Helpful On Mail Hectic Week On Tap For Mr ZIP
The article notes the early ZIP program led by Postmaster Ernest Ohnemus and the transition from no ZIP on letters to full ZIP deployment. It describes the planned April 1 full gearing of the system as the LSM receives ZIP data.
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Mr. Zip
Ernest Ohnemus
Capitol
Zip
Ohnemussai
Post Office
Houston International
Houston
Vic-1
Joria
Prac
Ohnemus
Beaumont
Victoria
Palacios
Galveston
Capitol blast and threats disrupt Washington during attacks
A bomb blasted a Capitol room early Sunday causing collapsed floors and damaged walls, with police and FBI investigating. A warning call claimed the building would blow up, prompting evacuations as authorities searched for other devices and noted prior threats since Christmas.
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Ing
Capitol
Chic Powell
Senate Chamber
Sens
Caleb Boggs
R-Del
B. Everett Jordan
D-N.c Capitol
James Powell
Nixon
Laos
Powell
FBI
Army
District of Columbia
William “Fishbait” Miller
Justice ‘Department
Department
Antitrusts Division
Justice Department
Wintry Weather Slips In Amid Cold Front Passages
A cold front moving east from West Texas chilled the plains from the north to Texas. Lubbock reached 57 after a 22 degree low, while snow and blowing dust warnings spread across New Mexico Arizona and eastern Colorado. The weather system brought fog along the coast and threatened hazardous driving in several states.
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Lubbock
Arizona
New Mexico
Colorado
NWS
Texas
Plains States
East Texas
Houston
Fort Worth
Dallas
Volpe presses to continue SST funding amid debate
Secretary Volpe and SST project chief Mageu lder urged continued funding of the supersonic transport program, arguing it secures U.S. aviation leadership and jobs. They disputed claims of environmental harm while noting prototypes and test flights planned for 1973 and stressing investment already totaling around 1.3 billion dollars.
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Washington
UPI
Conlan
Ton John A. Volpe
U.S
House Appropriations
House
Senate
Congress
Cites Investment
Volpe
Magruder
Public figures react to bombing and terrorism
Senator Adlai Stevenson warns that bombing spurs security needs but calls for ending the Indochina war and reducing arms. Vice President Agnew condemns the act as outrage to be punished. Senator McClellan notes anarchist elements seek revolution and violence to disrupt government.
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Vietnam
Adlai E. Stevenson
Indochina
Spiro
Legislation Pushes Campus Discipline And Identity Bills
A Cobb bill would empower universities to expel students for disruptive on campus actions and authorize action against on campus demonstrators. Rep. Caldwell proposed extending the bill to public institutions and keeping identified protesters off campuses, amid reports of campus unrest and property damage including seven fires and a confrontation with police.
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Cobb
Uni Lal
Erwin
Tee
Austin
Themj
Campu
Capitol
Win
Boston Women Deaths Probed in Jamaica Plain
Two women were found dead in a Jamaica Plain first floor apartment likely strangled with an ironing cord. Theresa French, 29, was identified among the deceased, police said, recalling Boston stranglings from 1962 to 1964 and the case of Albert DeSalvo.
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Boston
Jamaica Plain
Theresa French
Albert DeSalvo
de Salvo
In House Revenue Bill Debated Over Millions
A House revenue program debates a 431 million dollar package with proposed tax boosts including motor vehicle sales tax to 4 percent and hotel occupancy tax to 4 percent. The plan also targets corporate taxes and school tuition changes, with figures varying by source and pending comptroller input.
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Smith
Tgz
Hale Center
Texas Tech
Grover E
Texas
Lather Amusements
T. J. Orbun
Hale
Ion
Atwell
Mutscher
Appropriations Committee
Monlday
House
Medina says Army bars testimony in Calley trial
Capt. Medina says orders block his testimony in the Calley court martial at Fort Benning. He and Col. Henderson accuse the Army of trying to suppress their side of the My Lai killings dispute. Medina awaits permission to testify as a rebuttal witness in Calley’s trial.
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Erwin
AAUP
American Association of University Professors
Enwin
U.S. 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
ACLU
American Civil Liberties Union
Billy Williamson
Tyler
East Texas
Frank Erwin
U.S. Supreme Court
University of Texas
Williamson
Washiton
Crnest Medina
Army
William Calley Jr
My Lai
Medina
Oran K. Henderson
Ft. MecPhersin
Daniel
Calley
Charlie Company
George ” Latimer
Ion
Gerald Alch
F. Lee Bailey
Aleh
Bar
Sec. of the Army
Stanley R. Resor
Kenneth J. Hodson
Wilson Freeman
3Rd Army
Ft. McPherson
William G. Eckham
Robert M. Lathrop
Ft. Benning
US Planes Hit Tanks as Laos Operation Opens
Helicopters fly gunship, troop lift, resupply, and medevac missions in Laos. U.S. reports losses of 36 helicopters and notes heavy fighting along the Ho Chi Minh trail area near Lang Vei. South Vietnamese officials deny increases in enemy activity, while a tax bill discussion dominates U.S. political debate back home.
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Hotel 2
Por
Lang Vei
Wasi
Laos
USS
Tom Bohan
Tucson
Ariz
Quang Ho Chi Minh Trail
Tri
Associated Press
J. T. Volkerstorfer
Hotel 2 Tions
Vanchoon
Hank Brown
Yromnens
Afl-Cio
Weimstead
Hill 31
Hicles
Hill 30
Ranger Landry
Holger Jensen Ward
Atwell
Vientiane
Ban Dong
U.S
Texas
Long Cheng
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
George Mahon
Sec. of Transportation
John A. Volpe
Mahon
House Appropriations Committee
Garwin
James Beggs
William M. Mageulder
Transportation Department
Ens
Neil Caldwell
Angle
Kuala Lumpur
Middle East
Herbert Moore
Lubbock Post Office
Charles Hines
Donnie Nelson
Doyle Yancey
Eloy J. Virgil
Lance Horne
Murray
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