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Post Office allows refusing foreign propaganda mail
Unsolicited Communist propaganda sent from abroad may be refused and returned to the post office at no charge. Notices will be posted at 45,000 locations as the department seeks authority to alert recipients about such material. The rule reversal, prompted by a House bill then awaiting Senate action, follows earlier NSC-backed revisions and a Universal Postal Union framework.
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Washington
United States
Post Office Department
U. S
House
Senate
Francis E. Walter
House Committee On un-American Activities