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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1971
Page
4
A reader solution piece analyzes a string of wordplay clues. It reads like a puzzle column noting misread pairs, correct forms, and reasoning for substitutions such as PRIME for price and SEAL for tell. It includes comparisons of ROYALTY versus LOYALTY and other term choices with brief defended explanations.
Hartford AP reports the Daniels Travel Agency of Manchester faces nine felony counts for arranging interstate bus trips worth over seven thousand dollars without a brokers license. Earl Daniels, owner, allegedly organized trips between January 2 and May 28, 1971, with the case set for September 7.
WALTHAM Mass Benting college appoints Walter K Hall as director of development bringing more than a decade in educational fundraising. He previously served at Monmouth College in Illinois.
A long article reviews prostaglandins PGs, first isolated by Dr. Ulto von Euler, and now producible in useful amounts. It traces historical discovery at Karolinska Institute, early animal work, and modern clinical prospects including birth control, inducing labor or abortion, contraception tablets, and potential to treat high blood pressure, ulcers, male infertility, and arthritis, with several scientists named and institutions cited.
Reports detail renewed combat at the DMZ with sappers attacking Cam Lo district headquarters in Quang Tri. U.S. advisers casualties were initially claimed then disputed, while shelling continued and U.S. air losses rose to 7,497 aircraft.
Syria announces severing diplomatic relations and closes its air space to Jordan after ongoing border incidents and guerrilla activity linked to Palestinian groups. Syria cites repeated cross border clashes and Jordanian counteractions as the justification amid wider Arab tensions.
UPI reports Malawian President Ho Kamuzi Banda will become the first black African leader to make an official tour of South Africa. He arrives for a weeklong state visit as Pretoria continues its policy of racial separation and seeks stronger ties with black Africa.
The Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of North and South America plans a biweekly tabloid to start October 18. The eight page publication will be in English and eight in Greek, with a seven member publishing board led by Paul Marolix of Oakland.
Hartford based Republican John Alsop argues the economy will drive the 1972 presidential race. He cites Labor Department figures showing a 19.7 billion rise in gross national product in Q2 and a 20 billion income gain in June, praising Nixon era inflation curb policies and criticizing Democratic doom saying. Oregon supplies nearly half the nation's peppermint.
A court ruling denies an injunction to halt city demolition work on a property associated with Mr. Katz. The board and attorney argued for condemnation, while the plaintiff sought relief pending higher court decisions. Judge LaMacchia noted no irreparable harm shown, allowing demolition to proceed.
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