Bridgeport Post and Telegram Offer Subscriptions and Rates
The Bridgeport Post and Bridgeport Telegram publish joint subscription options with both papers, listing daily and Sunday Post rates, six and twelve month plans, and single copy prices. The notice also notes Associated Press rights and mailing details for Bridgeport, Conn.
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Bridgeport Telegram
State St. Bridgeport
Conn
Bridgeport Post
Post Publishing Company
Morning
Bridgeport Sunday Post
Audit Bureau of
Sunday Post
Sun Post
Peybas
Mites
Bridgeport
Associated Press
Communist trick in Vietnam documents signals months of talks
A captured Vietcong document attributed to Le Duan suggests North Vietnam sought negotiations to buy time while continuing the war. The piece argues that Nixon Johnson era bombing resumed to prevent a stalemate like Korea and warns against permanent bombing pauses without concessions from the other side.
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Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
North
Mao
Tse-tung
China
Chiang Kai-shek
North Vietnam
Korea
Johnson
Apprenticeship’s Role in Modern Industry Faces Civil Rights Challenge
The piece explains contemporary U S apprenticeship programs as home based, paid training paths with potential job guarantees, noting about 40 000 registered programs nationwide and a large 25 000 worker initiative by the Plumbing and Pipefitting Union. It highlights entry barriers, lineage of trades, and scrutiny under race equality rules with 500 programs under threat of decertification by April 10 1960s civil rights enforcement.
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Department of Labor
Driver Under Microscope In Highway Safety Study
The US Public Health Service opens a $900,000 Providence laboratory to study human factors in highway crashes. With 52,000 deaths and 3.5 million injuries last year, researchers seek how drivers contribute and what can be done.
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Lee
Public Health Service
Providence
Highway Hazard Study Begins Under National Plan
A 20 person staff led by Dr. Richard E. Marland and Dr. Robert K. McKelvey will run a volunteer testing program examining reactions to highway hazards. Each year 1,200 volunteers will be tested under normal and impaired conditions to inform laws and regulations aimed at reducing traffic deaths and assign responsibility to engineers, manufacturers, and drivers.
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Richard E. Marland
The
Health Service
Robert K. McKelvey
Justice Department figure links organized crime to labor unions
Henry E. Peterson, head of the Justice Department Organized Crime Section, stunned reporters at a Washington law enforcement conference by saying there is a connection between Cosa Nostra, the Teamsters, and the International Longshoremen's Association. He claimed an amalgamation exists at high levels and faced immediate denials from Teamsters leaders. Warren urged communities to fight organized crime, viewing corruption as its root.
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Henry E. Peterson
Justice Department
Washington
Peterson
John L. McClellan
Senate
Teamsters
International Longshoremen's Association
Petersen
ILA
Cosa Nostra
Frank F. Fitzsimmons
The
Earl Warren
Lightning safety rules issued by ESSE
Federal scientists note about 1800 thunderstorms globally at any moment and 100 strikes per second. In the US lightning kills 600 and injures 1500 yearly, more than tornadoes or hurricanes. Autmobil es offer protection. stay inside car during storms. indoors avoid phones, radios, TVs, lamps, fridges, plumbing, and plugged-in tools. Outdoors crouch away from isolated trees. injured victims require first aid.
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United States
U.S. Environmental Science Service Administration
Supreme Court delays New Haven merger with big railroads
In a 5 to 4 ruling the Supreme Court sends the proposed New York Central Pennsylvania system tie up to the Interstate Commerce Commission. The delay threatens the bankrupt New Haven with possible collapse as subsidies thin and rescue via amalgamation seems urgent amid small railroad concerns in New England.
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New Haven
Meriden Journal
U.S. Supreme Court
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Interstate Commerce Commission
New England
Unpaid Work Powers U S Economic Growth
A University of Michigan study ranks productive unpaid labor beside paid work, estimating Americans average 5100 hours annually in and out of pay. It finds wives share of housework high in married families with children, and higher income households doing more unpaid and volunteer effort than poorer ones. The piece argues leisure time remains limited as households voluntary labor drives GNP upward.
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Ani
University of Michigan
Institute For Social Research
Comic Dictionary YAWN as Bore Signal
The item defines yawning as nature’s way of giving the listener a bore a chance to speak. It frames yawns as a social cue signaling little interest or a prompt to end conversation.
National debate over constitutional convention risks and voting fairness
The piece weighs liberal and conservative fears about a run away constitutional convention. It argues time and due process will guard against hasty changes while defending one man one vote as a merit, cites rural urban disparities, and warns against rigid court decrees.
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Varios
Kansas
Nebraska
Public Johnson Transforms Style After Years In Office
Analysis notes two Johnsons, public and private, with the public image shifting from energetic, expansive appearances to a restrained, straight faced approach. The piece cites changes in news conferences, campaign activity, and handling of critics as part of a long evolving leadership style.
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Mter
Johnson
Kennedy
D-N.y
Hubert H. Humphrey
John F. Kennedy
Namboyance
Manila
Texas
Johnson Rockefeller clash over 1968 reelection theme
As the 90th Congress ends its Easter recess the piece argues Johnson has few notable achievements while Rockefeller emerges as a rival with growing national grip. It notes Vietnam funding, the Russia consular treaty, and Kennedy era comparisons, predicting a high stakes political showdown ahead.
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90Th Congress
President Johnson
Pee Lemee Oe
Canada cabinet reshuffle and miscaptions
Prime Minister Pearson announced the resignations of Justice Minister Lucien Cardin and Registrar General Guy Favreau in a six man cabinet shakeup. New appointments included Pierre Elliott Trudeau to justice, Jean Chrétien as minister without portfolio, John Turner to registrar general, and Walter Gordon as president of the Privy Council. Also named governor general Daniel Roland Michener, with Favreau slated for the Quebec Superior Court. Cardin, ill, plans to enter business. his linked Munsinger scandal prompted calls for inquiry.
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Ottawa
UPI
Lester B. Pearson
Justice
Lucien Cardin
Privy Council
Guy Favreau
Pierre Elliot Trudeau
Pearson
Jean Chretien
Finance
Mitchell Sharp
John Turner
London
Buckingham Pelace
Daniel Roland Michener
Canada
Georges Warner
Michener
New Delhi
Favreau
Superior Court of
Quebec
Cardin
Sorel
Munsinger
Gerda Munsinger
House of Commons
John Diefenbaker
Conservative Party
Diefenbaker
Afair
Supreme Court of Canada
Wishart F. Spence
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Masinger
Spencer
Johnson Aid Plan Faces Senate Setback
A Senate Foreign Relations Committee amendment to President Johnsons aid pledge for Latin America to spur a common market is described as worse than useless by administration sources. Senator Wayne Morse says the move may embarrass the President, while Fulbright cites Gulf resolution concerns as a obstacle to stronger Senate support. Johnson still plans to attend the Punta del Este summit to press Alliance for Progress goals.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
U.S
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Morse
Alliance For Progress
Congress
American Chiefs of State
Punta del Este
Uruguay
J.W. Fulbright
Tonkin Gulf
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Oklahoma
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