Postal rate hike hits business mail costs nationwide
Telegram opinion cites a DRI survey of dozens of Ibusa reliant firms. The 25 percent postal increase pressures firms to decide whether to raise prices or absorb costs. Some pass on costs, shrink mailing lists, or switch to lighter stocks. others consider third class mail, though practicality varies. A photographer's service executive notes the challenge of maintaining client services amid higher postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibusa
Alan R. Mount
DRI
Companies hesitate on changes to third class mail rules
The executive of a major firm warns that moving to third class postage would delay notices such as wedding announcements and conference news. A DRI survey shows many companies doubt higher postage will improve delivery times, with a Wall Street firm recalling a strike period when limo delivery was used to reach clients.
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Anther Company
Vestal
DRI
New York
Wall Street
Bo Tt
The Big Envelope From EEOC in Washington
A narrator notes years of receiving large EEOC letters in Washington DC. The letters arrive with substantial wordage, about the size of White House press releases, usually two per week, sometimes more or less. The big envelope stands out as a lonely, lone item among the mail.
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Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Washington, D.C
Thnse
White House
Nixon Campaign Tactics Unearthed From California Race
The piece outlines Nixon's early strategy against Jerry Voorhis, crediting mentor Murray Chotiner and a smear driven, Kremlin framed tactic. It notes Nixon’s charges of radicalism, Moscow orders, and perjury case against Alger Hiss, highlighting a pattern of aggressive campaigning and public distrust of opponents. The narrative places Nixon’s rise amid 1960 election currents and Eisenhower’s waning influence.
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Richard Nixon
America
TNS
Congress
California
Jerry Voorhis
Nixon
Murray Chotiner
Ltas Chotiner
Voorhis
Political Action Committee
Moscow
Kremlin
Jerry Veorhiy
Pat Brown
John F. Kennedy
Sheridan Downey
G.o.ps
Helen Gahagan Touglas
Justice Department
Alper Hiss
Douglas
Vito Marcantonio
New York
Marcantonio
Voor Richard
H Wwight Eisenhower
Nixon Image Shifts Amid Scandal and TV Tactics
Memoir style critique traces Nixon’s rise to the vice presidency and later presidential ambitions. It cites exposure of payments from California businessmen, coaching from Murray Chotiner, and attempts to craft a tougher televised persona. Historians note persistent doubts about honesty and the “New Nixon” image amid scrutiny by Eisenhower Truman and Kissinger.
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Nixon
California
Murray Chofiner
Eisenhower
Bay
America
Paul Hoffman
Metson Rockefeller
Richard Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Kennedy
Merle Miller
Harry Truman
Fragmented Rant on Government, Nixon, and Watergate Reflections
The piece combines quotes on government costs, tax absence in Russia, and a 1972 journalist’s critique of Nixon. It weaves odd remarks about public funding, trust in leaders, and a late 1960s to early 1970s political mindset, ending with a jab at presidential labels.
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Bart Nixon
James M. Perry
Nixon
Bse
Alice Watergate
Arch
Saint Dismons and Cana Miracle Question Set
A quiz style prompt asks who is patron saint of condemned criminals Saint Dismons the penitent thief. It asks which is the first of Jesus miracles the conversion of water to wine at Cana. It asks who was the vice president elected directly by the Senate Ritkerd Mentor Johnson by 1896. It asks about the first challenge to federal authority Whiskey Rebellion in western Pennsylvania.
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Dismons
Jesus
Cana
U.S
Senate
Ritkerd
Mentor Johnson
Pennsylvania
Freedom Morning Editorial on Self Rule and Peace
A brief article extols personal responsibility as the core of freedom, arguing freedom is a gift from God, not a governmental grant. It links liberty to self-control, moral guides, and the Declaration, urging that peace begin with individual action.
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Your Freedom
Treating gout and mineral balance guidance from Dr Lamb
A reader asks about hereditary gout and kidney risk. Dr Lamb notes gout can run in families via uric acid levels, describes treatments for acute attacks and uric acid removal, and says modern therapy largely prevents kidney complications. He also dismisses vitamin claims and offers a balanced diet pamphlet suggestion. He answers potassium level questions, listing normal range and foods rich in potassium, advising fruit juices or bananas to boost intake.
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Lawrence E. Lamb
M.D
Sam Ty
Lamb
National Academy of Scances Committee
American Medical Association
National Academy of Science
P.O
Radio City Station
New York
Fragmented Word Puzzle Fragments Spin An Odd List
A garbled OCR styled list mixes numbers languages and partial phrases. It reads like a puzzle with scattered clues including references to mountains towns and generic terms, lacking a coherent narrative or clear main item.
Puzzle Answer Fragments From Historical Portuguese Inscriptions
A compact note of puzzle fragments labeled with various odd terms and mixed language hints. It lists names, numbers, and phrases like Victimol Profinied and Winghke, suggesting coded clues or transliteration errors tied to a historical newspaper puzzle column. The exact source text is garbled OCR, offering scattered entity tokens rather than a coherent narrative.
Expo symbol Mobius strip chosen for Expo 74 Spokane
Expo organizers select the Mobius strip as symbol of Expo 74 Celebrating Tomorrow's Fresh New Environment in Spokane Washington. The ribbon with one side illustrates unity of man and nature reflecting the expo’s theme and a sense that life today moves in circles without progress. The piece notes that Mobius strip also prompts reflection on human consequences in nature. It closes with a contrast to cash reliance and credit card usage.
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New York
Spokane
Wash
August Ferdinand Mobius
District Court
Washington, D.C
Consumers Union
The
Cour
Ohio Raises Age of Majority To Thirteen Sparks Welfare Debate
Ohio moved to lower the age of majority to 13, effective at year’s start, prompting questions on students signing absences and welfare aid. Court orders temporarily restore ADC payments for families with 18 to 21 year olds in school, while legislators consider relief bills. Legal Aid, Department of Public Welfare, and advocates clash over education funding and justice.
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Ohio
Beneen
Ohi Department of Public Wefare
ADC
Legal Aid Society
Wall
Flat-rate tax idea draws support in survey results
The piece surveys readers on a 15 percent flat tax with no deductions, noting 43 percent favor the Buckley Friedman plan, led by union members, with many advocating college education deductions and simplified forms. It mentions economist Milton Friedman’s advocates and the potential impact on revenue and the poor.
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Wiliam
Buckley
Milton Frigdman
University of Chicago
Congress
Opinion Research Corporation of
Princeton
It. Block, Inc
Friedrich Hayek
Friedman
Addal
Afl-Cio
Crarge Meany
Buckley- Frisman
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