Bridgeport Post and Telegram Publishments Rates and Details
The Bridgeport Post and The Bridgeport Telegram publish schedules and rates. Local and out of town subscriptions, 1 year and 6 month options, with and without the Sunday Post. Rates listed for Bridgeport area and beyond 150 miles. AP rights noted and postage details.
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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
Bridgefort
Campaign Slush Fund Sparks Senate Debate and Fear
The proposal to allocate 60 million dollars for a bi party presidential campaign fund draws warnings from Senator Robert F. Kennedy and others. Critics fear incumbent control of party machinery and possible donor-aligned influence, while leaders like Johnson push to keep the fund amid a partisan battle over repeal and floor leadership. The fight centers on using tax money for campaigns and the outcome remains uncertain.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Senate
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Johnson
Russell B. Long
Louisiana
Albert Gore
Tennessee
John J. Williams
Delaware
Legion Loyalty Parades Planned to Counter Vietnam Protests
American Legion posts in Greater New York plan a loyalty parade on Fifth Avenue in early May to counter anti-war demonstrations set for April 15. Officials seek broad veteran turnout to show patriotic support for the government effort and to counter international propaganda in Hanoi.
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Vietnam
American Legion
New York
Legionaires
Fifth Avenue
Hanoi
Oil Spill Besets Land's End After Torrey Canyon Grounding
The Torrey Canyon tanker ran aground on a reef off Land's End and broke up, spilling crude oil across the sea. Wind and waves carried the slick toward Britain's south coast beaches, threatening seabirds and prompting action by animal welfare groups.
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Torrey Canyon
Land's End
England
Britain
Royal Society For the Prevention of
Oil Slick Devastates Seabird Colonies Then Navy Clears Major Spills
Thousands of seabirds die as oil washes ashore. The British Royal Navy reports detergents and sprayers have cleared major slicks and paused operations. Emulsified sludge sinks. some patches remain. Beach residents face a grim summer ahead awaiting a solution.
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British
Royal Navy
Republican tide sweeps southern politics gains in House
The piece notes Republicans win governor races from Florida to Oklahoma and Maryland and gain seats in the southern delegation. It highlights John Tower in Texas and Strom Thurmond switching to the GOP, with 34 southern Republicans in the 187-member House, including 10 first-termers.
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Claude R. Kirk Jr
Florida
South
Texas
Johnson
John G. Tower
Fower
Kentucky
John Sherman Cooper
Thruston B. Morton
South Carolina
J. Strom Thurmond
Kirk
Dewey Bartlett
Oklahoma
Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas
Spiro T. Agnew
Maryland
House of Representatives
House
Southern
Alabama
Arizona
Georgia
North Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
West Virginia
Medic Alert Program Endorsed By Insurance Groups Nationwide
Medic Alert is a non profit organization aiding victims with diabetes epilepsy heart conditions. The national HQ is in Turlock California where member records are kept. A small setup fee funds a bracelet or necklace listing name diseases and a serial number with the headquarter phone number.
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Turlock
Calif
Medic Alert
American Academy of General Practice
Pope Paul VI encyclical seen as radical call for reform
Washington Star notes Pope Paul VI's fifth encyclical shifts left on politics and economy, urging action to lift the poor and favoring land reform. Skeptics question capitalist critique, while supporters deem it one of the most powerful church messages. readers are urged to study it for inspiration and guidance.
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Paul VI
Bats
John XXII
Paul
Rome
United States
Soviet Union
Pope Paul
Your Money's Worth in Convenience Foods
Sylvia Porter argues store bought convenience foods cost more per serving than homemade options. She cites turkey, hash browns, pizza, and pies with price comparisons, urges awareness of convenience adds to budgets, and forecasts future food tech like frozen lettuce and tailor fat content meats.
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Jto
Department of Agriculture
U. S
Orville Freeman
Tenants urged to take typhoid shots after tank overflow
Mansfield health officer Dr. Blake D. Prescott urged occupants of two apartment developments to receive typhoid and paratyphoid vaccines as a precaution after a septic tank serving the Hunting Lodge Apartments overflowed. He said no typhoid traces were detected yet and contamination could spread via groundwater from the high tank site.
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Mansfield
UPS
Blake D. Prescott
Hunting Lodge
Prescott
Postal reform faces Congress amid budget fights and delays
National review details O'Brien’s push for a Post Office reform including modernization and a postal corporation to stabilize finances amid a $1.2 billion deficit. It notes Senate and House resistance, proposed rate increases, and looming needs of 80 billion annual mail volume in 1967 with 415 pieces per person nationwide.
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O’brien
Capitol Hill
O'Brien
House
Washington
New York
Congress
Detroit
Department
Johnson
General Motors
Post Office Corporation
Critics in and out of the press target early presidents
An analysis recalls presidents from Washington to Kennedy facing harsh critics and personal attacks. It notes Washington’s private outbursts over a second term, Adams labeling Jefferson a calamity, Jackson praised and pilloried, Buchanan declaring happiness in leaving office, Lincoln mocked, Grant branded a drunk, Roosevelt resisting criticism, and Kennedy perceived as an extremist.
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George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Washington
Jefferson
Johnson
John Adams
Adams
Andrew Jackson
James Buchanan
Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
U.S. Grant
Theodore Roosevelt
John F. Kennedy
One Woman Sigma Sigma Sorority at St Mary's
San Antonio Texas UPI reports during the spring semester opening St Marys University has a one woman sorority Sigma Sigma with sole member Linda Puig.
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San Antonio, Tex
UPI
St. Mary's University
Sigma Sigma
Linda Puig
Virginia’s 1960s Political Flux in Staunton and beyond
Virginia politics show Republicans edging in as Byrd era fades. Scott and Start energize GOP in Staunton while Democrats like Marsh and Byrd Jr. face uneven support. The mountains and valleys produce GOP grass roots with candidates Robinson and Scott shaping a turning tide amid lingering Democratic machine influence.
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Staunton
Bill Start
Scott
Howard
Judge) Smith
Vative
Smith
Old Dominion
Virginia
General Assembly
A. R
Pete
Geisen
Hot Springs
Winchester
Kenneth Robinson
Byrd the Younger
Washington
William Spang
Norfolk Area
Willis Robertson
Lexington
Bill Scott
Powell
Jack Marsh
Matthew Arnold
Tom Paine
Home rule in Connecticut has fragile practicalities
The article argues two decades of pushing for municipal home rule are challenged by Article 10 of the state constitution and a strong Democratic-controlled General Assembly. It notes referendums are costly and sluggish, while charter changes via legislature can be faster. It cautions against ripper legislation and urges making real home rule workable despite current obstacles.
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Hartford
General Assembly
Cities and Boroughs Committee
Chatterbox Woman Prefers Noise Over Silence
A woman unsettled by quiet insists on being heard, shaping a scene of restless talk. The account notes her bold stance amid a bustling setting, highlighting her outgoing personality and impact on those nearby.
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