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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1966

Page

7

Mechanized Post Office Plans Under New Bureau Chief

Washington AP The Post Office Department names Dr Leo S Packer head of a new Research and Engineering bureau to pursue a mechanized post office system. In two years he aims to double engineers in R and D and launch a revolution moving from manual labor to programmed equipment while maintaining traditional letter carriers.

Washington Thei Post Office Department Leo S. Packer Senate Bureau of Research and Engineering Packer Post Office Xerox Corp

Politics Dominate Sunday TV as Networks Preview 66 Series

AP TV-Radio writer notes ABC launches Elections 66 with Humphrey and Goldwater interviews. CBS starts Campaign 66 next Sunday, NBC offers Agony of Two Cities on race and housing. Jackie Gleason on CBS provides light relief amid serious political coverage.

Cynthia Lowry New York ABC Hubert H. Humphrey Barry Goldwater CBS NBC

Shelter belts origins and spread in farming

German Mennonites who emigrated to the Russian steppes in 1789 first planted shelter belts at right angles to prevailing winds to protect crops. In the United States shelter belt planting began in 1854 in Nebraska and now covers about 123000 miles across the Great Plains, safeguarding farms and domestic animals.

United States Nebraska Great Plains

They Only Wanted Two Truckloads

John and Frances Diciero sue the University of Cincinnati and Frank Bartello for 13500 from a two truckload dirt request that turned into 250 truckloads dumped on their Cincinnati property. They allege breach of contract and danger from the pile and seek removal and repair costs.

Cincinnati, Ohio John Diciero Frances Dicieros University of Cincinnati Frank Bartello Bartello

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