Bridgeport Post and Telegram Ad Rates and Publication Note
The notice outlines publication details for The Bridgeport Post and The Bridgeport Telegram, pricing for daily and Sunday editions, and subscription terms. It notes distribution areas, service to holiday readers, and that both papers are members of the Associated Press.
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The Sound of Christmas Inspires Peace and Joy
The article reflects on how Christmas music fills airwaves and spaces from radio to churches, celebrating the Christ Child and the promise of peace. It notes the enduring tale from Bethlehem, the universal merriment, midnight services, and the wish for healing love and goodwill this season.
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Bethlehem
City Suburban Tax Clash Proposes City Facility Charges
Discussion of suburban residents inside city lines paying a share of city services such as libraries zoos and parks. Mayor Barr of Pittsburgh urges fair tax shares for those who use city facilities while living in suburbs. Similar setups exist across the nation as cities balance growth and services. Seven Protestant denominations push to triple foreign aid from $3 billion a year to avert war.
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Pittsburgh
Joseph M. Barr
Carnegie Library
Highland Park Zoo
Phipns Aviary
Connecticut
Drivers Drunk or Drugged Traffic Law Dilemma
Officials study traffic regulations across the nation to address reckless driving and the challenge of determining driving fitness when drugs are involved. The piece notes the lack of accurate drug influence tests and the need for clear, workable standards applicable broadly.
The Grocery Cart Sparks Mass Theft Debate
A humorous look at the ubiquitous grocery cart as a versatile space age tool. While shoppers relish its use from grills to strollers, store owners lament losses amounting to over 25 million dollars yearly. Some shops hire cart attendants to curb pilferage. others joke about selling carts to curb stealing, though customers would never steal groceries.
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Baby
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Super Market Institute
Bankers Trust predicts 1967 economy to stay near capacity
The Bankers Trust of New York forecasts a 1967 economy shifting to a new demand mix. Labor stays tight and profits pinch in manufacturing while inflation remains high, but heavy military needs and continued government outlays should sustain private prosperity driven by strong consumer demand.
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Bankers Trust of
New York
New York Lawmaker Proposes $100 Higher Education Tax Rebate
A New York state legislator calls for a $100 tax rebate on state income taxes to ease rising college costs. Similar proposals have failed in Congress committees, while demand for relief is expected to rise with tuition increases.
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New York State
Congress
World Food Crisis Warns of Overcrowding Peril
United Nations FAO study shows over half the global population underfed as population growth outpaces food production. Experts including Sir Julian Huxley and Paul Leyhausen warn of social and psychological damage from crowded living, urging population planning and education. President Johnson stresses balancing food and population as a critical national concern.
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N.Y
United Nations Food and Agricultural Organiza
Julian Huxley
Britain
Paul Leyhausen
West Germany
Max Planck Institute
Leyhausen
Congress
Johnson
Huxley
Iraq Petroleum Pays Taxes and Aims to Boost Basra Output
The Iraq Petroleum Co. said it has paid all taxes due Syria and is seeking higher oil production from Basra. The firm denied accounting errors and noted pipeline pressure to Tripoli to enable immediate resumption of pumping when the line reopens.
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Iraq
Iraq Petroleum Co
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Basra
Tripoli
World Today views on Red China nuclear threat
Analysis notes the world’s gratitude this Christmas that Red China is not yet a full scale nuclear power with a complete missile system. The piece cautions that once China achieves such capability, anguish may follow, with little else new to report.
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Red China
Venezuelan university hides arms cache and unrest
In Caracas the Central University campus reveals a secret communist arms cache beneath the building linking dissident neighborhoods, signaling a Castroite plot while highlighting poverty and political tension. The piece notes decades of civil rights progress, Vietnam war woes, and potential military risk, urging cautious policy.
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Caracas
la Charneca
Russians See Tao Chu Poised To Lead China Power Struggle
AP dispatch outlines Moscow’s view that Tao Chu could become China’s next top leader amid the Mao Lin Piao faction clash. Tao, 60, a former Kwantung army administrator, is described as a potential third man in a Maoist power triad with Mao and Lin Piao, while Mao nears 73 and Lin battles health questions.
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Peking
China
Chinese Communist Party
Tao Chu
Mao Tse-tung
Lin Piao
Tao
Mao
Kwantung Province
Moscow
Liu Shao
Peng Chen
Lo d Jui-ching
Young Communist League
Liu Shaochi
Party
Teng Hsian-ping
Lin
Hunan
Red China
Kov
Joseph Stalin
Malenkov
Chou En-lai
Chou
Inez Hurled Storm Hits Veracruz Cotton Crop
Agriculture officials said Hurricane Inez damaged Veracruz crops after making landfall in Tamaulipas last fall. They reported the expected cotton crop of 30 000 tons fell to about 15 000 tons due to the storm.
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Veracruz
Mexico
Inez
Mexican Gulf Coast
Tamaulipas
Fewer Mechanics Available for Service Now
A fragment notes decreasing numbers of mechanics to service equipment, implying longer wait times and reduced capacity. It mentions dwindling skilled workers and growing backlog in maintenance tasks.
Let's Give It To Each Other for Christmas
The article advocates a modern gift exchange approach where couples meet two months before Christmas to reveal desired gifts and then purchase them for delivery before the holiday. Proponents report calmer, happier celebrations and propose scheduling a future meeting to confirm plans.
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Ead Henry
Eight Soviet Cities Surpass One Million In Population
The article lists eight cities with populations over 1,000,000: Moscow, Leningrad, Kiev, Baku, Gorky, Tashkent, Kharkov, and Novosibirsk. It notes these centers exceed the million mark, reflecting urban growth in the Soviet Union.
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Russia
Moscow
Leningrad
Kiev
Baku
Gorky
Tashkent
Kharkov
Novosibirsk
Four U.S. Women Arrive in Hanoi For Talks With Leaders
Four American peace activists affiliated with organizations arrived in Hanoi to meet North Vietnamese leaders. The group left New York December 14 via Paris and Moscow and were invited to meet President Ho Chi Minh by the Women’s Union of North Vietnam. The travelers include Mrs. Griffith of Ithaca and others Grace Newman Diane Bevel and Barbara Deming. A cable to Liberation magazine in New York announced the visit and sent love to families.
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Ithaca
N.Y
Hanoi
Joe Griffith
New York
Liberation Magazine
North Vietnam
Paris
Moscow
Women’s Union of
Ho Chi Minh
Grace Newman
New York City
Barbara Deming
Wellfleet
Mass
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Chicago
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