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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1976
Page
2
Postage Cost and the Risk to National Print Media
A Time Inc. president warns President Ford that rising postal costs threaten magazines and small newspapers including the Herald. Heiskell cites 1975 volume declines, 13 cent first class rates, and 23 percent increases for second class mail, urging a congressional reexamination of the postal system to avert a national print media disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Time, Inc
Andrew Heiskel
Ford
America
Bailor
Milam Area
Wall Street Journal
Heiskell
England
France
Germany
Congress
Executive Branch
Postal Corporation
Postal Service
Vienna seen as UN city bid to pressure communism
Secretary General Kurt Waldheim promotes Vienna as a potential third United Nations city after New York and Geneva to boost Austrian influence. Havana plans a Cuban communist party congress to establish permanent socialist institutions and a five year plan, while New York reports a prolonged world shipping slump likely to last two more years absent a global economic upturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
United Nations
New York
Geneva
Kurt Waldheim
Havana
Cuban Communist Party
Caribbean Island
Fidel Castro
Peter Carstensen
Stold -Nielsen Group
Migrations Shaping a Nation Across Centuries
John Higham surveys six major waves that built America from ancient Indians to 20th century arrivals. He notes disease, land loss, and forced labor as drivers, cites slavery’s aftereffects, and explains how 1920s limits redirected black migration northward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Issues Forum
John Higham
Johns Hopkins University
University of California Extension
San Diego
National Endowment For the Humanities
Regents of
The
University of California
Asia
Alaska
Americas
Atlantic
British North America
Ireland
Scotland
United States
Europe
Western
Western Hemisphere
Rio Grande River
Virginia
Maryland
Carolina
Germany
Pennsylvania
Union
Free States
England
America
Congress
South
Richard Drake
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Presk M. Luecke
Cameron Herald
Gray Whs
Atexas
East First Street
Cameron
Texas
Reuter International Briefs
Columbus
New World
North America
W. E. B. du Bois
National Newspaper Association
Prof. Higham
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