Bridgeport Telegram and Bridgeport Post Combined Offerings
Bridgeport Telegram and Bridgeport Post publish schedules and rates. The Telegram is a morning daily except Sunday, with postage paid in Bridgeport and mail rates listed. Subscribers can receive Telegram copies on holidays if Telegram is not printed.
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Soviet push for second front against Korea in UN debate
The Soviet Union urged UN forces to withdraw from Korea to end foreign troop presence, arguing reunification is impossible with outsiders in South Korea. South Korea warned withdrawal would invite North Korean aggression aided by China, while U S Senator Frank Church emphasized recent North Korean attacks and the Republic of Korea contingent in South Vietnam complicating communist propaganda. Korea rejected withdrawal, signaling U S commitment in both theaters.
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United States
South Viet Nam
United Nations
Soviet Union
General Assembly
Republic of Korea
Korea
South Korea
Tong Won Lee
North Korea
China
Yalu River
Frank Church
Idaho
Philippines
Viet Nam
Parallels in policy on Viet Nam and Rhodesia draw sharp contrasts
The piece compares President Johnson and Prime Minister Wilson, each facing a test over Viet Nam and Rhodesia. It notes Johnson’s Viet Nam challenge and Wilson’s sanctions stance, highlighting critiques of no win policy and alleged moral posturing, while stressing reliance on U.S. support and continued trade.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
South
Viet Nam
Harold Wilson
Rhodesia
China
America
Asia
Britain
Africa
Johnson
South Africa
Wilson
Atlantic
United States
Unclear Involvement Echoes Over Africa Question
The passage contemplates potential sequences after opposing militant communism and questions whether the United States can or should pursue such engagements to completion in Africa, reflecting broader doubts about intervention.
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Viet Nam
Africa
Police Unite for Action Across Nation's Crime Push
Acting Attorney General Ramsey Clark announced a coast to coast plan linking FBI crime files with local and state forces. A $406,197 federal grant funds 15 agencies to join the National Crime Information Center enabling instant sharing of data on stolen vehicles, other stolen property, and wanted criminals. The program aims to modernize justice through joint federal local action and broaden police cooperation nationwide.
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United States
Washington
Ramsey Clark
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IFBI
Retreat From Constitution Shocked by Supreme Court Ruling
The new Supreme Court justice Abe Fortas criticizes Justice Black's Georgia governor election ruling as a retreat from constitutional principles. The four dissenters warn that letting a malappropriated legislature decide breaks one man one vote. The piece notes Lester Maddox versus Ren Thioward H. Gallaway and laments the court's return to old law.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Abe Fortas
Hugo L. Black
Georgia Assembly
Fortas
Justice Black
William O. Douglas
Justice Fortas
Lester G. Maddox
Ren. Thioward H. Gallaway
Supreme Court
Fragrance Trends in Men’s Grooming Hit the Market
The piece notes a surge in men’s scents with more than 250 colognes and 150 aftershaves on offer. It critiques gender stereotypes in advertising and laments air pollution while praising modern men’s grooming as a badge of style.
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Daniel Boone
Tourism gap warns Congress on travel funds
The piece warns of a $1.9 billion 1966 travel gap between U.S. spending abroad and foreign tourism in the United States. It argues Congress underfunds the USTS, leaving Europe and other markets underexploited, and cites Pan Am and international comparisons to press for higher budgets and expanded promotion.
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Turkey
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Pan American Airlines
Pan Am
Harald E. Gray
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Isle Comi Dictionary RACE HORSE Start and finish names
A race horse is nicknamed at the start by one name and often referred to by a different name on finishing. The text suggests dual naming practice for a horse in racing context.
Ford Foundation backs non commercial TV via satellite plan
The Ford Foundation offers a cost efficient non profit satellite system to relay educational and cultural programs, with $10 million pledged to fund a fall series and a 300 page FCC brief responding to critics. The piece notes potential savings from reduced relays and questions about industry opposition and advertising influence.
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Ford Foundation
Comumnications Satellite Corp
Comsat
Ford
U.S
McGeorge Bundy
Federal Communications Commission
Bundy
CBS News
Fred Friendly
What Johnson Might Do in His Final Full Term
AP analysis considers how President Johnson could shape his last two years. It notes a shift from aggressive campaigning to a quieter, withdrawn approach amid declining public support and a costly Vietnam War. It questions whether he will fight back politically in 1967 and beyond.
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Johnson
White House
Dominican Republic
Manila
East Asia
Harold J. Hughes
Iowa
White
Texas
Vietnam
The Greater of Two Evils on McCarthyism and its Reverse
An analysis contrasts McCarthyism with its reverse, arguing both exaggerate praise of public figures. It questions Averell Harriman and Arthur Goldberg for unwarranted acclaim and critiques the Missile Crisis era and space treaties as potentially harmful excesses. It warns that reverse McCarthyism can mislead judgment and foster national delusion.
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McCarthy
Owen Lattimore
Internal Security Subcommittee
Lattimore
Joe
Korea
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Commonwealth
Averell Harriman
Harriman
Arthur Goldberg
Labor Department
Supreme Court
United Nations
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Goldberg
U Thant
Russia
Space
Gengras Position Papers Question Dempsey Campaign
The piece reviews Clayton Gengras and OLmstead Gengras position papers as strong yet unused in the governor race. It notes Dempsey’s jab about copying ideas and questions what happens to these papers after defeat, suggesting they'd outshine in office but may end up filed away. It praises style while lamenting for no implementation.
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Marshall
Acheson
Joe McCarthy
McCarthy
Dempsey
oOfaLan Olmstead
Clayton Gengras
Gengras
Yesteryear
Insers
Cuba Rations Pork For Holiday Season
Strictly rationed pork along with black beans wine fruit and candy goes on sale in Havana for the Cuban holiday season. Pork limited to one pound per person and available only during Christmas in markets. Wine may be one or two bottles per family and grapes apples and nuts come from Spain and Bulgaria for New Year celebrations. Large quantities of Cuban rum are available.
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Havana
Cuba
Spain
Bulgaria
Thickly Slice Refrigerator Cookie Mix Tips
The note instructs slicing chilled cookie dough after refrigerating. Brush with egg white and dip in finely chopped almonds. Bake at 350 degrees for about eight minutes for a crisp finish.
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