Bridgeport Post Telegram circulation and rates notice
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Adlai Stevenson and the Pueblo Crisis in International Waters
The text recalls Stevenson's use of aerial evidence to show missiles in Cuba and refute Soviet claims at the United Nations. It notes Goldbergs maps and charts proving the Pueblo seizure occurred in international waters, shaping a legal record. It urges President Johnson to demand the ship and crew's return and threaten seizure of the Soviet vessel if not complied.
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Adlai Stevenson
Cuba
United Nation
Arthur Goldberg
United States
Pueblo
North Korea
Johnson
Moscow
U.S
Kennedy
Budget for 1969 Threatens Costly Additions to Nation
President signs the 1969 budget as Director Charles Schultze clutches his head in visible distress. The plan includes $186 billion in spending with $50 billion for health and welfare and $77 billion for defense, highlighting shifts to social security taxes and rising federal costs across health, pensions, and highways.
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Johnson
Charles Schultze
Defense
Vietnam
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
U.S. News & World Report
George Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Kennedy
Teen rebellion and wealth noted in historical observations
The piece reflects on teen age rebellion and antiwar demonstrations, noting new recruits each year. It cites two wills in Britain, Brian Epstein leaving 1,166,476 dollars and Lord Attlee 17,508 dollars, with wealth partly in his wife’s name. she left 126,379 dollars in 1964. It ends with the claim that pop music pays more than politics.
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Great Britain
Brian Epstein
Beatles
Lord Attlee
Britain
Attlee
Blamed for Youth Ire Critics Target City Schools
Amid claims of deterioration in big city schools Dr Havighurst rejects this view. He argues city schools educate ready to learn students and that blaming schools for youth woes is unfair. The piece calls for broad study to identify causes and remedies beyond schools.
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Robert J. Havighurst
Fordham University
Lincoln reimagined as white supremacist in Ebony piece
Lerone Bennett Jr. argues Lincoln should be seen as an opportunistic white supremacist rather than the Great Emancipator. He concedes Lincoln condemned slavery and aided the 13th Amendment, but claims the emancipation acts were responses to pressure, not noble motives. Vincent Harding notes many black historians disagree but trend toward Bennett’s view.
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Abraham Lincoln
Lerone Bennett, Jr
America
Ebony Magazine
Bennett
Lincoln
Vincent Harding
Spelman College
Atlanta
Water Cleanup Costs Projected At 26 to 29 Billion
The Federal Water Pollution Control Administration estimates five year costs to clean the nation’s waterways of industrial and municipal waste at 26 to 29 billion dollars. Additional expenses for sediments acid mine drainage and feedlot runoff will occur but are not yet estimable.
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Federal Water Pollution Control Administration
Secretary of the Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Congress
Japan high speed rail plan to 2500 miles in 20 years
Japan intends a vast high speed rail network parallel to existing routes. The 323 mile Tokaido line between Tokyo and Osaka remains the most profitable. Completion would cut travel times to a third or less, benefiting most regions. the piece ends with an unrelated rhetorical question about adjustable sound for children.
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Japan
Tokyo
Osaka
Pueblo A Gain For Soviet Side Analysis In Pueblo Incident
United Nations coverage notes how the Pueblo incident bolsters Soviet aims against Red China. It argues Moscow gains from North Korea's actions, with Kim Il Sung loyal to Moscow, and critiques Western and Chinese responses shaping future policy.
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Hungary
Red
China
Pueblo
Mao ‘Tse-tung
Peking
North Korea
Chinese Ceon Dennen
United States
North ‘Korea
Czechoslovakia
Radio
Prague
Yugoslavia
Romania
America
Johnson
Russia
Moscow
Kim Il Sung
Red Army
Kim
Kremlin
Mao
16 Convicted by Military Tribunal in Crete
A five member special military tribunal in KHANIA Crete Friday night convicted 16 of 35 defendants on charges of anti government activity in Athens. The court acquitted 19 including three former deputies a parish priest and local newsman Filios Ioannides former secretary general of Center Union youth group on Crete was sentenced to 100 years for leading and organizing two resistance groups.
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Khania
Crete
Athens
Filios Ioannides
Center Union
Railroads and unions seek new era after health and job protection pacts
The AP analysis notes railroads and 600000 union workers inch toward a peaceful shift after signing health and welfare and job protection accords. A joint labor committee may meet three railroad presidents as leaders push for less court reliance and fewer compulsory arbitrations, signaling cautious optimism amid lingering wage tensions. James Marlow writes the column.
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G. E. Leighty
Association of American Railroads
White House
Leighty
Railway Labor Executives’ Association
Shanties to Highlight Poverty in King March on Washington
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr announces plans to lead a Poor People's Campaign march to Washington in April with shanties among cherry blossoms to dramatize the plight of the needy. He aims to pressure Congress while President Johnson urges constructive action and nonviolence remains central to the plan.
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Atlanta, Ga
Martin Luther King ‘Jr
Washington
King
Washingon
White House
Johnson
Congress
America
Mississippi
Selma
J. King
Ala
Hie
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St Onge Gains In Transplant Of Heart Artery
Congressman William L. St Onge 53 undergone heart surgery at the Cleveland Clinic to transplant a chest artery into his heart to replace a damaged artery scarred by mild attacks. A spokesman called the procedure new and promising and he was to stay in hospital about two weeks.
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St. Onge
Cleveland
Inside Saigon War Zone A Vietnam Dispatch
The piece details Viet Cong presence in Saigon and outskirts with battalions inside the city. It describes tainted security, detection tips for new arrivals, and the danger from the Mekong delta to Saigon’s status as Westmoreland HQ. It notes past raids on the embassy and hotels and explains measures to relocate Americans away from the city.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Tan Sonhut
Mekong River
William C. Westmoreland
U.S. Military Assistance Command
My Canh
Bien Hoa
Groundhog Day Absent as Possum Outsmarts Woodchucks
Alan H. Olmstead recalls Connecticut folkways and explains why groundhogs vanished from the ritual. A dog possum duel reveals the possum's patient, defensive tactic as the author ponders the fate of woodchucks and the odd absence of a weather forecast on Groundhog Day.
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Alan Olmstead
Miracle Sought To Settle Long Copper Dispute
Washington AP reports a federal panel chief told spokesmen for four big copper firms and 26 striking unions a miracle cannot settle their 614 month old strike. He urged joint effort to find a solution as the panel has no power to decide issues in the deadlocked talks affecting operations in two states. The panel will report to Labor Secretary Wirtz and Commerce Secretary Trowbridge.
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Washington
George Taylor
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George Reedy
George Higgins
Willard Wirtz
Alexander Trowbridge
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Copper Company
Douglas Soutar
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