Telegram Opinion on USPS Reforms and Delays
A 1971 column weighs optimism and frustration as the U S Postal Service restructures from Post Office Department to a semi autonomous entity. It notes higher prices slower pickups and inconsistent delivery while highlighting reforms such as standardized envelopes and new bulk mail facilities. The piece praises a psychedelic Valentine stamp and ends with a hopeful note that speed may come even if efficiency lags.
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U.S
Post Office Department
Washington
Los Angeles Times
Postal Service
Witner
Valentine
Year of Copernicus Declared For 1973 Observances
UNESCO and the International Council of Scientific Unions designate 1973 as the Year of Copernicus to mark the 500th anniversary of Nicolaus Copernicus born in Torun Poland February 19 1473 events include conferences observances and exhibitions worldwide honoring the astronomer who placed the sun at the center of the planetary system
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Copernicus
United Nations
Paris
Unesco
Hide Werevnley
Communist World Domination Revealed in 1917 Chronicle
A 1917 Nation's Press summary describes Bolshevik Russia's brutal purge of officials and the wealthy, seizing property and directing citizens, with a feared secret police and state control. It claims mass executions, forced labor, and nationwide reach, while warning of worldwide Communist expansion and rapid naval buildup surpassing the United States.
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Russia
Communist Party
Jenin
Io Mase
Stalin
Siberia
Io Guy
Augsta
Mara
Giree
United Es
Are We Stupid as Those Candidates
A Daily Oklahoma editorial cautions readers that the United States lags in nuclear and defense readiness. It blasts Soviet gains, notes US missile and bomber obsolescence, and criticizes politicians for fiscal excess while warning of looming strategic peril.
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Sassia
United States
China
Russia
Khrushchev
Defense Department
Daily
Oklahoman
Oklahoma City
Okla
Dollar Devaluation Sparks Global Market Disarray
An overheated global exchange scene unfolds as markets react to a U S 10 percent devaluation. Arab sheiks, bankers, and multinational firms shift currencies, Israelis buy gold, and nations trade dollars for francs pounds yen and marks amid alarm over a potential new world conflict.
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Washington
Tristians
Switzerland
Sheik Tal Vlients
Galter Wiss
Airis
Israel
ITT
General Motors
General Electric
Germany
Japan
United States
America
Dollar talk and tourist fears in devaluation debate
The dialogue questions the impact of a weaker dollar on imports and American purchasing power, suggesting devaluation could curb shopping abroad while warning of dire consequences for tourists. It compares the dollar’s strength to other currencies and ponders when it might recover, citing wartime victories as a possible turning point.
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Germany
Japan
Telegrams Promote Freedom Meeting in Columbus Nebraska
A 1973 Columbus Nebraska notice invites readers to a gathering titled Peace Begin With Me, a telegraph style call for liberty and individual rights. The event references key ideals from the Deceleration of Independence and aims to encourage responsible civic engagement.
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Hay
Golton
ASK THE DOCTOR He is too tall
Dear Reader-You really should see a specialist called a endocrinologist for tall growth concerns. The advice covers medical evaluation of pituitary function and possible treatment options if overgrowth is due to glandular issues. Also addresses swimming during menses and teen girls activity with guidance from gynecologists.
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Lanvy
Tai An
T Ct
Davtoy
Uustalls
Sol
Dr. Lamb
Pye
Olive
Fragmented OCR Clues From A Puzzle Page Jumble
The text presents a scrambled jumble of words and partial phrases. It mentions items like withdrawal, leased, highway, street, steelon, printed forms, and various odd spellings. It resembles a puzzle page with misread letters and scattered clues rather than a coherent article.
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Ae Hoss Steries
Withdraien Alphon -Happed
Liane Ayaa
Glane Inchiels
Indonao
Steelon Street
Fcomb
Soistakes Apa Tortner
Germancity
Sixties Radicalism and the Drug-Driven Campus War
A review of Lewis Feuer’s shift from The Conflict of Generations to an Annals article argues that 1960s campus radicalism fused activism with hallucinogenic drug use. It cites drug-heavy confrontations at the 1968 Democratic Convention and profiles the Grand Coalition of the Left. Feuer’s broader theory of periodic activism is examined, with caution about explanations for periodicity.
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Lewis Feuer
Linle Pyle
Berkeley
Len
Toronto
Feuer
American Academy of Political Science
Sarce-Vanzetti
Ninetewn-staly
Fenry
Teller
Politigs
Tom Wicker
Iheros
Thatheral Press
Chicago
de Lime
Peaul
Bureaucracy blamed for growth in government and inefficiency
Dr Gordon Tullock warned at a North Carolina symposium that U S government expansion hurts productivity. He cited rising GNP shares for federal and other agencies, a large civil service, and hard-to-fire workers, arguing monopolies like the Postal Service hinder efficiency and private delivery proves better.
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Wenston Salem
United States
Gordon Tullock
Ceuter Fir
Virginia
Polytechnic Institute
North Caroline
Conservative Society
Tullock
Ismuch
Postal Service
Caf
Sensing the News: Private Sector in Government Services
Anthony Harrigan reviews Dr. Thitovic's argument for contracting waste removal police services and education to private firms. He cites Navy, Air Force, and state trends toward subcontracting to reduce costs and boost efficiency, praising Tullock-like ideas and the Conservative Society of North Carolina for broader exposure.
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Thitovic
Jevelg
Ie eCuson
Mipil
Nist
Ayslonyg
US Navy
West Shipbuilding
Civil Service
Air Force
States
Ay. TuNiecki
Conservative Society of
North Carolina
Mr. Tullock
Koowik
Seit
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