Bridgeport Post publication details and mailing rates
The Bridgeport Post publishes daily and weekly editions from 410 State St Bridgeport Conn Open daily and nightly Subscriptions listed for 1 year 5 months and other terms with postage surcharges beyond 150 miles Readers may receive copies of The Bridgeport Telegram on holidays The Associated Press holds republication rights for local news from the Bridgeport Post.
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Rhee Aims for Korean Unification Through Free Elections
Syngman Rhee, aging leader of the Korean Republic, seeks unification of Korea via elections under UN supervision. He warns of possible military action against North Korea and China’s communist influence, while US aid and Western tensions shape his bold bid amid regional instability.
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We Have Gone Package Crazy But Not Blaming Anyone
The author laments widespread packaging of complex goods in flat boxes. Freight and transport carry more items while customers must assemble many parts at home. Missing pieces leave buyers puzzled and frustrated. The piece warns of rising consumer fatigue during holiday package deals.
Business Optimism Among Practical Executives
Practical-minded executives express confidence in the business and industrial outlook. They are not disheartened by current conditions and anticipate steady progress as markets adjust and opportunities arise.
Bigger Homes Dominate Washington Housing Debate
The article argues Washington will give housing special treatment this year and pursue a multi angle program to raise nationwide building. It notes the strong desire for own your own homes, especially among young couples, and predicts continued demand if employment stays high. It also highlights the shift toward larger houses due to modern gadgets consuming space.
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Beards on the Rise Reflect Society and Style
The Madison Avenue beard trend gains social clout credited to veterans and advertisers. Experts note varied styles from the Vandyke to the Shenandoah, while a New York doctor links facial hair to male dominance. The piece also muses on advertising and broader social changes as New Year resolutions wane.
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Oil price hikes edge across U.S. as Suez crisis lingers
The Suez canal crisis lifts crude oil costs in the United States while England faces political strains. Gasoline and home heating fuel rise despite some industry doubts about price durability. Supply drops after U S aid to Europe narrows stocks, prompting arguments that higher prices are needed to cover rising costs. Industry figures from Jersey Standard Oil and Independent Petroleum Association of America defend the hikes citing production costs and future reserve incentives.
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iNews Behind the News The National Whirligig
A clipped OCR fragment mentions iNews and The National Whirligig in a discussion of media coverage and editorial shifts. The readable text provides no clear events, dates, or names beyond the publication titles. The item reads as a media commentary note rather than a full report.
Cold political forces drive anti filibuster debate across regions
The article explains that both Northern proponents and Southern opponents of anti filibuster measures act from calculated political motives. It notes shifts in Democratic strategy, the influence of civil rights politics, and the need to recapture deserting voters, especially in the South, while detailing Connecticut farm groups debating an education funding tax and national party dynamics.
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Analysts’ Views On Western Europe and H Bombs
AP analysts compare Western Europe to the United States and Russia, noting compact maps shape attitudes toward massive destruction weapons. They discuss Adenauer, radiation dangers, and calls to ban or curb H bomb testing amid election campaigns and unsettled settlements.
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Inauguration Invitations debated amid Cold War tensions
State department officials said Soviet Ambassador Georgi Zarubin and other top diplomats will be invited to Eisenhower's January 21 inauguration. The decision followed protests over Zarubin and Hungarian Minister Koswar's attendance and reflects U S policy of balancing credibility with opposition to Soviet actions in Europe and the Middle East. Portland records snow removal cost at 1,479 dollars as New England faces heavy accumulation.
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Ike Plans Parley on Minimum Wage
President Eisenhower will meet January 18 with labor union leaders to discuss extending the federal minimum wage. Secretary of Labor Mitchell says the lunch with Vice President Nixon precedes a White House meeting. current law covers about 24 million workers with about 2 percent exempt, notably in retail stores.
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Britain slips to new era with Macmillan as prime minister
The piece outlines a shift in British leadership after Harold Macmillan's appointment and critiques Sir Anthony Eden's tenure. It notes Eisenhower's reluctance to meet Eden, Eden's Suez gamble, and the decline of British imperial power. It portrays Eden as a gifted diplomat but argues missteps and postwar policies weakened Britain.
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Bradley Field expansion gains federal aid approval
Hartford report says the Civil Aeronautics Administration approved the Bradley Field expansion plan. Major items include a 12000 ft north south runway, a 456000 freight terminal, and 1210000 dollar private aircraft areas with 50 percent federal aid for terminal and land acquisition.
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Public hearing set on CL&P stock issue in Connecticut
Hartford January 11 The State Public Utilities Commission announced a public hearing for January 28 on the Connecticut Light and Power Company application for 227 98 million additional shares of common stock without par value.
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Obstruction Bills To Be Revived In Connecticut
Hartford January 11 The State Aeronautics Commission will urge the General Assembly to pass bills on notifying obstructions near airports and revising crop dusting laws. The commission also seeks to restrict Bradley Field traffic to aircraft with two way radios unless approved by control. If an obstruction over 150 feet is built the builder must notify the department for marking and lighting.
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Curb Proposed On Overcharges In Auto Package Deals
Hartford January 11 State Insurance Commissioner Thomas J Spellacy said he will seek authority to halt inflated overcharges by auto finance firms on package deal insurance Some buyers are charged 160 to 200 over the actual premium These packages include life policy personal injury and bail coverage but not liability or collision The commissioner will ask for regulations to prevent finance companies from marking up premiums beyond the insurer’s set price for installment buyers.
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Magic show planned by Polish church group at Harding High
Stanley J. Wilk of St. Joseph's Polish Church Council announces a two hour magic show titled A Night of Magic at Harding High School auditorium. Eight acts by magicians will perform with tickets available for purchase.
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