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In 1960, mail delivery primarily relied on the United States Postal Service (USPS), which used a network of postal workers, sorting facilities, and local post offices to handle and distribute mail. Letters and packages were transported via trucks, trains, and airplanes, with the introduction of airmail services enhancing delivery speed for long distances. Postal workers delivered mail directly to homes and businesses on foot or by using vehicles. The process was manual, with sorting done by hand before mechanization began to increase efficiency in later years.

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