Mail Service Overhaul Promises Slower Service Early On
A new independent U S Postal Service will replace the old system with drastic economies and automation. Home delivery, weekend service, routes, and pickup hours are likely to shrink as parcels require office pickup. Preprocessing will favor those who pay or presort, with rate increases expected to fund a self supporting national service.
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U.S. Post Office
U. S. Postal Service
Washington
Long
Ourgo
Associated Press
N.C
AP News
High Point
H Point
N. C
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Treasury
Revenue
General Services Administration
Defense Department
State Department
Department of the Interior
National Science Foundation
Commerce Department
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
High Point Desegregation Plan Earns Local Backing
North Carolina Good Neighbor Council Director Fred L. Cooper urged High Point to balance educational standards with the court order for integration. He praised the city’s plan as a potential standard for the nation while noting Roanoke Virginia’s desegregation setback over bussing. Readers heard from Vietnam veterans and visiting foreign officers about discipline, unity, and American values.
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Fred L. Cooper
North Carolina
Good Neighbor Council
Brooks Hays
Cooper
Roanoke
Addison High School
Dean Pruette
High Point
Wich
Kirk Allen
First Presbyterian Church
Alfred J. Griffin
Hillcrest Drive
Griffin
No-Fault Auto Insurance Debate Echoes Across States
The piece argues against Massachusetts no fault auto insurance amid rising premiums and high claim frequency. It notes a Senate passage, insurer moratoriums, and calls for a commission to study costs. It warns Massachusetts is a poor testing ground for no fault given its troubled compulsory insurance history.
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Edwin Lanier
North Carolina
Massachusetts
Senate
House
Aetna Casualty and Insurance Co
Suburbia Becomes Civil Rights Front in Housing Fight
Federal pressure mounts as courts challenge low cost housing barriers. Negro migration to suburbs rises with 800,000 moving from cities in the 1960s. Romney urges affirmative action to prevent housing discrimination while resistances in Manhasset and other towns stall federally funded projects.
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Suburbia
David L. Birch
Harvard Business School
Baltimore
St. Louis
Philadelphia
San Francisco
New York City
Supreme Court
George Romney
Housing and Urban Development
Congress
Vic
Agnew
Baltimore County
Romney
Warren
Mich
H.U.D
Manhasset
N.Y
Stoughton
Mass
Waterloo
Iowa
Fairborn
Ohio
Bank Aids Politicos Scheme to Skirt Campaign Laws
A Buffalo based Marine Midland Trust Co plan proposes a 9000 dollar annual fund from salaries of 107 officers to finance political contributions. Senior Vice President C E Berryman outlines a one half of one percent levy on the remaining salary portion to fund campaigns, with legal caveats noted.
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Washington
America
Marine Midland Trust Co
New York
Buffalo Bank
C.E. Berryman
David J. Laub
Berryman
American Bankers Association
ABA
Laub
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