Protection Against Pornographic Mail Expands Under 1967 Law
As of today families can request removal from first class mail lists and direct senders to stop mailing offensive literature. If mail persists, the Justice Department may seek a federal order, with fines or imprisonment possible for the mailer. The measure targets advertising, not magazines, and empowers individuals to curb obscene mail.
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Postal Revenue and Federal
Post Office Department
Justice Department
Cupes
Associated Press
Ted Press
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Con
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Easter Date Rules Through History and Variations
Easter falls on April 14 this year, 12 days before the latest possible date of April 25 under Nicene rules. The date depends on the moon and vernal equinox calculations, with historic decisions aimed at guiding pilgrims and protecting them from bandits.
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Council of Christian Churches
Nicaea
Holy Land
Nicene Council
Castro’s Cuba: a mixed review from exile and observer
Editorial assesses Castro's Cuba seven years after the Bay of Pigs. It notes migration, political prison numbers, economic strain from the blockade, and a failed sugar program. It highlights literacy gains, nationalizations, and limited freedoms, framing Cuba as a stubborn, unusual experiment influenced by Moscow.
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Cuba
Castro
Miami
London
C. Czarnikow, Lr
Soviet Union
Ronald Steel
Washington
Moscow
Latin America
Luis E. Aguilar
Georgetown University
Ernesto ‘Che’ Guevara
Regis) Debray
O Brien pressed to back Bobby Kennedy amid Johnson exit
Larry O'Brien faced intense pressure to campaign for Bobby Kennedy as Postmaster General. he weighed loyalty to Johnson, who promoted him, against Massachusetts roots and Kennedy push. Humphrey forces and labor leaders urged alignment, while a Niagara Coalition threat loomed over Rep. Richard McCarthy in New York.
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Washington
Larry O’brien
Bobby Kennedy
Johnson
White House
O’brien
Massachusetts
John F. Kennedy
Humphrey
Bobby
Richard McCarthy
D-N. Y
Fred M. Snell
Graduate School of
the State University of New York At Buffalo
Niagara Coalition For
Snell
Senator McCarthy
Kennedy
Rep. McCarthy
Power Franchises in High Point Prompt City Debate
High Point weighs renewing three franchises from 1909 Duke Power, Piedmont Natural Gas and street railway lines as Duke seeks renewal terms. City officials consider taking over industrial service but face higher costs and rate differentials. Meanwhile, Horse Show season advances and a merger plan between Electronic Accounting Card Corporation and Control Data Corporation nears final approval with an $11 per share exchange for EAC stock.
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High Point
Duke Power
Piedmont Natural Gas Company
Duke
Edgar Snider
Electronic Accounting Card Corporation
Control Data Corporation
Control Data
IBM
EAC
Dayton
Ohio
Memphis
Tenn
Atlanta
Missing Roles and Titles in Organization Listing
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered office titles including President Vice-President Treasurer Secretary and various executive positions. The text lacks clear context, dates, or named organizations to form a complete news item.
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Eese
The Dogwood Tree Legend at Easter
A traditional verse describes a mighty Dogwood tree used to fashion Christ's Cross. Its wood proved strong yet distressed the cross transformed to good. Now slender and flowered with four petaled blossoms, the dogwood bears nail prints and a crown of thorns as a symbol of the Risen Life and Easter love.
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