Postal Service Not Up To Par
The piece argues postal service flaws persist after the 1970 reorganization. It cites government critics, private carriers rising in use, and firms like United Parcel Service expanding. IPSA’s legal win over the word rights is noted along with a Kent Ohio protest over plastic advertising bags. A Virginia utility’s customer bill delivery shows private efficiency.
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U.S. Postal Service
Philadelphia
Washington
U.S
Maryland
Mathias
Baltimore
Texas
Bentsen
Wall Street Journal
Perryville
Quasipublic Postal Service
United Parcel Service
Independent Postal System of America
Oklahoma City
IPSA
American Postal Workers Union
Post
Kent
Ohio
National Association of Letter Carriers
Virginia
Low Blood Sugar Diet Advice From Dr. Lamb Letter
Reader shares long experience with hypoglycemia, urging longer tests of at least four hours, and describes relief after diet adjustments. Notes that not all cases are dietary and emphasizes medical evaluation, diet changes, and lifestyle factors over medicines. Mentions Philippians 2 8 as closing reflection.
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Dr. Lamb
Newspaper Enterprise Assm
1970 Census Shows Prosperity Under LBJ Era
The 1970 Census data claim the Johnson years delivered the greatest era of prosperity. Black median income nearly doubled and poverty among Black citizens fell to 30 percent, while white income rose even more. College enrollments doubled and a vast highway system and inland waterway network expanded national infrastructure en route to broad social gains.
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Ernest Cuneo
Washington
U.S
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Huey Long
Louisiana
Henry Wallace
America
L.B.J
LBJ
Texas Stars
Johnson
Jefferson
University of Virginia
Ben Franklin
University of Pennsylvania
Lincoln
Baytown Sun Classified Notice Details
Second class master at Me Baytown Texas Post Office 77520 under Act of Congress March 1 1879. Published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas PO Box 90 77578 subscription rates etc. Represented nationally by General Advertising Service U S Suburban Press Inc and Coastal Fabrications. Associated Press rights reserved.
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Baytown
Texas
Memorial Drive
Reewest
General Advertising Service
U.S. Sub
Federal probing culture raises concerns over government data abuse
Jack Anderson criticizes an expansion of investigative power across federal agencies. He cites cabinet agencies and the CIA, noting dossiers on innocents and derisive gossip leaking between offices. He recounts NSA and Navy fire flaws tied to misplaced, flamboyant quarters aboard the Forrestal.
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Washington
Secret Service
Forrestal
Navy
Adm
Elmo Zumwalt
R. F. Schoultz
Bruce Dern’s Success Is No Family Affair
Bruce Dern reflects that his achievements stand on his own merit rather than family status, asserting that being number one defined an actor’s success in his view. He credits personal grit and independent talent shaping his career.
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Bruce Dern
Bruce Dern’s Long Road to Broadway and Fame
Bruce Dern quit Penn after track coach objected to his sideburns and pursued acting in New York. He faced family disapproval but built a career from underground films to major features like They Shoot Horses and The King of Marvin Gardens. He credits paying dues and says success came from hard work, not looks.
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NEW York
NEA
Bruce Dern
University of Pennsylvania
Board of
New York City
Broadway
Hollywood
Peter Fonda
Nancy Sinatra
Roger Corman
Dern
Marvin Gardens
John Wayne
National Society of Film Critics
Mom
King of
Bruce MacLeish
Jack Nicholson
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Che Baytown Sun
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Preston Pendergrass
Jan Finley
Wanda Orter
Fred Sartman
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
le Able
Bareiele
Rers
Pewseete Teeedecteses
Jack Anderson
FBI
CIA
Paris
National Security Agency
NSA
Ernestino Guglielmo
Archie
Archibald MacLeish
Roose
Velt
Adlai Stevenson
MacLeishes
Ilinois
Spencer Tracy
Newspaper Enterprise Asshc
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