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The Bridgeport Telegram publishes subscription prices for 1 year and 6 months with daily and Sunday Post combinations. It notes separate rates for outside Bridgeport, single copy prices, and second class postage. The paper is part of The Post Publishing Company, associated with The Bridgeport Post and Bridgeport Sunday Post.
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Florida Republicans gain in state legislature signal national impact
The analysis notes that Florida's Republican gains in the state legislature after the recent election echo a broader historical pattern in the South. It discusses how southern voting shifts may influence the 1968 race, with implications for Nixon and Johnson, and questions whether the two party system is solidifying in Florida and beyond.
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Old French Driving Test Changes Gracious Living Mocked
The writer rails against France’s new driving license rules, noting drivers must reverse park start on a hill and navigate main roads at 30 mph while answering oral questions. They contrast with the old system of a round-the-block test and drinks with the examiner, lamenting loss of “gracious living.”
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Charles de Gaulle
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Ohio Valley Pollution Control Effort Nears Goal
A report from the eight state Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission notes progress toward a regional pollution control program for lakes and streams. Formed in 1948 by Milnais Indiana Ohio Pennsylvania New York Virginia West Virginia and Kentucky the commission reports the objective has been virtually achieved.
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Regional pact advances pollution control in Ohio valley
The commission reports progress toward restoring water quality in the Ohio valley. Upgrades to waste treatment requirements extend custodial functions with quality monitoring plant inspections river patrol public complaint handling and related measures continuing under the program.
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Reclaiming Waste in Affluent Society as Salvage
An analysis argues that daily American waste averages eight pounds per person, totaling over 780000 tons daily, and that land and air disposal space is shrinking. It advocates a shift from disposal to salvage with contained reclamation plants turning refuse into marketable products like soil conditioners.
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The Disappearing Elms Man in Urban Decay
An aged suburban elm, diseased and slated for removal, still stands to April sun. The trees once lined streets forming green arches, sheltered kittens and birds, and sparked memories of summers. Urbanization reduces their numbers as winter logs fade in living rooms and the elm heads toward destruction.
Repeal Miranda Says Ribicoff and Officials
U S Senator Abraham Ribicoff and many officials debate the impact of the Supreme Court Miranda decision of June thirteen. They argue retroactive illegality of pre decision confessions freed some offenders, while noting the ruling preserves rights and police observe constitutional privileges.
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Tito Warns Russia Against Intervening in China Crisis
Tito reportedly warned Moscow not to aid factions in China's internal strife. Borba quoted him as saying an international conference is premature, and Yugoslavia opposes Soviet moves that could push Chiang Kai-shek to launch a campaign from Taiwan, risking world peace.
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Farmers Plan to Sell Cows for Slaughter
CORNING Iowa UPI The leader of a farm belt milk price boycott says the National Farmers Organization will sell dairy cows for slaughter at about 60 locations Monday to pressure higher milk prices despite a federal court order restricting picketing and non member coercion Officials report some areas halted milk dumping and deliveries resumed with confusion in parts of the movement.
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North Vietnam’s shift brightens Johnson as peace bids rise
Analyzing Hanoi’s stance, North Vietnam publicly ridiculed Johnson’s peace efforts while privately revealing his bids. The U Thant plan and Post reports show Hanoi pressuring for maximum inflexibility, yet softening world opinion toward the United States amid the Vietnam war era.
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Red Chinese Journal Attacks Liu Shao-chi Book
Red Flag the Maoist theoretical journal assailed Liu Shao-chi in a rare official rebuke of his book How to be a Good Communist. The attack, echoed in People’s Daily, signals a climactic power struggle with Liu denounced for revisionism while Lin Piao rises, details on Liu’s status unclear.
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Arraignment Date Set for Shaw in JFK Case
Clay L. Shaw, central figure in New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison's JFK assassination probe, is scheduled to be arraigned Wednesday on a charge of conspiring to murder President John F. Kennedy. Shaw's lawyers said he will plead innocent.
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Path to German reunification seen through Oder-Neisse talks
A Warsaw report notes Polish officials insist German recognition of the Oder-Neisse border is a precondition for any future ties with West Germany. It recalls Hitler’s destruction orders, cites Stalingrad as a symbol of hatred, and highlights Bonn Ulbricht tensions and rising East‑West commerce. The piece cites Brezhnev’s stance and notes postwar European shifts from Urals to Baltic, with 21 percent trade growth and West German calls to engage East German fairs.
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Connecticut hearing flags senior discounts and Medicare vision care
At a Public Health and Safety hearing the debate centered on a bill to bar pharmacy discounts to seniors and on a separate optometry measure promising freedom of choice for vision care. The day featured lobbyist Joseph Cooney opposing euphemisms while Rep Jotham Reynolds defended senior citizen discounts.
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Princeton Receives Scribner Archives Gift
The 121 year old Charles Scribner's Sons archives were donated to Princeton University in three installments. The collection covers pre Civil War to modern correspondence from 1,150 authors including F Scott Fitzgerald J M Barrie Rudyard Kipling Henry James Edith Wharton William Faulkner Ernest Hemingway Ring Lardner and more. The first installment features Fitzgerald letters totaling 468 with 1 248 items about him.
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Henry James
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Ring Lardner
Charles refuses autograph request in Inverness
Prince Charles, visiting Inverness with Gordonstoun students, declines an autograph from a bus driver saying it conflicts with his principles. The incident highlights the future king's privacy and personal standards during a public appearance.
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