Post Office Adopts Five Digit Numbers for All Addresses
The U S Post Office extends five digit coding to every post office nation wide promising modernized mail distribution and cost savings through automation. The shift follows prior uses of numbered systems in finance and telephony and aims to reduce personnel needs despite rising mail volume.
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U.S
J. Edward Day
Post Office Department
Washington, D. C
American Bankers Association
Agony In South Vietnam Ends With Imminent Regime Change
The Christian Science Monitor reports that Ngo Dinh Diem's family regime in Saigon faces possible reshaping or collapse as Buddhism protests grow. Halberstam notes the question now is who will oust Diem, not the war effort, amid rising discontent and a yellow cloth symbol unifying opponents.
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Diem
South Vietnam
David Halberstam
New York Times
Ngo Dinh Diem
Saigon
Mr. Halberstam
Ngodinh Nhu
Christian Science Monitor
Ladd Plumley Attacks Federal Education Crash Program
The Chamber of Commerce of the United States president dismisses massive federal intervention as bunk and warns against an abrupt crash program. He urges progress but insists on orderly reform rather than rapid, sweeping change.
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Ladd Plumley
Chamber of Commerce of
The
United States
Russia
Plumley
Successful Investing Growth Stocks For Barrier Obstacles
A reader seeks retirement planning advice from Roger E. Spear. They consider selling or holding GM and other stocks, and the adviser recommends testing a strategy with American Home Products while noting the 2.6 percent yield and growth potential in consumer fields.
Overregistration shocks in 115 counties across seven states
Washington by Roscoe Drummond reports on the Presidents Commission findings that in 115 counties in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, North Carolina, Tennessee and Virginia registration is far above 100 per cent of the eligible white voting age population. Instances of overregistration suggest official complicity and possible election rigging, with figures showing vast excess registrations in North Carolina and Tennessee counties.
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Washington
United States
President's Commission On Registration
Repub
Caucas
Ican
William ‘Miller
Richard Scammon
President
Texas
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
North Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
Russell Kirk lauds wasteful tax funds on college courses
A reader praises columnist Russell Kirk for criticizing state funded courses in Bowling and Relaxation at the University of Iowa and other schools. The letter argues taxpayers fund frivolous programs and questions the value of graduate psychology theses and academic research. It cites a Texas bowling registration and a Psychology Association Meeting report as examples of perceived waste.
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Russell Sell Kirk
Russell Kirk
State University of
Owa
Hawkeye State
Texas
Papa
Mamma
Junior
Susie
Wit and Warnings From Wisconsin Opinion Piece Remnant
A clipped readable fragment argues about social bias and the role of media in education. It touches on psychology critics and the value of newspapers as teachers, urging readers to seek personal advice from Dr Crane and referencing Meliel Indiana with hints at contact costs.
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Crane
Alcohol Adicts and Health Warnings Amid Kenosha Train Crash
Dr Brady discusses alcohol as a narcotic and urges abstinence while detailing a Kenosha Wisconsin train crash. The incident injured multiple passengers as a heavily loaded train collided with a stalled freight, with hospitals treating dozens and officials probing causes.
Quotes and reminiscences weave through ships and leaders
A collage of quotations and notes on ships such as the cruiser Cincinnati circa 1926 and the context of world figures. Moshe Sharett, former Israeli premier, attends a Scandinavian Jewish Youth Organization congress in Stockholm. The piece blends memory, history, and commentary on governance and human nature.
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Stockholm
UPI
Moshe Sharett
Srael
Peru Resident Named to Indiana Tax Board
Peru resident Ber man G Holmes Fern was sworn in by Governor Welsh to the Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners replacing a member who is recovering from a heart attack. Tax Board Chairman Richard L Worley said Lawrence Baker collapsed while working with his flowers and was hospitalized in Bloomington in satisfactory condition after resigning to spend time with family and his pony farm. Baker and his wife planned a weekend vacation.
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Indianapolis
UPL
Berman G. Holmes
Fern
Welsh
Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners
Tax Board
Richard L. Worley
Laurence Baker
Baker
Bloomington
Moss presses McNamara on press restraints in military accidents
Rep. John Moss argues for detailed Pentagon limits on photographers and newsmen during military accidents. He may convene hearings on civilian authority versus military control as authorities debate Army and Air Force guidance on restraining photos and safeguarding classified material.
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Washington (Ap
John E. Moss
D-Calif
Robert S. McNamara
Pentagon
Moss
House Foreign Operations and Government Information Subcommittee
Army
Air Force
Postal Clerk Work Conditions Agreement Reached
Clerks at the Anderson Post Office signed a deal with management on working conditions and fringe benefits. President Kennedy's Executive Order 10988 creates a cooperative framework for federal employee management relations promoting bilateral bargaining at the local level.
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Anderson Post Office
Focal
Howard L. Ring
J. F. Kennedy
Federal
The Shepherd Power and the Mills of Duty
Poem contrasts two men with mills driven by power whether water or gas engine. One grinds neighbors’ corn when power exists, the other keeps a mill running even in low water showing steadfast service to God beyond convenience.
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Mortimer M. Caplin
Internal Revenue Service
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