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The Bridgeport Telegram publishes morning editions with evening Bridgeport Post and Sunday Post items. Subscription rates are listed for daily, combined daily with Sunday Post, and longer terms for local and long distance delivery. Rates include 21.00 yearly with Sunday Post 34.00 and other terms.
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Bridgeport Post
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Sunday Post
Sun Post
Bridgeport
Associated Press
Constitutional Evolution Through the 25th Amendment
The piece reviews the 25th Amendment ratified by 38 states addressing presidential disability and succession. It explains vice presidential vacancy, temporary presidential authority, and the process for the president to resume power, while noting potential faults and historical vacancy gaps.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Kennedy
House
John McCormack
Senate
Carl Hayden
Congress
John C. Calhoun
Bigness Not Badness Says College Students
About 100 students nationwide surveyed by the Office of Institutional Research of the National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges say large universities bring broad benefits. They favor size for access to varied people ideas and programs with few complaints about depersonalization. California beatniks take note.
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Office of Institutional Research
National Association of State Universities
California
Not Running for Vice Presidency Denial by Javits
New York Senator Jacob K. Javits publicly declares he is not running for the vice presidency. The denial stands as a curious stance amid many candidates who appear not to be running for office.
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Len
Jacob K. Javits
New York
Sen. Javits
Vice Press
GOP shows to be running for vice presidency
The text notes a politician behaving like a candidate for vice president, touring the state and warning of ultra right wing infiltrators. He defines an authentic conservative and considers federal aid for a Buffalo hotel cooking school, reflecting odd GOP post election antics.
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Dency
GOP
Buffalo
Shortage of Nurses Prompts Focus on Recruitment Efforts
The article notes a statewide nursing shortage with urgent demand across hospitals including Hartford. Hartford hospital closed a 35 unit temporarily, leaving 27 beds unavailable, while delays in opening parts of a new continuing care unit occur. Officials cite shortages of aides, LPNs, and RNs and urge efforts to recruit women and girls into hospital work.
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Hartford
Hartford Hospital
P. Whitney Spaulding
Spaulding
Bridgeport
Take Me to Your Leader and the Saucer Question
Astral scientists question why aliens avoid world leaders and speak instead with simple humans. The piece notes reports of saucer visits and asks why crucial figures like Johnson Pearson de Gaulle Mao are not contacted. It also mentions Chrysler's control of Rootes Motors and government refinancing moves.
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Outer Space
Johnson
Pearson
de Gaulle
Mao Tse-tiing
Jonathan Winters
Elwood P. Sugeins
Chrysler
Rootes Motors, Ltd
Beginning of Water Rights Battle in Western Connecticut
The Waterbury Republican warns Bridgeport's push to expand water rights threatens western Connecticut supplies. It urges immediate state action to curb Bridgeport Hydraulic Co and stresses forecasts of rising demand, with Waterbury planning additional reservoirs to secure long term water for the region.
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Waterbury
Bridgeport
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co
Connecticut
General Assembly
Megalopolis
Your Money's Worth in Barber and Beauty Services
A study by Victor R. Fuchs and Jean Alexander Wilburn compares barber and beauty shops, showing faster productivity growth and price rises in barber services, aging barbers, safety razors reducing demand, and part time work shaping output. It questions common beliefs about a unified personal services industry.
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Syevia Porter
Victor R. Fuchs
National Bureau of Economic Research
Jean Alexander Wilburn
Bernard College
Fuchs- Wilburn
Beauty
Barber Shop
Picayune
Beauticians
Wedding Slip Framed as Comedy Dictionary Entry
A playful dictionary style piece defines a wedding as a ceremony where a man slips a ring on a girl's finger and winds up under her thumb, using light humor to describe the act.
Commentary on campus nudity sparks debate on university rules
A columnist argues Pamela Brewer's nude photos at the University of Florida test campus discipline and student freedom. He cites age, prudishness, and social norms, contending college life carries obligations and that institutions may enforce rules to maintain order, citing Clark Kerr as a cautionary example.
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Southbridge
Mass
Singapore
University of Florida
Pamela Brewer
Miss Brewer
Clark Kerr
University of California
Debate over U S troop cuts in Europe echoes past
An AP analysis traces 1950 Senate deliberations on reducing U S forces in Europe. It notes Mansfield and 40 others backing troop cuts, Javits proposing a no-study approach, and calls tied to NATO, Truman era policy, and bipartisan shifts shaping the debate.
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Moats
United States
Mansfield
U. S
Europe
Senate
Sen
Arthur
H. Vandenberg
U.S
North American Treaty Organization
Senate Republicans
Robert A. Taft
NATO
Harry. Truman
Herbert Hoover
Atlantic
Pacific
Mil
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Johnson
Jacob A. Javits
New York
Javits
Churchmen Back Couple In Mixed Marriage Case
Six senior Roman Catholic clergy asked the Supreme Court to strike down state antimiscegenation laws that ban interracial marriage. The action supports Richard Loving and Mildred Loving, who challenged Virginia law. The clergymen argue such laws infringe religious freedom and family rights while maintaining segregation.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Virginia
Richard P. Loving
Mildred
Lovings
American Civil Liberties Union
John J. Russell
Richmond
Lawrence Cardinal Shehan
Archbisop
Baltimore
Paul A. Hallinan
Atlanta
Philip M. Hannan
New Orleans
Robert A. Lucey
San Antonio
Tex
Joseph B. Bruins
Natchez- Jackson
Miss
Lawrence M. Defalco
Amarillo
Joseph A. Dirick
Nashville
Dallas-Ft. Worth
Joseph H. Hodges
Kovsky
Wheeling W.va
John L. Morof
Homa City
Tulsa
Okla
L. J. Reicher
Austin
Tohomas Tschoepe
San Angelo
Ernest L. Unterkoeiler
Charleston
D.C
Vincent S. Waters
Raleigh
N.C
National Catholic Conference For Interracial Justice
National Catholic Social Action Conference
Loving
District of Columbia
Caroline County
Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia
Senate approves 12 agency heads for four-year terms
Hartford AP The Senate confirmed the reappointment of 12 state commissioners for four-year terms. Gov. John Dempsey’s nominations were approved without dissent including Agriculture Commissioner Joseph N. Gill and Public Works Commissioner Timothy Murphy among others. The Senate also appointed State Supreme Court Justice John R. Thim to the Board of Pardons.
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