Postal Service for Profit Skepticism in Rural Kansas
Editorial argues self sufficiency for the U S Postal Service is impractical in sparsely settled areas like much of Kansas. A fair system would subsidize mail service via federal taxes rather than charging higher city rates to subsidize rural recipients, preserving equal access as a public service. The piece cites Ben Franklin era concepts and rural free delivery as foundational.
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Kansas
Congress
Postal Service
Ben Franklin
Salina
Daylight Saving Time sparks magic debate and mild wit
Washington columnist Russell Baker treats Daylight Saving Time as a playful act of magic, arguing it shows how people value rising above science and rules. Also notices a well behaved stray tomcat at 511 N 2nd, two friendly tiger striped kittens to give away, and a cheeky tanksuit ad claiming it looks sleazier when wet.
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Washington
Russell Baker
Garden City Newspaper Adopts Longstanding Subscription Rates
The Telegram Publishing Company in Garden City Kansas lists subscription terms with carrier and mail options. Rates show monthly and yearly prices, with separate city and out of city terms and tax notes. The paper notes Associated Press membership and exclusivity for local and dispatch news.
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The
Telegram ‘Publishing Company
7Th Garden City
Kansas
Garden City
Ee Ip
Associated Press
Associated ‘Press
U S Chopper Recovers Capsule in Atlantic Race
A NASA mission off Virginia on March 18 featured an American helicopter racing a Soviet trawler to recover a capsule from a March 17 launch at Wallops Island. The capsule contained secret instruments and a homing beacon, recovered just before the trawler reached the site amid stormy seas.
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Washington
Atlantic
Virginia
Coper
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Wallops Island
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
America
Anti Busing Candidates Win All Indianapolis School Board Seats
In Indianapolis, a slate opposed to racial busing captured all seven school board seats amid a field of 105000 students. A federal judge previously ruled segregation existed in the system, now on appeal, as three hundred pupils are bused for balance. Balloting was slow due to paper ballots and court orders.
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Land Board
Indianapolis, Ind
Indianapolis
U.S. District Court
U.S. Court of Appeals
Chi- Caz
Chinese in Africa threaten to extend Cold War style war
The analysis warns of heavy Chinese and North Korean military buildup in Tanzania Zambia and along the Tan Zam railway with locations in Dar es Salaam Lusaka and surrounding highways radio towers and ports It argues fear of Chinese led terrorism and possible missiles raising the risk of a broader conflict akin to a world war II scenario and urges preventive actions against terrorists and quick Western response.
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NASA
Anthony Harrigan
Zambezi
Rhodesia
Victoria Falls
Zambia
Dar Es Salaam
Tanzania
Kapiri-Mposhi
Africa
Cuba
Peking
Lusaka
Lusaka-Livingstone
Democratic People’s Party
Malawi
Wstern
Mozambique
Southeast Africa
South Arica
Middle East
Mystery at Wallops Island and Hughes Loan Fallout
NASA officials confirmed the sea chase account at Wallops Island with a wary note that the Russians might have been drawn to the spot by the hovering U S plane. The spokesman admitted our buys were uneasy and conceded a capricious capsule theft would be highly embarrassing. He stressed international waters limited action. The piece also revisits billionaire Howard Hughes loan to Don Nixon, noting Nixon’s denial of involvement twelve years earlier and the lingering questions.
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Wallops Island
NASA
U.S
Howard Hughes
Nixon
Don
Richard Nixon
A World of Law in 45 Words by Earl Warren
Former Chief Justice Earl Warren writes A Republic, You Can Keep It about how the first amendment rights endure only with conscientious use. The book contrasts Penn’s 1670 hat in court case with modern views on free speech assembly and press.
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Earl Warren
Benjamin Franklin
Independence Hall
Warren
United’ States
Congress
William Penn
Pennsylvania
Penn
Willian Mead
London
Mead
Wallace rejects vice presidential bid at party convention
George C Wallace has told aides he will not accept the vice presidential nomination. He aims to influence the Democratic platform and seek concessions on school busing while racing for delegates. If stalled, he may threaten to run as a third party candidate.
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Rex Thomas
Associated Press
Montgomery
Ala
George C. Wallace
George
Alabama
Trisk
Wallace
South
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Florida
Tennessee
Miami Beach
Crossword By Eugene Sheffer Cryptoquip Clue
The cryptogram article references a 1972 King Features Syndicate Cryptoquip with clue T equals 3 and notes long sentences can be ambiguous. It mentions Eugene Sheffer, CYRLIMKYT, RMECCIJS, and an example dated Saturday, with cryptogram strings viewed as puzzle material.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
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