Bridgeport Telegram and Bridgeport Post Offer Joint Circulation Details
The Bridgeport Telegram and Bridgeport Post publish a combined rate schedule with daily and Sunday options. Subscriber rates vary by duration and distance, with local and beyond-150-mile pricing, including single copies and Sunday Post options.
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Bridgeport Telegram
State St. Bridgeport
Conn
Bridgeport Post
THE
Post Publishing Company
Bridgeport Sunday Post
Audit’ Bureau of
Sunday Post
Sun Post
Bridgeport
Associated Press
Struggle for Student Minds After World War II
The piece notes postwar Soviet leadership of the World Student Congress since 1946 and the 1948 split of the National Student Association amid communist influence. It condemns U.S. funding of student groups via CIA grants, criticizing anti U.S. propaganda and defending American student independence in world forums.
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Soviet Union
World Student Congress
Prague
Moscow
Aleksander N. Shelepin
National Student Association
World Union of Students
Czechoslovakia
Central Intelligence Agency
Rational Association
CTA
Congress
CIA
Johnson
United States
Voung
Arms deliveries to Morocco amid North Africa tensions
The United States pledges limited arms sales to Morocco to balance Algeria's Moscow backed weaponry, amid debate over strategic aims and risks of widening arms to the Middle East. The piece questions motives behind supplying weapons and warns of unintended escalation in a volatile region.
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United States
Morocco
State Department
Algeria
Moscow
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Middle East
U.S
Russia
Lawyers Launch Center for Electronic Legal Research
A New York group of lawyers proposes a nonprofit center to computerize legal research. The Lawyers' Center for Electronic Legal Research would assemble a database of case precedents to reduce delays and tracing costs for judges and lawyers. Profits would be reinvested to expand the project.
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New York
New York Group
Lawyers’ Center For
Harvard Ambassador Goldberg Hissed at Harvard Talk
U S ambassador to the United Nations Arthur JT Goldberg faced repeated interruptions and hissing from about 1,200 students and faculty at Harvard University while defending Vietnam policy. He pressed listeners to hear the full sentence amid protests and jibes from the audience.
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Harvard
Arthur
Jt, Goldberg
U.S
United Nations
Harvard University
Goldberg
Beauty boom and a new era of fast cosmetics gadgets
A New York luncheon previews future beauty tech with scented hair spray butterflies chaise massages and hair weave machines. The write up notes at home makeup sprays electronic bell devices and shopping by TV as Gov Rockefeller and his wife choose the name Mark for their youngest son reflecting Bible name traditions.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Handshake in Rome signals changing world stage
Washington Daily News notes the unlikely 30 year arc from Stalin’s anti church stance to Soviet leader Podgorny meeting Pope Paul VI in the Vatican. The moment underscores a rapidly shifting global order and the potential for improved diplomacy.
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Rome
Washington Daily News
Russia
Josef Stalin
Pius XI
Nikolai Podgorny
Vatican
Paul VI
Vatican Chamber
Move Washington and Veterans Day to Monday Holidays
Sylvia Porter argues that fixed date holidays like Washingtons Birthday Veterans Day and Independence Day waste time cause absenteeism and harm industry. A Uniform Monday Holiday Plan would shift major holidays to Mondays creating long weekends and reducing midweek shutdowns while keeping Christmas and New Year as is.
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Washington
George Washington
Congress
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
U. S
Calcutta Slum Statistics Reveal Large Open Pavement Living
In Calcutta India more than 30 000 residents live on the streets as the Metropolitan Planning Organization reports 77 percent of families lack 40 square feet per person.
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Calcutta
India
Metropolitan Planning Organization
Comic Dictionary Election Definition
Comic Dictionary defines an election as a political race where the defeated candidate contemplates a lasting defeat or a potential moral victory that could define his legacy.
Senate ethics inaction amid Baker case fallout
National level observers say the Senate’s response to the Bobby Baker influence scandal shows no real reform. Testimony from Kenneth Childs tied a $100,000 savings and loan gift to Baker for campaigns, while three ethics proposals failed. The Standards and Conduct Committee is viewed as ineffective as senators insist on money for reelection.
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Beker
Senate
Kenneth Childs
Home Savings and Loan Association of Los Angeles
Washington
Bob Kerr
Okla
Childs
Baker
Savings and Loan Group
Behald
Monroney-Madden
Senate Committee On Standards and Conduct
Capitol Hill
Joe Clark
Ethics’ Committee
John Stennis
Tom Dodd
Conn
Stennis Group
United States Senate
Anti Americanism Grows in Vietnam Report
Anti Americanism in South Vietnam is surfacing as a concern for U S officials with cooler attitudes toward Americans noted in cities. A major command survey shows less than half of Vietnamese respect Americans, while Marines are praised for qualities such as bravery and kindness. Discontent trends amid inflation and urban decay reflect a war viewed as an American task, with Vietnamese officers upset over pacification shifts and press sting in Saigon.
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Kenneth L. Whiting
Saigon
South Vietnam
London
Gls
U.S
Florida
U. S
the Observer
Vietnam
1St Corps
U.S. Marine
da Nang
Namese
Marine Corps
Walter Shirra
Don Eisele
Walter Cunningham
NASA
Apollo disaster calls for independent probe
The January 27 deaths of astronauts Grissom White and Chaffee at Cape Kennedy spur calls for an independent investigation. NASA faces internal review politics while critics warn of coverups and demand accountability and a broader reexamination of space policy and funding.
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Grissom, White
Chaffee
Cape Kennedy
NASA
Space Agency
Frank A. Long
Cornell
Science Advisory Council
Congress
Review Board
House
Tiger? Teague
Texas
Senate
Clinton Anderson
New Mexico
House Group Hits Dead End In Probe of Powell's Firm
A House committee probe into Huff Enterprises linked to Adam Clayton Powell Jr. stalls amid time limits and limited access to records. Key figures include C Sumner Stone and Miss Corinne Huff with Bahamian shares. bank records overseas remain blocked.
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House Group
Powell
Washington
House
Huff Enterprises, Ltd
Huff Enterprises
Adam Clayton Powell Jr
Corinne A. Huff
New York
C. Sumner Stone
Huff
Stone
Huff: Enterprises
Miss Hull
Emma T. Swann
Lyndon C. Pindling
Nassau Law
Rayburn
Congressional
Harlem
Miss Huff
Miami
Bimini
Adam
Speck's Walk to Court Will Be Well Guarded
Richard Speck rested in a Peoria County jail cell the eve of his Chicago nursing student murders trial. He is kept in an isolated fourth floor cell with a guard on duty outside, replaced every four hours, while deputies armed with rifles and shotguns patrol routes to the courthouse for safety.
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Peoria
Richard Speck
Peoria County
Chicago
Speck
Hassan II Returns Home From U S Visit
King Hassan II arrived back in Rabat after a three day trip to the United States. The king's return follows meetings with U S leaders and discussions on bilateral relations and regional issues.
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Rabat
Morocco
Hassan II
United States
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