Postal Service Provides Banking via Savings Accounts and Money Orders
The U S Post Office Department performs a banking function through its postal savings accounts and money orders, offering financial services within its postal framework.
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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1964
Page
4
The U S Post Office Department performs a banking function through its postal savings accounts and money orders, offering financial services within its postal framework.
UPI reports Republican nominee Barry Goldwater leads President Johnson in a poll of the year’s best dressed men. Goldwater was named the top figure by the Custom Clothiers Association, with Johnson as runner-up.
Aylesbury England Stanley Smith aged 28 received a three year sentence on Wednesday for stealing a 1961 Rolls Royce limousine to cure his inferred inferiority complex.
A worried reader asks about a sophisticated yet cigar smoking girlfriend and whether to pressure her to quit. Ann Landers dismisses the idea as an issue and notes such a preference may strain the relationship.
A dense horoscope column lists signs from ARIES to PISCES with New Moon influences, changes in creativity, finances, communication, health, and personal opportunities. It stresses staying alert, thorough, and open to new ideas while noting potential surprises for Leo and Aquarius and advising practical pacing and caution in finances and public matters.
A fragmentary 1964 TV guide entry lists daytime and evening programs including News, Mission: Impossible, Temple Houston, Captain Kangaroo, The Price Is Right, Truth Or Consequences, and Championship Bridge. It notes specific time slots such as 6 News and 1:00 PM and references multiple channels and shows across a full day.
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