Nixon proposes self sustaining, government owned Post Office
President Nixon outlines a plan to convert the Post Office into a self sustaining, government owned service run by a nine member board with independent status and expanded collective bargaining. He calls for bond financing, a classification and rate commission, and experts to guide reform while insisting board members be chosen without regard to party. The system has run deficits and faces costly transformation to avoid future tragedy.
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Nixon
The Last School Bell Reflects On Summer Time
The article urges students to value learning as they finish the school year. It notes graduation for many and calls for turning knowledge into action, highlighting the duties to communities, families, and the nation while welcoming summer and renewal.
Editorial Research The SDS Story
The SDS convention is set for June 7 to 15 at an unnamed campus while hearings on SDS are planned for the week of June 2. The piece traces SDS origins, leadership, and activities, noting headquarters claims, membership figures, and past disruptive actions.
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Students For A Democratic Society
House Internal Security Committee
House Committee On Un-American Activities
SDS
Klonsky
Chicago
East Lansing
President Vice President Business Manager Circulation
A compact listing shows roles including President Vice President Business Manager and Circulation Manager in a historical organizational roster. The items reflect governance and administrative positions within the group without additional context or events.
Poher Likely Beats Gaulle as France Reorients Policy
A Sunday French vote may repudiate de Gaulle by electing Alan Poher, a senator who backs closer U S ties, NATO, and Western Europe. Poher promises France would restore former status, resume Mirage jets to Israel, and align with American leadership, signaling a major shift in foreign policy. The piece also covers a mixed race wedding linking Beryl Slocum and Adam Clayton Powell I, highlighting shared American roots and historical tensions.
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Charles de Gaulle
Alan Poher
Dé Gaulle
Poher
United States
Europe
France
NATO
Israel
de Gaulle
Memorial Day Observance and Local Community Notes
A Memorial Day observance is scheduled for Sunday at Floral Garden Cemetery with veterans leading the tribute. The column recalls the origin of Memorial Day in 1868 and reflects on Reverend Logan's order, while also highlighting the High Point Lions Club Horse Show at Albion Millis Stadium and local reflections on church life and spiritual stimulation.
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America
High Point
Floral Garden Cemetery
John A. Logan
Union Veterans’ Grand Army of the Republic
East Hill Cemetery
High Point Lions Club
Albion Millis Stadium
Lions
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