Bridgeport Post and Telegram Publishers, Established 1892
The Bridgeport Publishing Company operates The Bridgeport Post and The Bridgeport Telegram with morning and evening editions. Subscriptions include daily and Sunday Post options, with annual, semiannual, and monthly rates, and special rates beyond 150 miles.
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Educating the Ordinary Warns from U Conn Dean
Dean Arthur B. Bronwell of the University of Connecticut School of Engineering argues that England’s economic woes stem from insufficient engineers. He says the U S produces far more engineering graduates per capita, and that ordinary people with education can drive great discoveries and industries.
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Britain
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Master Craftsman Theme Elevates Human Body as Marvel
An author argues the human anatomy is a superbly designed and durable machine. He contrasts rough talk about frailty with praise for the body’s resilience amid space-age hazards. Calf skin is praised as a self repairing miracle substance, while eyes and fingers are celebrated as built in tools.
Rebirth of U.S. Cities Education and the Land Grant Act
A century ago the United States faced a national choice on education. The 1862 Land Grant Act provided federal land and support to states for colleges and universities, shaping public higher learning and regional development.
Urban universities urged for federal support to revitalize cities
Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr and Senator Abraham Ribicoff proposed federal aid to urban and city colleges and universities. They envision urban action centers to pool resources for health employment housing transportation pollution and other city problems.
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Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr
White House
Albert Schweitzer
City College of New York
Abraham Ribicoff
Schlesinger
Boston
Ribicoff
New York
City Myth Holds Back Urban Progress, Detroit Mayor Says
Detroit mayor challenges the enduring myth that the city is evil and the country good. He argues that despite 70 percent living in urban areas, views of city dwellers as morally separate persist and hinder local efforts. Both city and countryside are inhabited by people.
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Detroit
Judge Hoffman Sentences Dope Peddler In Chicago
A Chicago narcotics case ends with a jury conviction and a 25 year prison term plus a 35000 dollar fine for selling nearly 300000 dollars worth of heroin. Judge Julius J. Hoffman calls the defendant guilty of slow murder and warns the drug trade to slow.
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Chicago Daily, News
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Julius J. Hoffman
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War by Computer Demonstrated by Tulsa Colonel in Vietnam
Col Judson Miller of Tulsa Oklahoma showcased an anti-mortar system to new arrivals in Vietnam. The radar tracked shells and calculated trajectory by computer guiding mortars to return fire. The Viet Cong paused as the system fired, but bravery remains essential at the receiving end of shellfire.
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Judson Miller
Tulsa
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Vietnam
Col. Miller
Bucky Rogers
Nevada divorce mills hit by competition and slumping marriages
Nevada faces a drop in divorces to under 10,000 yearly with marriages eight to one over divorces. Lawyers warn the trend risks long term business as Mexican divorces attract couples for quicker results. They urge residency rule reform from six weeks to one day in uncontested cases to boost Nevada’s legal income.
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Meriden Journal
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How to dodge the Christmas gift return nuisance
An article outlines strategies to minimize post holiday returns and refunds. It cites record returns worth billions, advises verifying sizes and saveable receipts, learning store deadlines and return policies, checking sale item rules, and understanding warranties and installment plans. It notes liberal refund trends but cautions on sanitary and opened item limits and cross store credits.
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National Retail Merchants Association
Fire destroys Union Building complex in Putnam area
Bernard E. Demming 47 of Putnam, owner of The Sportsman's Tavern, was found dead in his car in East Douglas Mass. His death Monday is ruled suicide by carbon monoxide poisoning following the Union Square fire December 1. The blaze burned the Union Building Hotel Putnam former fire station and a food store with no serious injuries reported.
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Putnam
Russell Draper
Union Building
UN Charter Critique Sparks Rhodesia Debate
Andrew Tully argues that the UN lacks authority to interfere in Rhodesia's internal affairs and criticizes US and UN handling of colonial and racial regimes. He contends Rhodesia remains independent and warns against future US concessions to radical movements.
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Dean Acheson
Harry Truman
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Goldberg
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GOP and Nation s Future Seen Tied To Party s Activity in 90th Congress
The National Committee for an Effective Congress says the November election tests Republicans to propose improvements to Great Society programs. It argues the 90th Congress could be pivotal, with leadership shaping whether the GOP advances constructive reforms or merely fights administration programs.
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John Chadwick Washington
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Hugh Scott
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Brazilia
Brazil
Humberto Castello Branco
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Chamber of Deputies
National Renewal Alliance
Brazilian Democratic Movement
Irish Prime Minister Lynch Visits London for Market Talks
Irish Prime Minister Jack Lynch arrived in London for talks with Harold Wilson on joint moves toward joining the European Common Market. It is Lynch's first London visit since becoming prime minister just over a month ago.
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Jack Lynch
Ireland
Harold Wilson
Lynch
Britain
Diplomacy: The Fine Art of Knowing When to Speak
A reflective piece on diplomacy explores the skill of restraint and timing in communication. It weighs the value of silence and selective disclosure in negotiations and public discourse. The author contrasts quiet tact with outspoken candor to reveal practical diplomacy insights.
McKissick Testifies on Black Power at Government Ops Hearing
Floyd McKissick of CORE testifies before Government Operations on ghettos. He argues Black Power and Negro nationalism, claims the Sis Rights push failed, and clashes with Sen Abe Ribicoff as applause erupts for his plaque and remarks.
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Robert Kennedy
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Floyd McKissick
Black Power
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Kennedy and Ribicoff clash over segregation in hearing
In a tense session, Senator Kennedy confronts McKissick amid a heated debate on Civil Rights and segregation. The exchange highlights strains within the Democratic side as Ribicoff questions urban policy and slum housing while McKissick argues for equality in Harlem.
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Ribicoff
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Porter
Macao dismisses officials over rioting demands
In Macao two officials were fired after rioting teams pressed Communist and Red China demands. The government pledged to fly the Portuguese flag at half staff during funeral rites for eight Chinese killed in the clashes.
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Jose Nobre de Carvalho
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