Bridgeport Post Tariff Details for The Bridgeport Telegram
The Bridgeport Post Publishing Company lists subscription rates for The Bridgeport Telegram and Bridgeport Post. Daily and Sunday bundles, 6 month and 1 year terms, with special overseas mail pricing and single copy costs. The paper operates under AP rights and local circulation rules.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Bridgeport Post
Bridgeport Telegram
THE
Post Publishing Company
Morning
Bridgeport Sunday Post
Audit Bureau of
Sunday Post
Sun Post
Associated Press
Plan to Reform Post Office Into Nonprofit Government Corporation
The proposal by Postmaster General Lawrence F. O'Brien would restructure the Post Office as a nonprofit government corporation with a Treasury-owned board. Revenues would fund the operation, with Congress setting subsidies to cover deficits if costs exceed income. First class and air mail would remain self-sustaining, while other classes rely on subsidies.
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George Washington
State, Treasury, War, Justice and Post Office
Benjamin Franklin
Congress
Franklin
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Washington
Post Office Department
Tennessee Valley Authority
Postal Corporation
The
Treasury
Corporation
Role of Science in Crime War
Albert V. Crewe argues science and technology are among the most effective weapons in the war on crime. He envisions a new large crime science lab, ten times FBI scale, with top tools, neutron activation, and a multi-disciplinary staff under public oversight, integrated with academia to study crime comprehensively.
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Albert V. Crewe
University of Chicago
Argonne National Laboratory
Crewe
FBI Laboratory
Science
Role for citizens in crime prevention and tech aids
Crewe argues for citizen licensed mini radios to call police and faster crime tools. He cites developing fingerprinting and computer cataloguing of criminals by physical traits as costly but far cheaper than crime harms.
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Crewe
Harmony Across Nations at Punta del Este Summit
President Johnson heads to the Punta del Este summit in Uruguay with a Senate resolution on congressional backing for inter American commitments. Administration officials disapprove of the bill citing insufficient support, while Johnson still plans to attend the meeting of Latin American chiefs of state.
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United States
South America
Chiefs of State of the American Nations
Punta del Este
Uruguay
Johnson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Administration
Senate
Birds Boarded in Key West Home and Bird Parrot Witness
A Key West woman runs a bird boarding business in a 100 year old two story house offering pet care for travelers at $2 plus feed. A parrot eyewitness story notes thieves entered a home and the bird refuses to name suspects, with detectives joking about coercion while pondering how the Supreme Court would rule.
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Key West
Fla
Supreme Court
Aging Market Surpasses Youth in Spending Power
The National Council on Aging reports Americans 65 and older outnumber those under 25 by two million as longevity rises. Elderly households spend 35 to 40 billion dollars yearly, driven by steady income levels and strong purchasing power.
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National Council On Aging
Humphrey Europe Tour Marred by Demonstrations
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey faces protests and slogans during his western Europe tour that echo communist propaganda but fail to sway officials. The piece questions when critics will realize such epithets influence no one in authority.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Western
Europe
Freedom Shares offer higher long term yields than bonds
Treasury introduces Freedom Shares on May 1 as a new savings note with a 4.74 percent yield to maturity in 414 years, higher than government bonds but with strict purchase limits. The program targets payroll savers, limits monthly buys to 81 dollars and yearly holdings to 1340 dollars, while offering tax advantages and state local tax exemption.
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Treasury
Freedom
U. S
U.S
Be cer MISANTHROPE A paradox of a recluse in society
A curious paradox outlines a person who hates humanity yet remains within society refusing to depart. The text probes motives, social ties, and the tension between alienation and participation.
Draft dodgers and ideas shape public stance in wartime era
In a column reflecting on voter draft politics, the piece cites WWII and Korea era attitudes toward service and protest. It critiques the ADA for weak demands and portrays draft exemption rhetoric as revealing deeper national tensions.
New GOP Members Oppose Some Great Society Programs
AP poll of 59 new Republican House members shows strong opposition to antipoverty drives and rent supplements. Education enjoys cross party support with calls for a 10 percent increase to 11 billion dollars, while model cities and rent supplements fare poorly. Civil rights measures draw mixed views amid ongoing budget battles.
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GOP
Washington
House
Associated Press
Congress
Johnson
Cardinal Spellman, 78, Seeks to Keep Serving
New York AP Francis Cardinal Spellman, age 78, said at a Communion breakfast that he plans to continue leading the Archdiocese of New York as long as possible. He noted age and fatigue have limited him but that the pope holds his resignation and its fate remains unknown.
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New York
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Archdiocese of
Lana Viladkutovryca
Kennedia
Harper and Row
Johnny
Jacqueline Kennedy
Manchester
Imine
Duchess of Windsor
Rebecca of
Sunnybrook Farm
Pope Calls for Men to Enter Priesthood
Pope Paul VI urged a strong call to priestly vocations during the Sunday blessing in St. Peter's Square. He said the Church has an urgent need for young ministers and asked for prayers for more men to enter the priesthood.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
St. Peter's Square
Manchester's Big Book Aims for Literary Immortality
A long, critical reflection on Manchester's The Death of a President and Charles Roberts' The Truth About the Assassination. It weighs the royal biography with praise and fault, noting factual errors and dramatic license while arguing the work's overall merit and potential for reevaluation.
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Manchester
Sek
Puy
Charles Roberts
Look Magazine
Warren
Dallas
Kennedys
Johnsons
Roberts
John Connally
Antipoverty Plan Faces Economy-Minded Solons
Johnson administration seeks 2.06 billion to extend antipoverty programs with expanded Job Corps Neighborhood Youth Corps and Head Start. Congress to weigh tighter controls audits regional assignments and new rural program director to reduce costs and prevent misuse.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Office of Economic Opportunity
Head Start
America
VISTA
House
Senate
Job Corps
Job Corps Center
All's Faiths Claimed By Louis Armstrong
Hollywood AP reports Louis Armstrong known as Satchmo wears a chain with St Christopher on one side and Star of David on the other. He says he is all three faiths after marrying a Catholic and being Baptist. A Jewish friend, a jeweler, gave the medal.
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Hollywood
Louis (Satchmo) Armstrong
Satch
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