Bcak in 1950, only62% of U.S. households had telephones and amil was the most reliable way to stay in touch. And, even back then, the mail was fairly fast (for you snail-mailistas. A first-class letter posetd in the morning from New York, Washington, DC or Los Angeles usually arrived in Chicago the next morning. After the 1950 cuts, it took another day.
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