Congress Must Let Postal Managers Manage
In Our Opinion argues Congress controls the Postal Service through patronage and must relinquish the game of handouts. It highlights delays in appointing postmasters, cites the Kappel Commission's verdict on management failures, and calls for Congress to empower the postal managers and end patronage routines.
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Blount
Congress
Executives Seek Riskier Careers Favoring Smaller Firms
A Kiernan & Company study of 492 adults aged 30 to 45 in large U S firms finds 63 percent prefer smaller companies citing equity, quicker advancement, and closer involvement in policy. The trend suggests top talents move from big corporations to smaller firms for ownership and responsibility.
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New York
London
Kiernan & Company
Corry News Briefs From May 19 20 Years Ago
It happened in Corry 20 years ago as a council decision to wait and see on the Hospital Service Association contract with Blue Cross was discussed. Sixty members of the Tri-Hi-Y held their annual party at Findley Lake hosted by the Junior and Senior Class members at the McClintock cottage. Colette McClintock assisted as hostess.
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Corry Senior High School
McClintock
Findley Lake
Ollie McClintock
Colette McClintock
Evers and Evolving Race News Move in Mississippi History
Drew Pearson writes to his grandson about Charles Evers becoming the first Black mayor in Mississippi since Reconstruction in Fayette. He lauds Evers for nonviolent voting rights work and notes federal aid to education, campus unrest, and the need for qualified Black professionals. He praises Washington and Moore for ending sit-ins and urges future generations to view recent progress as historic.
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Evers
Chicago
Mississippi
Ambassador East
Charles Evers
Walter Washington
Wahington
D.C
Luke Moore
U.S
Howard University
Fayette
Agnes Meyer
Eisenhower
A Critical Look at the World Film Reflections
Jim Bishop recalls a 200-minute project titled A Critical Look at the World filmed with Royalty Productions. He notes harsh edits, mixed reception, and doubts about its impact amid global war and politics.
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Pan-American
New York
Royalty Productions
On This Day May 19 History Highlights
May 19 marks several 1596 and later events including Anne Boleyn's beheading in London. Notable items include John Hopkins born in 1795 and a Philadelphia exposition opening in 1876. Churchill's 1943 speech to Congress and 1964 embassy microphones in Moscow are listed among past anniversaries.
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Anne Boleyn
London
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John Hopkins
Britain
Winston Churchill
U.S. Congress
Japan
U.S. State Department
U.S
Moscow
Geneva
Berlin
Lee H. Oswald
Jack L. Ruby
Dallas
France
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