Bridgeport Telegram and Bridgeport Post Home Delivery Rates
Bridgeport Telegram and Bridgeport Post publish together with home delivery across Bridgeport Conn. Rates show annual daily and Sunday Post options, 3 and 6 month terms, and single copy prices. Subscriptions cover Bridgeport and beyond. Associated Press rights noted.
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Kennan Urges Containment View of Communist Bloc
Senate hearings on foreign relation responsibilities feature George F Kennan, ex ambassador, arguing the bloc remains diverse in outlook and that Soviet changes may be hopeful rather than alarming. He warns against complacency and notes enduring US aims of containment and vigilance.
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Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
J. W. Fulbright
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Kennan
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Europe
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Lenin
Russia
Iron Curtain
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Vietnam
Middle East
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The National Debt Crisis Warned By Treasury Head
Treasury Secretary Henry H. Fowler warned the House Ways and Means Committee that the national debt must be raised by month’s end to avoid default on long-standing obligations. He argued deficits stem from spending beyond revenues, with debt rising after wars and inherited from past administrations.
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Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Sollone
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Debt ceiling debate hints at deficit funding
The text notes mounting deficits from wars and social programs since rising debt, arguing the time to dispute debt is before enacting legislation. It warns against reacting after funds are spent, likening it to locking the barn door after the horses have fled.
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Somoza Dynasty Dominates Nicaragua Election Landscape
The article argues Nicaragua resembles a republic in form but acts as a monarchy under the Somoza family. For 35 years Anastasio Somoza has dominated politics, with U S Marines shaping history. The upcoming vote is seen as largely ceremonial despite Aguero challenging the regime.
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Nationwide grid test links U S and Canada powersystems
Government and utility officials in November 1965 prepare a nationwide grid test to prove a work able safeguarded system could transmit 245 million kilowatts. If successful, large blocks of power could be exchanged between regions to balance time zone demand and seasonal loads, potentially lowering costs by smoothing peaks.
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Their Own Epitaph from Space Pledge in Death
The Apollo crew Virgil I. Grissom Edward H. White and Roger B. Chaffee faced a fatal test in a simulated countdown. Their message urged the nation to accept risk for space conquest as the epitaph of their sacrifice.
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Roger B. Chaffee
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Bath time routines and winter bathing beliefs
A Boston Herald Saturday piece recalls a family bath ritual on a blustery winter night. A boy and his father sit by the parlor heater as a tin tub fills with hot water and a kitchen bath becomes a family moment with pets and tense warnings about keeping the floor dry.
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Can Kremlin Trust? U.S. Faces Russian Nuclear Tactics
The piece weighs whether the Kremlin can be trusted as data suggests Moscow advances antimissile capabilities while negotiating a moratorium with the State Department. It notes warnings from Soviet and Yugoslav sources, and frames United States policy as cautious about a broad arms race and Nike X deployment.
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Army Fires On Rail Strikers In Pakistan
In Lahore the army opened fire on protesting railroad workers, injuring one person as troops seized the Lahore railway station after the strike entered its third day. Strikers demand open food depots at low prices, a $10 monthly cost of living allowance, improved pensions, and education for their children amid a widening disruption of communications.
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Postmaster General Proposal Improves Mail Delivery Practices
A historical note discusses changes in postal processing in 1968 including envelopes, third class mail, and voluntary compliance. It mentions reading improvement, routing efficiency, and potential technical enhancements to address lines and address accuracy. The text reflects broader concerns about faster service and operational adjustments.
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Younger Liberal Democrats Clip Committee Powers
The article notes a shift as liberal Democrats gain power in House committees challenging traditional chairmanships. It cites figures like Adam Powell and John Bell Williams, and mentions the Democratic Study Group's rising influence shaping caucus actions.
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Aferrnando Aguero denounces Somozas over ballot boxes
A fragmented report discusses presidential hopeful Fernando Aguero accusing the Somozas of stuffing ballots to extend their dynasty. It notes the Somozas’ paternalistic rule, past power since 1938, and lingering civil casualties as voters cast secret ballots amid a restless Central American scene.
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Legislative ethics and legislative influence in Hammer case
A discussion on conflicts of interest within state agencies and legislators. The piece argues such influence can be protected through non legislative associates and committee dynamics. It highlights a suspected figure Senator Hammer and the risk of personal gain shaping bills and approvals.
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Johnson nominates three for White House top posts
President Johnson named three White House nominees and asked the Senate to confirm them. Navy Rear Adm. John M. Lee was assigned as vice director of the international staff of the NATO military committee and Lea was nominated for promotion to vice admiral.
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