Congress weighs big post office reform in 1970
Washington AUPT report on possible postal reform in 1970 highlights three core issues: converting the Post Office to a public corporation, another federal pay hike, and compulsory arbitration for workers. The debate echoes Nixon era plans while Congress weighs deficits and service declines. Entities include President Nixon, Franklin, and Congress’s Post Office committees seeking a unified reform bill.
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Gene Bernarot
Washington
UPT
Post- Office
En Franklin
Comte
Nixon
Congress
Tifornt
Ben Franklin
Ihams
Lyndon B. Johrsom
Eval
Post Office
Monse Post Office
Senate Post Office Committee
Postal Workers Union
Corporation
Senate House Velligience
UNO Students Seek Bigger Role in Policymaking
A survey presented at UNO Senate shows 5,403 of 12,120 students participated, with black students from the November sit in speaking for a sizable minority. The Advise Committee on Student Demands and Grievances urges officials and counsel to seek more student input and support action on behalf of the 34 UNO black students facing Omaha Municipal Court proceedings.
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Omaha
UPI
University of Nebraska At Omaha Senate
Te Senate
UNO
Kirk
University Senate
Manson debates self representation in Tate murder case
Charles Manson, in red velour, discussed acting as his own attorney with Superior Court Judge George M Dell in the Sharon Tate murder case. The judge granted a continuance to Jan 28 for entering a plea as Manson seeks to represent himself amid jail-time filing and defense prep concerns.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Charles Manson
Superior Court Dudge
George
Mans
Dell
Manson
Senter
Annual meeting of Nehr Greenhouse Growers Association
UPI report notes the annual meeting of the Nehr Greenhouse Growers Association will be held here on January 20.
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Kearney
UPI
Nehr
Toman Growers ‘Association
Telegram Your Freedom Newspaper Publication Details
The snippet lists the Telegram Your Freedom Newspaper published by Freecom Newspapers Inc with address and phone. It notes subscription rates delivered by carrier in certain counties and by mail in others, with varying regional pricing and a change of address instruction.
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Your Freedom
Son Sengay
Freecom Newspapers, Inc
27Th Avenue
ISO
Xal Postenaster
Courtine Teresram Civing
Lidey
Thunderstorms Strike Southern Florida As Weather System Spreads
United Press International reports locally heavy thunderstorms hit southern Florida with two tornadoes north of Palm Beach while Key West reports over two inches of rain. Elsewhere a storm system brings rain snow and wind from California to the Midwest with extreme cold in New York and New England and warmer dry spells in the south and plains.
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United Press International
Florida
Mcch
Misissippi
Appalachians
Weather Bureau
Palm Beach
Pla
Key West
California
Arizona
Montana
Midwest
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Great Lakes
Pennsylvania
New York
New England
Watertown
N.Y
Cause of death sought for Omahan Vasilie Arion
An autopsy was scheduled to determine the death of 80 year old Vasilie Arion of Omaha who died after a street fall. Police said driver Bernard Rageth reported Arion fell in front of his truck as he turned from In Street onto 25th Street and did not strike him.
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Omaha
UPS
Vasilie Arion
Douglas County Hospital
Bernard Rageth
Lagan
Arion
25Th Street
Rageth
Mrs Nixon to Christen Pan American Jumbo Jet
Mrs Richard M Nixon will christen aviation’s largest airliner the 700000 pound 490 passenger Boeing 747 jumbo jet at Dulles International. The ceremony uses colored water and marks the start of jumbo jet service from New York to London.
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Washington
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Aviation
Nixon
Young America
Dulles International
New York
London
Mixon
Herbert Hoover
Franklin Roosevelt
Calvin Callidge
Nixon Fans Boy's Stick Ball Triumph
A humorous anecdote recalls a third grade stick ball champion whose win prompted a hypothetical call from President Nixon. The narrator and spouse debate whether a presidential congratulations is reasonable, noting the limits of presidential attention to minor sports.
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Nixon
Nebraska highway spending to rise fifty percent
State Engineer Marvin Nuernberger told the Nebraska chapter of the Associated General Contractors that 197? highway construction spending would exceed the 1959-69 average by 50 percent. He projected $63 million this year versus the $42 million average and said the state does not expect to lose part of its $83 million federal highway trust fund allocation despite diversion threats.
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Lincoln
UPI
Marvin Nuernberger
Nebraska
Nuernberger
Associated General Contractors of America
Agnew arrives in New Zealand amid protests and security
Vice President Spiro Agnew lands in Auckland for a goodwill tour stop as antiwar demonstrators clash with police outside the Intercontinental hotel. Police arrest 10 protesters and 40 others in a separate incident as Agnew meets Prime MinisterHolyoake. He later visits farms and attends a state dinner amid continuing Asia Pacific tour coverage.
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Auckland
New Zealand
UPN
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Keith J. Holyoake
Intergontinental
The
Progressive Youth
Canberra
Australia
Vietnam
Nixon
Holyoake
Judy
Backache relief in 12 hours advert from Fleischers drug
An old ad claims a simple program to ease backache within 12 hours using three Gentle Bukets tablets daily. It promotes Fleischers Drug Co as the seller and mentions drug counter availability.
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Fleischer Drug CO
Chicago’s weather line busiest telephone number
Chicago reports its weather information service through Dial WE 4 1212, promoting the number 21.5 million calls in 1960 as the city's busiest telephone line. The feature highlights a public weather information service and its high usage.
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Chicago
UPI
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