Bridgeport Post and Telegram publishment details and rates
The Bridgeport publishing group lists subscription rates for The Bridgeport Post and The Bridgeport Telegram, including daily and Sunday combinations, pricing by duration, and distant-city rates. It notes AP news use and local-postage details.
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Bridgeport ‘Telegram
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Bridgeport
Conn
Sudeay
Bridgeport Post
Bridgeport Telegram
the Post Publishing Company
Bridgeport Sunday Post
Audit Bureau of
Sunday Post
Sun Post
Associated Press
Freshman Republicans Back Escalation in Vietnam War
A survey shows 48 Republican and 14 Democratic freshmen favor stepping up the Vietnam War for quick victory and peace while opposing a tax increase. They back reduced domestic spending to fund war efforts, signaling broad support for a wartime economy and intensified commitment. President Johnson faces continued pressure to expand war actions with limited domestic tax relief.
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House of Representatives
Viet Nam
Johnson
United States
America
Goldwater
Congress
Romney
Patriotism Prepaid and the Future Veterans Vision
At the National Conference on the Draft at the University of Chicago Dee Ingold of Selective Service argued the draft creates eight years of life uncertainty to spur volunteers Lt Gen Hershey defended unavoidable uncertainty The National Council of the Veterans of Future Wars founded 1936 proposed paying future veterans 1000 in bonds to be redeemed in 1965 The plan drew mixed reactions from Oswald Villard and observers noting its provocative logic and potential humor.
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University of Chicago
Dee Ingold
Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Chicago
Joseph Lee
Western Illinois University
Sam
Leo
National Council of the Veterans of Future Wars, Inc
Veterans of Future Wars
Princeton University
Lewis J. ‘Gorin, Jr
Gorin
Gerin
Oswald Garrison Villard
the Nation
Mr. Gorin
Connecticut Aims for Growth Through State Tech Services Act
Connecticut moves to strengthen its economy by backing research and tech development. The 1965 State Technical Services Act spawned the Connecticut Research Commission, awarding over $500,000 to 16 projects this year. A Westport conference with business leaders outlined future plans to expand production and employment in the next decade.
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Connecticut
General Assembly
Connecticut Research Commission
Westport
Fairfield ‘County
John S. Burlew
Commission
Mayors Press Urban Redevelopment Over Space Spending
Detroit Mayor Jerome P. Cavanagh leading the National League of Cities at its Las Vegas convention urges Congress to shift funds to a ten year urban redevelopment program. NASA head James E. Webb defends space costs at 22.7 billion with 15 billion more for related science while citing space program benefits and future returns.
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Congress
Jerome P. Cavanagh
Detroit
National League of Cities
Las Vegas
James E. Webb
National Aeronautic and Space Administration
Viet Nam
America
Dartmouth Discusses Computer Age Future at Conference
Dartmouth College professors predicted major home computer use by 1990. John G. Kemeny said homes would connect to a central computer via terminals for shopping, banking, homework, and business. He likened this shift to television adoption 25 years earlier.
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Dartmouth College
Dartmouth
John G. Kemeny
Kemeny
You Cant Win Fish Diet Debate Sparks AMA Stance
The Worcester Gazette notes readers avoiding fish on Fridays for religious reasons may no longer need to skip the meal for spiritual well being. The American Medical Association urges keeping fish in the diet for physical health, predicting firm guidance even as Catholic bishops push compromise.
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Worcester
American Medical Association
AMA
U S Consumers Cut Back as Inflation Fear Grows
A Sindlinger survey shows typical American families plan to spend 8 to 12 percent less in December 1965, postponing major purchases like appliances, furniture, and color TV. Fear of inflation tops concerns, with 60 percent worried and food prices cited by most. Easier credit and housing demand could ease imbalances, while one third cut food quality or quantity.
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U.S
Sindlinger & Co
Norwood
Sindlinger
America
Singlinger
Johnson
Lindlinger
Adolescent Years: When Parents Become More Challenging
A humorous reflection on the awkward phase of adolescence where authority shifts as young men push boundaries and seek independence, highlighting parental reactions and family dynamics.
Paul Douglas in Politics A Liberal Amid Shifting Lefts
National news notes Senator Paul Douglas who loses to Chuck Percy but remains a steadfast liberal. The piece contrasts Douglas with New Left liberals, praising his independence, opposition to police states, and stance against communism and war in Vietnam.
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Capitol Hill
Ilinois
Phil Douglas
Chuck Percy
Inquisition
Paul Douglas
Douglas
Capitol Hilll
Viet.Nam
New Left
Hubert Humphrey
Bobby Kennedy
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Evesdrop
Far Right
Joe McCarthy
Webster
Analyzing 1966 U S Party Rebalance and Lyndon Barry Shift
A political column argues the 1966 election shows Lyndon Johnson and Barry Goldwater tactics failing. It contends Democrats must tone down Lyndon and Republicans water down Barry to regain near-term rivals’ trust. It warns policy missteps, emphasizing prosperity, defense, and restrained social programs.
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Lyndon
Barry
Nee
Stennis Says War Needs More Funds and Resolve
Sen. John Stennis urged Congress for $9 to $10 billion more for Vietnam, saying current plans are inadequate. He warned that a cease-fire extension would aid the enemy and cost American lives, noting 6,000 U.S. deaths and ongoing costly fighting as 1967 looms. He called for a long-range, all-out military effort and assured public support if leaders explain the goal.
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Viet. Nam
Viet.Nam
Viet Nam
Henry Cabot Lodge
Philippines
Congress
Jackson
Miss
John Stennis
D-Miss
Johnson
Appropriations
Armed Services Committees
Stennis
Jackson Chamber of Commerce
Senate Defense Subcommittee
U.S
Vietnam
Saigon
Washington
Supreme Court Activism Shapes Civil Rights and Virginia Case
The court shows an activist turn influencing civil rights, school prayers, reapportionment, and personal liberties. It ruled on Georgia election dynamics and Virginia marriage law challenging interracial unions, while expanding legal avenues for police surveillance and jury tampering cases involving Hoffa associates.
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Georgia
Lester G. Maddox
Howard Callaway
Supreme Court
Richard P. Loving
Virginia
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Z.T. Osborn Jr
Hoffa
Osborn
Gsharn
Air Pollution Described as a Menacing National Crisis
Sen Gaylord Nelson of Wisconsin calls for strict nationwide air pollution standards and higher federal funding. Sen Edmund Muskie urges a new look at control policies and regional institutions. Rep William Ryan advocates action at federal and local levels as Cairo bans morning movie shows to curb absenteeism.
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William F. Ryan
D.N.Y
Ryan
New York City
Nelson
Muskie
Senate Air and Walter Pollution
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