In Our Opinion The U S Mail Service Under Review
The Journal prints letters on postal reform and test mail outcomes. A staffer’s letter to home took 3 days, a county planner’s housing study arrived next day, highlighting inconsistent handling. The piece critiques patronage, air and surface mail practices, and late invitations canceled en route. It calls for reform and better efficiency.
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United States Postal Department
Journal
North Center
Franklin Streets
Chris Capotis
Erie
Los Angeles
Paris
Columbus
Bear Lake
Civil Service Commission
United States
Washington
Pennsylvania
Grass Roots Opinion and Nixon Budget Clash
A compilation of editorials and political commentary notes that U S manufacturers target youth while older consumers hold the majority of spending. It also covers President Nixon pressing Congress over spending, urging Family Assistance Program support with a work incentive and gradual welfare phaseout.
Nixon Veto Debate Highlights Education Bill Clash
President Nixon criticized Congress spending and warned of vetoing the education bill amid GOP leaders Scott and Ford predicting an overridden veto. Vice President Agnew urged a veto for credibility in anti-spending campaigns, while Warren recalls Agnes Meyer as a devoted educator and public figure.
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Senate
House Gop
Hugh Scott
Gerald Ford
Nixon
Spiro Agnew
Scott
Ford
Agnes Meyer
Warren
Recourse for violation of visitation order in divorce case
A man with a court ordered visitation right can pursue contempt of court against his wife for refusing access. After a hearing, continued denial may result in punishment by fine, imprisonment, or both, for contempt of court.
Movement for a New Congress mobilizes student voting power
The movement spreads to 400 campuses with 20,000 students prepared to campaign and an expected 300,000 involved by October. It aims to elect peace candidates to Congress, rooted in antiwar sentiment after Cambodia escalation, led by figures like Bob Durkee.
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Princeton
Movement For
State License Circus By George Cookiis
A humorous tale recounts a Sunday morning speeding stop on a four lane highway near Pittsburgh. The narrator meets a polite state trooper who notes a single prior conviction from 1938 and jokes about the Pennsylvania point system as an odd public service effort.
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Pittsburgh
George Cookiis
Pennsylvania
Corry Local Notes On Homes Roads and Traffic Safety
Report notes slight rise in home permits within Corry city limits but no major projects. State Highways crew advances Route 6 improvement west of the city toward Warners Corners. A reader recounts receiving driver improvement consequences after a collision, completing the course, and facing potential points and suspension rules.
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State Highways Department
Corry
Warners Corners
Bureau of ‘Traffic Safety
Waterford
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Grass Roots Opinion
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Congress
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Bryce Harlow
Earl Warren
California Mountains
Agnes One
Washington Post
Drew Pearson
Adlai Stevenson
Black Sea
Nikita Khrushchev
Drew
Agnes
Khrushchev
Paul"Harvey
Cambodia
Princeton University
Santa Clara County
California
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Senis
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Johnson
Movement For A New Congress
F. Lowe
Cary High Seal
Cary-Warren
Careen Anrans Ofters
Pactea
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