Editing Underground Press Syndicate (section)

=== Forcade assumes leadership ===
Soon after, [[Tom Forcade]] took leadership of the organization, opening an office on West 10th Street in New York City, at which UPS curated the underground press collection for regular [[microfilming]] as well as publishing the '''UPS News Service'''. 

Offices were relocated to [[Miami]] during the summer of 1972 to cover the [[1972 Democratic National Convention|Democratic]] and [[1972 Republican National Convention|Republican Conventions]], both of which were held in that city that summer. 

By the fall of 1973, the syndicate's offices were located at 283 West 11th Street. The magazine's [[post office box]] was Box 386, [[United States Post Office (Cooper Station)|Cooper Station]], New York, NY.<ref name=HT2015>{{cite web|department=Culture|title=6 1/2 Things You Didn't Know About High Times|first=Rex|last=Weiner|work=High Times|date=9 October 2014 |url=https://hightimes.com/culture/6-12-things-you-didnt-know-about-high-times/amp/}}</ref>

Under Forcade's leadership, UPS would later also publish the ''Underground Press Revue''.