findings that old housing yields better outcomes. He warns mass displacement harms inner-city communities and urges neighborhood rehabilitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columnar
Detroit
Britain
Royal Air Force
RAF
Germany
D. M. Fannig
Shipwise column highlights new aircraft gear and lighthouses
Navy photo shows a wheelless air cushion landing gear powered by a 72 pound auxiliary engine. Ambrose Light Ship replaced by Ambrose Offshore Light Tower seven miles off Sandy Hook, standing 136 feet high with a six million candle power beacon visible 21 miles. Charity note thanks Charles Chastain for book gift. images depict ships from Vikings to nuclear era and notable vessels such as Barossa and Britannia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
Washington
Ambrose
Martin
Sandy Hook
Santa Claus
Charles Chastain
Pillman Publisking Corp
New York
Gadstad
Hyredfolls
Atlantic Survival
Mauretania
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P.O
Roger E. Spear
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Beorge D. Crivenbirger
Marinet W. Toner
Wobert E. Jackson
Jane Toner Scott
Charles W. Laughlin
A. Reed
Steond
Maditon
Mervica
Tiel ovailabTy
Medion
Bay
Associated Press Press
Tocal Awe
Brady's Health Service
George W. Crane
Arnald
Folklore
By William Wade
Aero
Harlem
Watts
Third Ave
Corp
TM. 1068
Gen
James B
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