Bridgeport Telegram Rates and Publication Details
The Bridgeport Telegram lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, with separate rates for local and distant subscribers, and notes its publisher The Bridgeport Post and morning Telegram editions. It also states AP affiliation and mailing details.
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Bridgeport
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Bridgeport Post
Bridgeport Telegram
Dial
Post Publishing Company
Morning
Bridgeport Sunday Post
Audit Bureau of
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Sunday Post
Sun Post
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Associated Press
New York Governor Says Water Cannot Be Squeezed From a Stone
Governor Nelson Rockefeller quipped at a meeting that more state aid for New York City is like squeezing water from a stone. Mayor Lindsay seeks relief from Albany with ideas ranging from new lottery drawings to a 90 cent tax on liquor as they face fiscal strains.
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New York City
Lindsay
Albany
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
U.S. Commission Urges Wide Reform to Control Crime
The President's Commission on Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice calls for a revolution in crime thinking. It outlines 200 recommendations and argues crime must be tackled with broad national involvement beyond police and courts, including schools, business, and communities.
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Commission On Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice
United States
Johnson
Commission
New Haven Railroad Must Be Saved Says Stamford Talk
The article argues that New England and New York City depend on the New Haven railroad for both passenger and freight service. It warns bankruptcy would harm regional transportation and jobs, and urges efforts to save the line, citing a Stamford remark by Samuel Canell. The piece stresses ongoing delays and the urgency of keeping the railroad operating.
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New England
New York City
New Haven Railroad
Railroad Srvice
New Haven
New York
Stamford
Samuel Canell
Executive director vows New Haven railroad to keep operating
The executive director of the Connecticut Transportation Authority states the New Haven railroad will continue all operations no matter what. The pledge is cited as crucial as supporters await public proof that their goals will be realized amid ongoing alarming conditions.
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Connecticut Transportation Authority
New Haven Railroad
Friends of the Railroad
Pollution as a Rising National Concern and RFF’s Role
Since 1952 Resources for the Future Inc. has quietly warned of mounting environmental degradation and funded research on natural resource management. Supported by Ford Foundation grants, the Washington based group collects studies from multiple sources to avoid duplicating efforts as Johnson pushes stronger pollution controls.
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Resources For the Future, Inc
United States
Ford Foundation
RFF
Johnson
Gasoline Price Rollback Debate Sparks Government Action
An industry rise of one cent per gallon east of the Rockies prompts the Interior Department to seek a rollback. If denied, officials consider forcing a roll back to curb imports that would flood the market, potentially undermining domestic producers and the wartime wage and price stance. The piece argues supply and demand will determine fair prices without political maneuvering.
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Rockies
Department of the Interior
Vietnam
Labor unions merge in historic steelworker integration
About 38,000 workers from mines mills and smelters join the Steelworkers Union, ending a long stand off and rival history. The Philippines reports that Communist Huks control four provinces with 200 guerrillas and backing from 26,000 peasants as government forces press renewed campaigns.
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Steelworkers Union
Huks
Philippines
Leonardo da Vinci Manuscripts Found Expand Genius
The New Britain Herald reports the discovery of 700 pages bringing Leonardo da Vinci's extant manuscripts to nearly 6,000. The bulk contains finished drawings and notes from 1491 to 1493, revealing prolific invention in chain drives gears and cams. Leonardo’s works span inventor artist engineer musician scientist and more, a true renaissance man.
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Leonardo
Leonardo da Vinci
Rehabilitation drive boosts handicapped job training nationwide
The article profiles several individuals who have found work after rehabilitation programs and outlines soaring federal state funding for vocational rehab. It notes increases in trained handicapped people, new job training techniques, and legal barriers being removed as states push to serve all handicapped citizens by 1975.
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North Dakota
Vocational Rehabilitation Administration
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Mary Switzer
Dictionary technology by design and obsolescence
Brief notice reflects on the concept of technology as the science of making durable things for two decades before they become obsolete, suggesting a focus on longevity and rapid turnover in modern ideas.
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Ita
Alarm Over Medical Lab Test Errors Rising
Senate testimony warns one in four lab tests may be erroneous with potential deaths and misdiagnoses. Dr. David Sencer cites 125 million yearly errors, citing shortages, low pay, and poor regulation as root causes. Legislation by Hart Javits and Murphy aims to set minimum standards.
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Senate Antitrust Subcommittee
Parkan Toiawe
Seenemay
Lue Deine
David J. Sencer
National Communicable Disease Center
Atlanta
Public Health Service
Sen
Phil Hart
D-Mich
California
Ilinois
Puerto Rico
New York
Hart and Sons
Jack Javits
George Murphy
Sencer
Newl
Junior
Harvard
Germany
Ioad
Garrison's Kennedy Conspiracy Claims Face Gaps and Deaths
An AP analysis reviews New Orleans DA Jim Garrison's bid to prove a Kennedy plot, noting lack of evidence and odd twists. It highlights Ferrie's death, questions over a note, prior interrogations, and echoes from Pensacola and Dallas linking Ferrie, Oswald, and alleged agents.
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New Orleans
Jim Garrison
John ¥. Kennedy
Warren Commission
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dallas
Garrison
Oswald
David Ferrie
Ferrie
Washington
Kennedy
FBI
Civil Air Patrol
Pensacola
Thomas Henry Killam
Earl Killam
Seaborne Intercept: A Naval Nuclear Defense Concept
A defense in depth proposal, Seaborne Intercept would arm merchant ships with nuclear missiles to destroy inbound warheads early. Proponents argue it could be cheaper than Nike and more acceptable politically, with vessels deployed in the North Sea, Bering Sea, and Far Pacific to deter Chinese and other threats.
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Continental
U.S
Hosmer
Joint Congressional Committee On Atomic Energy
U. S. Naval Reserve
Sandia
N. Mex
Defense Atomic Support Agency
Defense
McNamara
Nike
Arms Centrol and Disarmament Agency
State Department
Japan
North Sea
Bering Sea
Far Pacific
Red China
Wisconsin vows campus open amid Dow protest arrests
At the University of Wisconsin Madison a three hour student protest blocked Dow Chemical recruiters. Chancellor Robben Fleming bailed out arrested demonstrators with personal funds but refused to evict Dow from campus. Police carried away eleven protesters. sixteen students and a Madison mother face disorderly conduct charges.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Berkeley
Vietnam
Robben W. Fleming
Dow Chemical Corp
Fleming
University of California At Berkeley
Dow
Engineering
James Marks
Gary Zweifel
Monticello
De Gaulle Threatens Projected Atom Pact
In Geneva AP report Britain and the United States seek to avert a French veto on a planned Soviet arms pact. Lord Chalfont says a French veto would not apply to the arrangements, while de Gaulle has signaled he will not sign. In Mexico City mayor announces the Metro rapid transit system will start this year and take about 3 1/4 years to complete, financed by bank and public capital.
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Geneva
United States
Britain
Charles de Gaulle
France
Soviet Union
Lord Chalfont
de Gaulle
METRO
Mexico City
Alfonso Corona del Rosal
Mexico
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
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