The Bridgeport Post and Telegram Publisher Rates and Notices
The Bridgeport Post and The Bridgeport Telegram announce publication details and subscription rates for Bridgeport area readers. Local and distant rates are listed for daily and Sunday editions, with special holi day copy arrangements and post office notices.
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Bridgeport Telegram
State St. Bridgeport
Conn
Bridgeport Post
THE
Post Publishing Company
Morning
Bridgeport Sunday Post
Audit Bureau of
Sunday Post
Sun Post
Bridgeport
Associated Press
Bridgetort
Bridgeport Bar Association Expands Law Day Activities
The Bridgeport Bar Association broadens Law Day to year round events with informal lunches for public and parochial students and dozens of lawyers speaking at assemblies. Mock trial, placards, and ceremonies in multiple courts highlight an emphasis on citizenship and rights with responsibilities.
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Bridgeport Bar Association
Bridgeport
U.S. District Court
Superior Court
Circuit Court
Law Day
American Bar Association
Connecticut Bar Association
Record Retail Sales Rise in First Quarter U S Commerce Dept Reports
The Department of Commerce records first quarter retail sales at 26.474 billion dollars, up 4 percent from March last year. Consumer activity in appliances clothing and sportswear drives growth as promotion and advertising boost demand amid a sluggish economy. Households increase spending on furnishings labor saving goods and culture, signaling a potential year end upturn.
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Department of Commerce
Athletes Turn to Broadcast Booths Across Baseball
The article notes a rising trend of former players entering broadcasting, led by Joe Nuxhall and Don Drysdale who plan to join baseball airwaves. It cites stars like Sandy Koufax and Dizzy Dean among others transitioning from field to mic, with many more following.
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Joe Nuxhall
Cincinnati Reds
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Tony Kulick
Peewee Reese
Lou Boudreau
Paul Christman
Bud Wilkinson
Terry Brennan
Dizzy Dean
Bob Richards
Bobby Richardson
New York Yankee
Broadcasters and players clash over spring training pay
The piece jokes that confident announcers boost credibility yet star players must stay in the lineup to satisfy fans and broadcasters. It warns that a loud public figure could threaten a $100,000 salary by switching to broadcasting if denied.
Bikinis Take Spotlight While Italy Shuns Mini Skirts
Italian designers favor bikinis with small prints and minimal cloth while mini skirts fail to excite. Meanwhile, the piece notes shifts in global fashion and political leadership as Lyndon Johnson contemplates eastern bridges, Che Guevara resurfaces in Bolivia, and U S figures comment on public virtue and political spending.
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Italy
London
England
Johnson Maintains Lead As Gallup Sees Convention Headed
Dr. George Gallup notes voter tastes shift quickly with campaigns and conventions. In January Kennedy led Johnson 48 to 39 percent for nominee, then Johnson surpassed Kennedy 45 to 44 in February and 45 to 40 this month largely due to Kennedy's dip over the Death of a President book. Johnson appears set to enter the convention as front runner.
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Johnson
Chicago Sun-Times
George Gallup
Robert F. Kennedy
Gallup
White House
The Milk Curdlers Debating Dairy Policy Since 1933
Washington Daily News notes government tinkering with dairy since 1933. Prices drop, producers coerce processors for higher payments, import controls urged, and analysts question the wisdom of government in agriculture amid rising cheese imports and taxpayer costs.
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Washington Daily News
Freeman
Food labels idea shows farmer squeeze in 1967
The piece outlines how McGovern proposes labeling on food prices to show farmer shares, while Freeman calls for import limits on dairy products. It paints a picture of rising costs, farm labor shortages, and growing dairy imports as farmers face shrinking real earnings and rising poverty, with a forecast that consumer food prices will rise.
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George McGovern
South Dakota
U.S
Orville Freeman
syLvia Porter
Fainting Spells Hit 160 Ocean View School Children
In Norfolk Virginia a four hour episode left about 60 Ocean View elementary students fainting. Dr George P Hand and local emergency units rushed to the scene as 38 were treated in hospitals. Officials ruled out gas and suspected a mix of simple fainting and ensuing hysteria.
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Norfolk
Ocean View
George P. Hand
Hand
Johnson Proposes New Ground Rules for Poverty Programs
The piece argues that White House amendments to Office of Economic Opportunity procedures aim to curb graft in anti poverty efforts. It notes mayoral control proposals, broader boards, and calls for accountability in Harlem and New York’s Haryou Act, highlighting waste and political leverage in federal poverty programs.
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Washington
Congress
Office of Economic Opportunity
Johnson
CES
New York City
Harbour Act
Harlem
Procarcino
CBS
Boondocks
GOP
Noright
Two Showmen in a Southern Political Showdown
In New Orleans the talk centers on Jim Garrison and George Wallace as Southern politics shifts. Garrison seeks proof of a conspiracy behind Kennedy's murder while Wallace sues for a third party bid. GOP insiders weigh loyalty to Wallace against keeping the Johnson foil intact. The piece frames the duel as a city’s appetite for spectacle over substance.
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New Orleans
Jim Garrison
George Wallace
Jim
Kennedy
Baton Rouge
GOP
Florida
Nixon Butters
Goldwater
Lyndon Johnson
Wallace
Montgomery
Mobile
Baltimore
Warren Commission
Castro
Dallas
Kent
Southland
Borderland
Nedy
Conser- Garrison
Valisin
Crescent City
Sss
Prince Consort
Alabama
Deep South
George
Louisiana Young Republicans
LBJ
Garrison
New Latin American Leadership Emerges from Punta del Este Summit
At Punta del Este, leaders such as Chile's Eduardo Frei and Peru's Fernando Belaunde llevan promise of a democratic, modern path for Latin America. The conference stressed self-help, restraint on military spending, and renewed calls for progress through the Alliance for Progress despite uneven results since 1961.
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William L. Ryan
Punta del Este
Uruguay
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
Chile
Eduardo Frei
Peru
Fernando Relaundo Terry
Alliance
Brazil
Argentina
Mexico
Frei
Belaunde
Ecuador
United States
U.S. Senate
Johnson
Funeral Marked By Weeping For Viet Nam Daughter
Madame Ngo Dinh Nhu mourned at the funeral of her 22 year old daughter Ngo Dinh Le Thai in a 13th century church south of Paris. Archbishop Thuc led the Mass as Nhu wept and the family remained in exile since 1963. About 70 attended.
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Longjumneau
France
Ngo Dinh Nhu
South Viet- Nam
Ngo Dinh le Thai
Mme. Nhu
Pierre Martin Ngo Dinh Thuc
Paris
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
Saigon
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Ernesto
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Guevera
Robert E. Lucey
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Pius XII
Lucey
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minneapolis
John V. Lindsay
New York
By Sylvia Porter
Sena
Andrew Tully
Lindsay
Mario Procaccino
Haryou-Act
Precaccino
Holmes Alexander
Moscow
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Soviet Communist Party
East Berlin
Brezhnev
Communist Party
Tass
Bulgaria
Hungary
Rome
Antonio de Curtis
Toto
Constantine XI
Franca Faldini de Curtis
Madrid
Spain
Francisco Franco
Tokyo
Soviet Union
Foreign Ministry
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