Bridgeport Post and Telegram publish subscription rates
The Bridgeport Post and The Bridgeport Telegram outline subscription prices for 2 year, 1 year, 6 month and 3 month plans, with separate rates for daily, Sunday, and Sunday Post editions. Details include geo pricing beyond 140 miles and single-copy costs.
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Wartime economy urged by Federal Reserve chief
William McChesney Martin, chairing the Federal Reserve Board, warned the nation is in a wartime economy with inflation risks. He advocated wage and price restraint and supported a tax increase beyond the President’s 10 percent plan to demonstrate resolve and curb deficits. He did not rule out wartime controls to steady demand as war spending may rise.
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William McChesney Martin
Federal Reserve Board
Martin
Wallace Runoff Reform Proposal Faces Constitution Hurdle
In the face of George Wallace’s potential third party bid, Rep. Jonathan Bingham proposes a runoff electoral system to avoid a 270 vote stalemate. The plan would move to mid October election and award states’ votes to the popular winner, but requires a constitutional amendment.
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George C. Wallace
Alabama
American Independent Party
House of Representatives
Wallace
Jonathan B. Bingham
New York
Divorce Peak Believed to Mark 1946 High in U S
Prof. William L. O’Neill of the University of Wisconsin presented findings at the American Historical Association in Toronto arguing the U S divorce rate peaked in 1946 and has since declined. He notes first-year marriages are most at risk and that divorce was more common among low income families.
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United States
William L. O'Neill
University of Wisconsin
American Historical Association
Toronto
O’neill
What He Might Advise On Washington Farewell Ambitions
A reflection on George Washingtons guidance altered by modern events including foreign alliances debt military strength and media influence. The piece notes Ex Im Bank extension North Vietnam embargoes and cautions from Poling Eugenia Spain Queen Victoria lineage Remano snow and future forecast expectations.
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George Washington
Supreme Court
Washington
Salt water cure questioned as U S Agency spends vast sums
An AID official admits 24000 for sea water from Puerto Rico and Portugal sold for Vietnam aid. Critics say the water cures are dubious and compare the purchase to Ark shares or Brooklyn Bridge schemes. The piece snidely notes the high cost and bureaucratic waste.
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United States
Agency For International Development
AID
Puerto Rico
Portugal
Uncle Sam
Washington
Save on Taxes ends with guidance for home buyers and filers
Tax notes cover mortgage points treatment, alimony legal fees, investment credits and depreciation, 1967 rulings, 1988 estimated tax rules, and IRS filing tips. It warns about underpayment penalties, self employment tax, and emphasizes using certified mail to ensure timely filing. End of a 16 part Save on Taxes series.
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Supreme Court
Tax Court
IRS
Escalator Fame Draws Standing Room Only Crowds
The invention draws packed crowds amid fervent interest with long lines and widespread excitement. Observers note the escalator’s impact on public transport and urban movement, reflecting a new era of convenience and accessibility.
Decency and candor in Romney McCarthy campaign
The piece argues Romney and McCarthy appeal to Main Street for honesty and restraint on issues like Vietnam. It notes Romney’s blunt responses to a heckler and a drink accusation, and praises their reluctance to play the politician. If neither wins, their sincere style may nudge others to value self respect.
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Senate
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Dien Bien Phu
Vietnam
Manchester
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Democrats Face Power Gaps in Big States as Johnson Campaign Frays
AP analysis notes Democratic machinery weakness in nine large states crucial to Johnson reelection. Despite full coffers and renewed staff, key states like New Jersey Texas Illinois show split leadership and intraparty conflicts. Dirksen seeks fourth term threatening Illinois. California Ohio Michigan and New York battles loom with weak statewide tickets and looming primary fights.
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Johnson
National Committee
New Jersey
Texas
Illinois
John B. Connally
Dirksen
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Vietnam
Otto Kerner
Sargent Shriver
Adlai E. Stevenson Jr
California
Thomas C. Lynch
Thomas H. Kuchel
Michigan
George Romney
Zolton Ferency
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
John, J. Gilligan
New York
Jacob K. Javits
Unguided Mindset Debates Nuclear Policy
Republican representatives Hosmer and Findley challenge ACDA relicensing arguing for armed defense over disarmament. They claim guided thinking favors treaties while urging selective defensive proliferation to stabilize peace. Foster and Fisher defend nonproliferation as the path to fewer nukes and global security.
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Craig Hosmer
California
Paul Findley
Illinois
Congress
Eee A
Nyt Serena Neeraa RT Ione
Disarmament Agency
ACDA
William Foster
Adrian Fisher
State Department
Foster
Fisher
Geneva
Senate
Hosmer
Findley
Washington
Ussr
Guided Thinking
Soviet Union
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
Israel
Thailand
Egypt
Red China
U.S
U.S. Plans Welfare Reform Test in New Jersey Cities
The federal government will test a guaranteed annual income plan or negative income tax in six New Jersey cities starting this spring. About 1,000 families over three years will participate at a cost around 4 million dollars to evaluate work incentives and overall costs.
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Eugene R. Eisman
Princeton
N.J
UPI
New Jersey
Ford Motor Company
Arjay Miller
Martin Luther King
Federal Office of Economic Opportunity
CEQ
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Baumel
Mathematica
Baumo
London School of Economics
Governmment
Reverend Johnson Aids McCarthy Drive in Seymour
Rev. Lowell Johnson of the Seymour Methodist Church leads campaign efforts for Sen. Eugene McCarthy in Indiana's Fifth Congressional District. Referred to as L. B. Johnson to distinguish from other public figures, he emphasizes Democratic support for McCarthy.
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J. B. Johnson
Eugene McCarthy
Conner Heuse
Lowell Johnson
Methodist Church
McCarthy
Johnson
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