Bridgeport Publishing Details and Circulation Policy
The Bridgeport Telegram Morning paper outlines editions and pricing, with connections to The Bridgeport Post and Bridgeport Telegram. It notes open daily, postal rates, holiday copies to subscribers, and AP republication rights for local news.
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Kennan Praises Geographical Defense Shift in Nuclear Debate
Former U S ambassador to Moscow and Oxford professor George F Kennan proposes moving to a European defense arrangement that excludes great powers from direct force relations He urges continental nations to accept greater defense responsibility and deny tactical nuclear weapons to West European forces as a path to ease global tension The United Nations should consider this plan at the disarmament conference.
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George F. Kennan
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Moscow
Oxford University
British Broadcasting Corporation
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Tate
Europe
Kennan
Washington
United Nations
GOP Meets In Washington To Gauge 1958 Elections
Republican National Committee members convene for two days in Washington to discuss last month's results and upcoming 1960 contests. The talks focus on whether the party in power loses seats in midterm elections, a pattern diverging only in 1934 and amid the current split control of the White House and Congress. The question remains whether voters blame the White House or the Democratic Congress for discontent.
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Washington
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Congress
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Updating Our Science Teachers
The National Science Foundation backs summer institutes for science and mathematics teachers, expanding from 96 in 1957 to 108 in 1958. About 5,000 high school teachers and 250 college professors will attend with $5.34 million in grants, tuition and living costs covered.
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Connecticut Roads Expand As Nation Builds New Highways
Connecticut motorists benefit from heavy road building spend and a 129 mile turnpike imminent. The Baltimore tunnel opens offering a 17 mile express bypass, promising quicker trips, less congestion and fresher arrivals for travelers and tourists alike. The piece also notes inflation and a humorous nod to a future satellite and a public press freedom reflection.
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Bridgeport
Connecticut
Baltimore Tunnel
Baltimore Harbor
Life insurance fears and bias revealed by Starch study
The Starch survey shows husbands often resist life insurance yet feel financial duty as providers. It reveals hostility toward agents and fear of spousal or agent collusion, with independent interviews depicting attitudes, gender dynamics, and defensive rationalizations in buying decisions.
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Starch Research Organization
Lworth
National mood weighs on NATO aims at Paris talks
Ray Tucker notes the Paris conference on December 16 may produce broad NATO goals but no detailed blueprints. Washington London and Paris hold extended talks as Eisenhower Dulles seek a plan, while Congress worries over binding future leaders to wartime commitments and a unified command.
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Washington
London
Vienna
Versailles
Yalta
Potsdam
NATO
Analysts' Views on Middle East Peace and UN Role
AP analysts discuss Hammarskjold's cautious approach in the Middle East, Jordan's position with the Arab bloc, and Western attempts to ease tensions. They note Syria's loan negotiations, refugee issues, and the belief that lasting peace depends on time, stability, and faith in agreements.
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Unification of U S Forces Seen Through Missiles and Air Power
The essay argues that advances in missiles and rocketry will force eventual unification of the U S armed services. It notes past clashes among Army Navy and Air Force over air power and carrier roles, and predicts future joint control as war tech grows more complex. It cites Sputnik and ongoing Senate missile research as context.
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Nutmeg Politics Connecticut Yankee
Last winter the Connecticut General Assembly rejected fringe calls to remove party lever control from the voting machine. Supporters argued for simplicity and accuracy in democracy while party machines insist on straight ticket voting and resist ticket splitting.
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Connecticut General Assembly
Connecticut
Do Women Have Cold Feet Cause of Chronic Cold Feet
Medical authorities warn that girdles used by working women and housewives, worn during long sedentary tasks, can reduce leg blood flow and cause cold feet. The condition is physical though spirits may be unsettled.
Bridgeport Mayoral Race Swing Noted in Close Vote
In Bridgeport the May election outcome saw May or Tedesco defeat Jasper McLevy by 161 votes. A total of 493 voters used the machines but did not record a mayoral vote, suggesting cross party interest and potential reform debates as hundreds may have altered the race by skipping the mayoral choice.
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