Editorial: Postal Service Perils and Private Drop Box Boom
The Ottawa Herald notes the postal service resembles a Pauline peril tale with unpredictable twists. It praises its indirect support of business while highlighting rural post office closures and Saturday threats. It observes drop box firms with combination locks aiding Sunday paper delivery and mentions new truck routes expanding service.
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U.S. Postal Service
Pauline
Postal Service
United Parcel Service
It Hurts To Laugh public more efficiently
It argues for efficiency in mail delivery by private firms and lawn walking postmen to save steps and cut costs. The piece notes tests in cities, curbside mail boxes, and impact on grass seed and post suppliers while contrasting lunar delivery prowess with complicated postal routines.
Bullets Vs Votes and a Tragic Shooting in Kansas City
A man bought a .22 rifle and ammo at Sears in Kansas City then shot his psychiatrist at his home, killing him. He turned himself in after a two hour drive. The incident follows the Senate majority leader declaring gun control legislation dead this session, prioritizing re election over people.
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Kansas City
Sears
Washington
Senate
Contraceptive queries span pills to alternatives and warts
Reader asks about stopping the Pill and returning to cycles, pregnancy chances, and suitable alternatives. Doctor notes variable return to menstruation, emphasizes no assumed safety during transition, and compares effectiveness of methods from vasectomy to condoms and IUDs while cautioning proper use. Separate queries address venereal warts causes and treatment, sterile testing, and a closing religious reflection.
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L.U.D
Thasteson
Thosteson
NBC Televises Munich Boxing Card and Ali Coverage
AP reports NBC will air live from Munich a Bohick Johnson bout and a Dunn Ali clash, with The Andromeda Strain on ABC and a Tokyo wrestling bout later. NBC's night includes John Davidson’s summer series and Charo on ABC, plus Charo Cugat and a mock football history skit with Mike Connors.
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Jay Sharbutt
New York
NBC
Munich
Duane Bohick
Bunny Johnson
Richard Dunn
Ali
ABC
CBS
Gort
Jimmy Young
TV Tonight
John Davidson
Charo
Television Log Night of Incomplete Schedule Notes
A dense broadcast list outlines programs across multiple time slots including Sesame Street Early Show Zoom Gunmsmoke and other classics with notes about performers Charo Floyd Kalber and various showings. The fragment ends with placeholder entries and misaligned timings.
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Brady Burch
Hogan's Heroes
Electric Company
Gomer Pyle
USMC
Andy Griffith
Beverly Hin Biiies
Charo
John Davidson
Rhoda
U.S.A
Phyllis
China-US trade set to surge to billions by 1980
Harned Pettus Hoose, a China trade insider and Los Angeles lawyer, forecasts U S China commerce rising from about 500 million annually to five billion or more by 1980. He cites China’s industrialization, oil reserves, and massive investment in infrastructure as drivers, despite limited State Department support.
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John Cunniff
NEW York
China
United States
People’s Republic
Harned Pettus Hoose
U.S
Hoose
Los Angeles
Nixon
House
State Department
Military Budget Heads Agenda
The Senate resumes consideration of a 31.9 billion military procurement and weapons research bill with final action likely on Wednesday. House debates a 4.9 billion public housing authorization plus 1.3 billion for public works jobs. Memorial Day recesses set for late week. Senate weighs anti trust measures and a Kennedy Cranston authored amendment to block 317 million for 60 Minuteman III missiles. House housing bill creates a 10 billion loan fund over five years to help home buyers earning 13 000 to 18 508 annually. Senate antitrust debate leans against Ford on domestic pricing and mergers.
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Y Harrison Humphries
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Pentagon
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Ford
Ford Administration
Butter stay in school lunch rules urged by dairy states
Dairy-state members of Congress press the Agriculture Department to keep butter on the required Type A school lunch menu. Reps Steiger and Cornell with others urge careful consideration of butter's value as the department weighs eliminating butter and margarine. The proposal would allow students to choose fewer items while schools must still offer the five food groups and charge full price.
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Don Kendall
Washington
Congress
Agriculture Department
Department
William A. Steiger
Rwis
Robert Cornell
D-Wis
USDA
Subscription rates and masthead details for 1045 Cecar
The notice lists daily publication details for Cecar in Ottawa Kansas with editor Robert B Wellington. It presents subscription prices for trade area and out of area, including monthly and yearly rates, and notes out of state subscribers deduct 9 percent sales tax and AP rights.
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Cecar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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