IPSA Expands Mail Carrier Plans Against Postal Service
IPSA, Independent Postal Service of America, targets cities with 50 000+ residents by 1975, delivering third class mail at lower rates than the Postal Service. It touts magazines and other publications delivery, IPSAgram facsimile service, and door knob mail hangers while noting client list including Sears Roebuck Blue Cross Blue Shield and Montgomery Ward.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
IPSA
Uncle Sam
Independent Postal Service of America
U.S. Postal Service
Thomas L. Murray
Canada
Buffalo
N.Y
Ireland
Postal Service
National Service
U.S
Murray
Sears-Roebuck
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Montgomery Ward
State of
Kansas
Space Walk Planned Wage-Price Board Proposed
A dozen Senate Republicans proposed a bill to create a wage-price board to aid the President in fighting inflation and unemployment. The plan, from members aligned as the Wednesday Club, aims to provide an inflation remedy Nixon reportedly does not want.
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Washington
Senate
Republicans
Nixon
U.S
J. Caleb Boggs
Delaware
Edward W. Brooke
Massachusetts
Clifford P. Case
New Jersey
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
Mark C. Hatfield
Oregon
Jacob K. Javits
New York
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Maryland
William Saxbe
Ohio
Richard S. Schweiker
Pennsylvania
Theodore Stevens
Alaska
Apollo 15 to eject satellite before lunar return
Apollo 15 astronauts David Scott James Irwin and Alfred Worden plan to eject a small satellite from lunar orbit at 4 10 p m EDT to study the moon further. They will then fire Endeavour's engine at 5 20 p m to depart lunar gravity for a three day trip home. Worden will perform a spacewalk on Thursday to retrieve film canisters and inspect equipment, exposing all to vacuum in pressurized suits.
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Space Center
Houston
David R. Scott
James B. Irwin
Alfred M. Worden
Endeavour
Earth
Worden
Moon
Mission Control
Parker
Scott
Irwin
Lunar
FDA Chief Says Inspections Rare as Food Safety Lapses
The FDA currently has about 210 field inspectors guarding roughly 110 billion dollars of food. Investigators report inspections occur on average once every six years at food establishments and plants.
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Food and Drug Administration
House
America
FDA
Edwards
FDA chief cites inspector shortage and budget woes
FDA Commissioner Charles C. Edwards told a House subcommittee that 60 000 places must be checked but current staffing is far short. He urged $67 million for 800 more inspectors, noting major contamination disrupts routine checks and recall cases like Bon Vivant boost inspections shortfall.
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FDA
Charles C. Edwards
House Public Health Subcommittee
Edwards
Subcommittee
Paul G. Agens
Dfla
Newark, N.J
Cloudy skies with showers possible
The forecast notes considerable cloudiness with a chance of showers. Yesterday reached a high of 75 degrees. this morning’s low was 66. A half inch of rain had fallen by 8 a.m. yesterday.
Chuckle Diplomatic Wisdom Reflects on Letting Others Have Way
A concise quip notes diplomacy as the art of yielding to others to reach harmony. The saying frames tact as choosing influence over insistence, favoring cooperation over confrontation.
AFL-CIO May Clash With Nixon Over China Policy
AFL-CIO leaders weigh attacking Nixon on China policy amid labor concerns over his foreign policy. George Meany signals possible critique after Nixon’s China trip and warns it could affect relations with Israel and allies. Executive council to debate stance in San Francisco.
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Big
Labor Federation
Nixon
Afl-Cio
China
Peking
Indochina
Meany
San Francisco
Organized Labor
U.S
Israel
West Germany
Barber ends leg shaving business after board threat
Athol Massachusetts barber Alan Guimond halts his leg shaving venture after the Massachusetts Board of Registered Barbers warns of fines jail and license suspension under a 1931 law restricting barbers to shaving only the hair atop a woman's head. Guimond recalls profits and describes leg shaving as easy work and a hoped future niche.
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Guimond
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