Mail Hazards and Pollution and A Bank That Talks
A look at enduring mailroom dangers and changing pollution fears. The piece notes dog attacks on mail carriers and Post Office powers to bill owners, recent pollution concerns from atomic fallout to auto emissions, and a Columbus bank piloting a fully automated service handling 93 percent of transactions with potential for botched button presses and no customer dialogue.
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Fido
Ohio
Columbus Bank
Governors urge Congress for more revenue sharing and aid
Four governors meet with Wilbur Mills seeking a legislative vehicle to deliver billions in federal aid to states and cities. Mills prefers direct grants based on need and suggests a piggy back tax collection method, while governors push for substantial revenue sharing and welfare reform progress.
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Frank van der Linden
Washington
Congress
Nixon
Senate Finance Committee
House
Ways and Means
Wilbur Mills
West Virginia
Arch Moore
National Governors Conference
Mills
Internal Revenue Service
Santa Claus
America Needs a Friend Not an Enemy in Greece
Henry J. Taylor argues Greece is strategically vital and pro‑U S A and NATO, urging continued U S military and economic aid amid Greek internal turmoil and a shifting Cold War balance. He criticizes U S lawmakers for delaying aid and endorses Nixon's push for funding while noting political maneuvering by Mills.
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Greece
Henry J. Taylor
United Nations
U Thant
Albania
Algeria
Argentina
Bolivia
Brazil
Bulgaria
Burma
Byelorussia
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Guinea
Haiti
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Iraq
Jordan
Kenya
Kuwait
Libya
Malawi
Mongolia
Morocco
Nepal
Nigeria
Pakistan
Peru
Poland
Romania
Rwanda
Saudi Arabia
Sudan
Syria
Thailand
S.S.R
Soviet Union
Tanzania
Yemen
U.S.A
Papadopoulous
Italy
Balkan
Yugoslavia
House
Senate
Nixon
Sunrise and Sunset as Gates to Daily Purpose
A motivational reflection emphasizes that every day offers opportunities to do good, elevate thoughts, and help others. It urges action now, not tomorrow, and challenges the reader to speak with those in high standing to achieve meaningful goals.
Status Check Signals Prestige Or Decline Says HAL Boyle
In a light AP column HAL Boyle notes markers of rising or falling status. Signs of mogulism include better liquor, stylish suits, international credit cards, relaxed boss, and two week cruises while mongrelism shows through a daughter’s miniskirt, pastry choices, and deskroom cold shoulders.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Airlines
How's Your I Q Quiz Scoring and Trivia Sample
A quiz based on 100 questions over 10 days rates scores from Memory Genius to Good. Questions cover royalty, government, history, and geography including last bachelor king of Britain and Krak?
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Great Britain
John F. Kennedy
U.S. Senate
U.S
Confederate States of America
Abdul Azziz Ibn Saud
Istanbul
Right to Know Is Being Challenged
Washington opinion piece argues Congress faces secrecy and press freedom clashes as hearings probe prepublication censorship and compelled disclosure of sources. It cites Nixon era actions, Supreme Court rulings, and historical uses of presidential power, warning strong measures risk First Amendment protections.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Capitol Hill
Congress
White House
Ronald L. Zeigler
Nixon
New York Times
Washington Post
Pentagon
Supreme Court
Executive Department
Abraham Lincoln
Spiro T. Agnew
State Department
Federal Communications Commission
CBS
Charles W. Whalen Jr
Ohio
Government censors ban Lenin posters in Pretoria
In Pretoria AP reports government censors have banned as indecent obscene and objectionable three posters depicting the late Russian leader Nikolai Lenin. The action targets material deemed offensive to public morality as authorities enforce stricter moral standards.
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Lenin
Pretoria
South Africa
Nikolai Lenin
Three Western Allies protest Soviet actions in Berlin incidents
The Star reports that ten years ago in 1961 the Western Allies sharply protested to the Soviet Union over two shootings by East German police in Berlin's French sector. The article also notes Modern Machine Manufacturing Co moving to 810 N Kent St and church sales benefiting children, with other archival items on Truman era meetings and local housing efforts.
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Berlin
Modern Machine Manufacturing Co., Inc
N. Kent St
C & P Telephone Co
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