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February 4, 1965...Nevada County Nugget...
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9 William Wasley
ZIP Breakthrough
Announced By
Postmaster Today
Nevada City postmaster Wil» liam J. Wasley said today he has
received word from Postmaster
General John A, Gronouski in
Washington, that a big “breakthrough” has now been made on
electronic machines to "read"
ZIP-coded addresses on mail.
“The Postmaster General said
he expects, to begin installing
these sophisticatednew machines
in major post offices starting in
. about a year," Wasley explained.
Gronouski said each machine
will be able to sort, as well as
read, at the rate of 35,000 letters
an hour.
The offices to get the address
readers have not been announced,
but the local postmaster said they
will have significant effects on
the mailin and out of each community regardless “of whether it
gets the new machines.
This is because they will speed
incoming mail to smaller offices
from major cities and step up the
dispatch of mail deposited in
smaller communities but which
must be processed enroute at
major mail massing points.
The postmaster emphasized,
however; introduction ofthe
“seeing eye” device next year
does not meam ZIP Code isn't useful already.
"ZIP Code" he explained, “is
important in mail handling under~
the system of mail processing already in use which will continue
to be inuse as the basic system at
most points, These machines will
be just another step--in conjunction with the mechanical mail
sorting machines we have developed--to help keep pace with the
growing volumes of mail, Neither
willthe machines endanger jobs —
they will only help us meet mail
expansion with minimum manpower expansion. “
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