Census both protects privacy and asks probing questions
UPI reports lawmakers warn the 1970 census will probe personal matters while Census Bureau officials insist responses are confidential and penalties apply for noncompliance. About 150,000 census takers, mostly women, will be hired to cover 62 million households with many forms mailed to households.
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Jackson E. Betts
Ohio
Census Bureau
Baker
FBI
Congressman Betts
Congress
Betts
Howard Hughes
William H. Chartener
Beware of Mail Fraud Says Postal Inspector
Postal inspectors report rising pyramid distributorship schemes targeting small investors. Postmaster General W. Marvin Watson warns such ventures resemble chain letters with high stakes and lure families to invest 2000 to 10000 dollars for promised five to six figure incomes through subdistributors. Chief Inspector Montague advises verifying promoters, checking records, and consulting the Better Business Bureau before investing.
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W. Marvin Watson
Watson
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James Egan
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Paddock Publications
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W. Irving Park Road
Itasca
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Bartlett
DuPage
Chicago
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Better Business Bureau
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South Dunton Courts
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