Subscription Rates For The Bridgeport Post And Telegram
The Bridgeport Post Publishing Company lists yearly and semiannual rates for daily and Sunday editions of The Bridgeport Post and The Bridgeport Telegram. Mail subscriptions vary by distance from Bridgeport with single copies available, plus Sun Post editions.
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Officials seek path to break poverty cycle with relief study
President Johnson backs process to reduce relief rolls. A HEW study led by William Gorham finds 9.3 million on relief. only about 50,000 are truly employable with training. Of 7.3 million on relief, 2.1 million are 65+, 0.7 million blind or severely limited, 3.5 million children supported by parents, and 1 million parents two thirds of whom are incapacitated.
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Johnson
William Gorham
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Joseph A. Califrano, Jr
Farmers in revolt threaten 1968 farm policy balance
The article reports farmers in the farm belt press for higher food prices and fairer income, with Secretary Freeman in Kansas, Iowa and Indiana facing calls to adjust targets. Dean Kittle accuses the administration of favoring consumers while farmers demand a larger share of food profits. Freeman signals willingness to adjust if a balanced deal is guaranteed.
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Orville L. Freeman
Kansas
Iowa
Indiana
Dean R. Kittle
Colorado Farm Bureau
Freeman
Washington
Flag Burning Sparks Federal Desecration Effort in Congress
Public anger over antiwar flag burnings in New York and San Francisco prompts lawmakers to push multiple bills to make desecration of the flag a federal offense. House leaders weigh hearings as the mood favors stiff penalties and penalties for those who desecrate the flag.
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New York
San Francisco
Congress
House Rules Committee
Emanuel Cellar
Judiciary Committee
Celler
Flag Burning Sparks Reflections on Patriotism and Justice
A commentary notes that those who burn the flag insult the nation that permits demonstrations, warning the act undermines patriotism and the symbol of justice it represents.
Adenauer Remembered by Johnson and De Gaulle as Old Ally
Presidents Johnson and de Gaulle mourn German statesman Konrad Adenauer calling him der Alte the Old Man. They met at his funeral and renewed their friendship while navigating postwar Franco American tensions and Adenauer’s centrist Christian democratic legacy.
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Johnson
de Gaulle
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Adenauer
Roman Catholic Center Party
Charles de Gaulle
Kennedy
Washington
State Department
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Soviet Union
Cuba
United States
France
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Oil shale debate pits public ownership against private development
Senator Hart argues shale lands in Colorado Wyoming and Utah hold vast value potentially paying national debt and per person sums while Udall favors federal development with private leasing. Galbraith and Gurnsey propose government contracts or corporations to manage extraction with caution and a focus on economical methods for public interest.
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Federal Reserve
Philip A. Hart
Michigan
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Secretary of the Interior
Stewart J. Udall
John Kenneth Galbraith
Harvard
Morrus Gurnsey
University of Colorado
Tennessee Valley Authority
Communications Satellite Corporation
Why Not Bomb Haiphong Harbor
An opinion column questions why vital Haiphong harbor targets remain off U S target lists while criticizing restrictions on bombing North Vietnam. It notes US losses exceed 500 aircraft and ~400 pilots with $1 billion to replace them, urging decisive action or clear justification.
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Haiphong Harbor
Morning News
Dallas
Texas
North Vietnam
Vietnam
U.S
Rates Now On Savings Decline As Banks Cut Promises
Sylvia Porter reports a nationwide pullback in savings rates as many institutions drop 4 percent or more and shorten guaranteed periods. With the Fed easing credit and money markets softening, banks and savings institutions are reducing high return offers and tightening compounding rules to attract long term deposits. Investors are urged to shop for the best long term terms or liquid options depending on their liquidity needs.
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Savings , and Loan Association
Sylvia Porter
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U.S
U.S. Treasury
Washington
Boondocks
Johnson
White House
United States
Mittel Europa
Kuwait
Gossip Woman Who Keeps Nothing To Herself
A playful portrait of a woman described as exceedingly generous, keeping nothing to herself and sharing all she has with others in a lighthearted, social snippet.
Diplomats Host Very Lavish Parties Criticize Johnson Abroad
A think-piece notes President Johnson faces criticism behind closed doors for a Washington barbecue he hosted for Latin American guests. It contrasts embassy entertaining with Emily Post standards and cites Kuwait and Paris projects as examples of opulence.
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Johnson
Lbj Ranch
Embassy Row
Emily Post
Metternich
Johnsons
Frog
Watusi
Hooch
AP Analysis outlines 1968 Republican presidential prospects
The AP piece surveys possible candidates with Westmoreland Nixon Romney and Percy in focus. Westmoreland declines politics but keeps doors open. Nixon hints without committing as Romney shows cautious campaigning. Percy, a new senator, garners attention for a centrist stance on Vietnam and broad GOP appeal.
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Percy
Illinois
Charles H. Percy
Senate
Vietnam
Is Johnson Pursuing Peace While Vietnam Burns?
The piece argues Johnson’s Vietnam strategy is failing as Soviet China ties tighten. It claims leaders like Byrd and Hickenlooper warn the President delays victory, pursue role as global peacemaker, and rely on secrecy while battlefield losses rise.
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Byrd
Vietnam
Russia
Iron Curtain
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Stalin
Universal Board
Wilson
Johnson
Goldwater
Southeast Asia
Virginia
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Hickenlooper
Law review likely from Ark case on police searches
A NAACP fund plans to petition the U S Supreme Court to review a Little Rock case about search rights and juvenile delinquency laws. It centers on John and Sylvia Dokes and a 1965 party in their Booker home, where adults and minors were arrested for delinquency and alcohol possession.
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Barry Schweid
Washington
Little Rock
Ark
Supreme Court
John Henry Dokes
Sylvia
Jim Harris
Vice Squad
Dukes
Arkansas
Arkansas Supreme Court
Dokes
Arkansas Court
Fund
Sylvia Dokes
Ohio
Dodd Praises State On Child Welfare Aid
Senator Thomas J. Dodd praised Connecticut for spending over ten million dollars on child welfare care and personnel while receiving only about half a million in federal funds. He urged broader federal support and fairer cost sharing, endorsing a Social Security bill section proposing up to a 75 percent federal match for welfare personnel and training costs.
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Washington
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Connecticut
Dodd
Largest seaplane built with 310 foot wingspan
The record shows a transport flying boat completed for Hor Ward. It featured a wingspan of 310 feet and was powered by eight 3,000 horsepower engines.
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