Treasury funds support manpower for Operation Intercept
The Treasury allocates 8.75 million dollars to manpower and facilities including 78 inspectors and 307 investigators for law enforcement in the campaign called Operation Intercept. The effort, launched last September in collaboration with the science department, aims to curb smuggling and resulted in the scrapping of intercept.
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Hope Seen for Hess Amnesty Mention
A report notes renewed hope for an amnesty related to Rudolf Hess who has been a prisoner since his May 10 1941 flight to Scotland to urge Britain to accept Nazi peace terms.
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Mail Nears Record Christmas Volume in 1969
Washington reports 7.9 billion pieces of Christmas mail handled by the Post Office Department, a near record. Postmaster General Winton M. Blount notes a 71 million rise from 1968 while work hours were cut by 1.3 million.
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