Playboy After Hours
April, 1971
With commendable fervor, the U.S. Postal Service has girded its loins, adrenalized its personnel and computerized its operations to assure a new kind of nondelivery--in this case, of mail that appeals to "prurient" interests. As reported in last month's Forum Newsfront, a citizen no longer must decide for himself what junk-mail advertisements offend him and then call the Post Office to demand the removal of his name from such mailing lists. Though he still may do this, the new Postal R...
