Post Office Fights Credit Card Frauds
The Post Office Department launches a drive against credit card frauds costing over 20 million dollars yearly. Henry B. Montague and 1,088 inspectors receive detailed fraud investigation instructions after a 400 percent rise. Postmaster General Lawrence O'Brien stresses mail fraud statutes will curb the racket and urges vigilance in safeguarding cards.
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Panthers edge Guilford in hard fought college clash
High Point College capped a gritty one point victory over Guilford College in a tense Coli seum battle. Gene Littles made the key steal as the Panthers eroded a 13 point lead and held on despite late pressure from the Quakers.
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Kennedy Feud and Kennedy Family in Publicity Backlash
A criticism filled column weighs the Kennedy clan amid Bobby Kennedy's clashes with J. Edgar Hoover and reactions to Mrs. Kennedy’s stance on William Manchester's book. It discusses public exposure, perceived missteps, and the press’s handling of the dispute.
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Draft reform debates stir nation on universal service
Editorial discusses Johnson era draft commission due to report, inequities in the Selective Service Act, and options from universal national service to a volunteer army. It notes low draft call rates, projected increases, and cites the Veterans of Future Wars movement and its 1936 bonds plan as a cautionary parable.
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Drew Pearson Profiteers Freed
Washington column recalls a 1965 Navy sale of 48 landing gear struts for 11 700, later bought back at 230 000. Three Californians convicted, then acquitted by Judge Sweigert. Navy officials faced no action. Draft system woes, universal service debate, and a Kosygin remark on Vietnam frame the era. Contends the commission will reform the draft law. Vietnam war tensions rise with Hanoi and Mekong Delta actions.
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