Chinese Labor, Burlingame Treaty and Immigration Rise
Clark Kinnaird notes the 1866 Burlingame Treaty linking free immigration with China, its role in easing U S. labor needs post Civil War, and how thousands of Chinese laborers arrived on the Pacific coast for railroad and mining work, shaping later restrictions. The piece highlights figures, dates, and policy shifts influencing Chinese immigration through 1882.
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Postmaster General Warns of Alleged Mail Fraud Schemes
Postmaster General W. Marvin Watson and Chief Postal Inspector Henry Montague warned of pyramid style scams linked to home business distributors and vending unit frauds. They described investors losing savings to schemes promising huge returns, with cases including a Tulsiike investor sentenced to 10 years and 400 victims in a $400,000 loss.
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Pierre Keeps Its Elegant Cool Despite Presidential Treat
New York readers glimpse President Nixon at the Pierre Hotel, famed Fifth Avenue retreat. The piece sketches the hotel’s luxury, rates, and ambience while noting guests and the security gaze. It also highlights advice from Montague and a postal inspector on recognizing dubious promotions and franchises.
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Rutgers ties town and university through urban programs
Rutgers expands outreach to Newark New Brunswick and Camden. The university runs urban studies and community action programs with federal funds, tutoring and research in housing, relocation needs, and leadership development. Officials say cooperation with the city deepens amid plans for urban renewal and a cultural center.
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Gas eruptions rattle Marshall Michigan area
Gas spews from holes near Marshall Michigan and from a newly drilled Lee Township well. Evacuations occur as odorless natural gas fills basements. authorities report lower concentrations but warn of continued danger. An expert says it is a freakish situation not entirely due to nature.
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