Bridgeport Post Publishing Rates and Services
The Bridgeport Post Publishing Company lists subscription rates for daily and combined Sunday Post service, with separate 1 year and 6 month options for local subscribers and extended rates beyond 150 miles. It notes distribution details, contact lines, and AP republication rights.
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Bridgeport Telegram
State St. Bridgeport
Conn
Bridgeport Post
Post Publishing Company
Bridgeport Sunday Post
Audit Bureau of
Sunday Post
Sun Post
Bridgeport
Associated Press
LeMay Urges Nuclear Use if China Enters Vietnam War
Retired General Curtis LeMay backs severe bombing and says atomic use would be justified if China intervenes in Vietnam. He noted Washington’s shift toward intensified air strikes and pointed to Eisenhower’s willingness to use nuclear means to end the Korean War.
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Curtis LeMay
Air Force
Johnson
Vietnam
Washington
California
Republican Assembly
LeMay
North Vietnam
China
Korea
MacArthur
Yalu
Sta
Eisenhower
Thieu Promulgates South Vietnam Constitution Amid War
Lieut. Gen. Nguyen Van Thieu announces a new constitution drafted by an elected assembly and effective in 30 days. He and Gen. Nguyen Cao Ky are leading presidential candidates as the plan aims to create an independent democratic society to defeat the Vietcong and reduce defections.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Bavarian court sets wage for hausfraus to insure replacement
The German court valued a housewife's work at 295 dollars a month 3540 dollars a year nine tenths of time on cooking washing cleaning shopping and caring for family ten percent on heavy tasks like hauling coal and deep thinking. The ruling compared with West German average pay highlights the disparity and implied the husband should treat his hausfrau well.
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Labor Department
Hausfrau
Adults Turn To Education As Path To Higher Wages
The article notes widespread adult interest in education fueled by high wage ads and job training programs from cities states and the federal government. It highlights that many seek improved futures through courses and that labor demand is strong, though many applicants are unemployable for various reasons. It urges qualified men and women to apply promptly.
Dangerous Stranger Warns Against Helpful Fools
A Pittsburgh tale warns that helpful strangers can be dangerous as Joe Stanley seeks a kind driver with a pickup to push his stalled car. After the driver’s LPOC action the car was wrecked by a train. The piece also notes John Kenneth Galbraith as a Harvard economist and wartime critic and mentions Rep. John Bell Williams and wife Elizabeth in a separate political anecdote.
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Pittsburgh
Joe Stanley
Joe
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie
John Kenneth Galbraith
Harvard
U.S
India
Americans For Democratic Action
Gailbraith
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Congress
John Bell Williams
Elizabeth
England
Charles de Gaulle
Humphrey
Nixon
Latin America
Peru
Venezuela
Argentina
Uruguay
Paraguay
Colombia
Caracas
Government uses big stimulus to avert recession
The piece argues that federal policy and the Federal Reserve have deployed unprecedented anti slump measures to revive growth. It cites lower interest rates and credit, the 7 percent investment tax credit, faster federal spending, housing and mortgage actions, Social Security boosts, and tax refunds as boosting consumer incomes and confidence with optimism that the economy will rise by year end. It notes uncertainties from Vietnam but maintains stimulants should lift the economy before 1967 ends.
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Federal Reserve System
Ponrea
U.S
Federal Reserve Board
Veterans Bureau
Vietnam
National Whirligig Accuses Communists Behind Antiwar Demos
The HUAC report accuses Communist funds of backing Student Mobilization Committee and Spring Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam and SNCC. FBI findings link money to Catholic charities and Quaker war relief in North Vietnam and even some Ku Klux Klan groups. Martin Luther King Jr joins antiwar efforts, while authentic pacifists are viewed as weak. The article critiques the credibility of HUAC and notes undercover Communist activity on college campuses.
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AIL
Fepril
UAL
James Bevel
Martin Luther King
Peace Mobilization Staff
HUAC
JUAC
FBI
Johnson
Wallows
Vietnam
Central Intelligence Agency
Communist Party
Romania
CTA
David Miller
Selective Service
Washington
Jazz
Windy Dangers Shadowed Johnson Europe Trip Plans
An AP analysis reflects on President Johnson delaying a Europe visit while Humphrey led a goodwill tour. It notes risks from antiwar protests, potential extremist plots, and past violence during Nixon Latin America trips, underscoring uneasy U.S. ally relations and possible disaster from high‑profile visits.
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Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
Johnson
Europe
John F. Kennedy
White House
U.S
Vietnam
Life and Death in Labs and a Vietnam War Critique
A Virginia column contrasts humaneness in animal research with wartime destruction. It cites Senator Symington’s Vietnam interviews about pilots, losses, and limits on targets, arguing for harsher measures against enemies while noting America’s restraint.
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Freeman
Dick Neuberg
Oregon
Solons Charge Pressure In Campaign Fund Debate
In Washington Senators accuse the Johnson administration of pressuring business to save the presidential campaign financing plan. Gore and Williams cite industry pleas as a tactic to block repeal, while Long notes no vote before Tuesday due to absenteeism and a baseball game. Baker backs repeal and calls for fair reform of campaign finance laws. A Montreal report notes a rubber stamp political message alongside Canada’s 100th anniversary money.
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Washington
Johnson
Albert Gore
D-Tean
Senate
Gore
John J. Williams
R-Del
Russell B. Long
Louisiana
Williams
Delaware
Howard H. Baker Jr
Rtenn
Congress
Baker
Plan Money Message Montreal
Canada
Distinguished Person Autograph Wanted For Fingerprints
A tabloid style note seeks an autograph from a renowned individual, aiming to obtain a signature that could be used to retrieve fingerprints or establish identity. The item hints at public interest in a famous or notorious figure.
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By James Marlow
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Holland
Florence
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Berlin
By Holmes Alexander
Stuart Symington
Symington
Nelson
Lyndon Johnson
Phuc Yen
Hanoi
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Solons
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