Bridgeport Telegram Publication Details and Rates
The Bridgeport Telegram, a morning daily serving Bridgeport and surrounding areas, outlines publication schedule, contact, and subscription pricing. Rates include 1 year daily 21.00 with Sunday Post 34.00. 6 months 10.50. 3 months 4.25. single copies 0.10 to 0.35 with Sunday editions 0.35. Domestic and long distance subscriptions offered with holiday cross-delivery from The Bridgeport Post.
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ASCE leader calls for engineers to guide policy in Connecticut
Richard H. Tatlow III urged engineers to move beyond criticism and engage in planning and policy making at a Connecticut ASCE chapter meeting in Hamden. He warned a beautiful building alone fails if it sits beside harmful developments and urged collaboration with planning bodies and civic groups.
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American Society of Civil Engineers
Connecticut
ASCE
Hamden
Richard H. Tatlow, III
Mr. Tatlow
Price of Public Office and the Call for Ethics Reform
Former President Eisenhower urges public officials to face "pitiless publicity" and disclose detailed financial affairs. The piece notes Congress largely opposes, fearing guilt by accusation. calls for enforceable ethics codes, campaign finance reforms, and improved legislative procedures at all levels to restore public trust and strengthen democratic accountability.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Reader’s Digest
U.S
Peace Talks Hope Grows Over Word Change
Secretary of State Dean Rusk weighs shifting North Vietnam rhetoric from could to will as a possible prelude to negotiations. Diplomacy hinges on a single word, with Washington seeking assurances from Hanoi that it will engage after U S bombing stops.
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Dean Rusk
North Vietnam
Nguyen Duy Trinh
United States
U.S
Rusk
Johnson
Rusk weighs North Vietnam peace feeler amid Tet truce plans
The United States faces a delicate choice as it weighs a possible pause in bombing to test North Vietnam. Secretary Rusk warns against optimism and stresses caution to avoid letting the North reinforce while seeking credible assurances of ceasefire.
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United States
Rusk
Trinh
North Korea
Vietnam
Korea
Jack
Vietnam War Costs and Casualties Highlight U S Losses
Through December 30 the United States reports 15 997 killed and 99 742 wounded in Vietnam plaguing public finances with record inflation. The article contrasts these losses with Korea’s 33 629 dead and 103 284 wounded and notes the quest for a durable Southeast Asia peace amid high prices. It also mentions distress signals for breakdowns and references Das Kapital and Marx.
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Vietnam
United States
U.S
Korea
Southeast Asia
A Lesson for Us All in Indian School Plight
American Indians petition Congress for better school systems arguing white schools impose alien culture and fuel social ills like suicide and alcoholism. Kiowa Navajo petitioner John Belindo defends nonviolence, saying his people revere the land and would not riot or harm property.
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John Belindo
Senate
Belindo
Johnson proposes broad plan to cut deficit and defend dollar
Frederick Maryland Post reports President Johnson’s plan to reduce the balance of payments deficit through cuts in private investment abroad and overseas defense and aid spending. The measure aims to tighten the domestic economy, curb inflation, and bolster the dollar’s value internationally.
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Johnson
Police Numbers Game in Philadelphia
Philadelphia police use a federal grant to feed burglary data into a computer in hopes of predicting where crimes will occur. The plan aims to deploy police presence at likely sites, then questions how criminals might adapt by targeting other areas in reverse.
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Philadelphia
Zapp
Batman
Robin
Elders face poverty isolation as aging policy urged
Hearings before the Senate Special Committee on Aging highlighted harsh Economic realities for seniors. Experts urged immediate boosts to aging research, preventive healthcare, and alternatives to costly housing, plus anti poverty measures, flexible retirement, and tax relief to ease burdens on elderly Americans. Institutions, housing, and community integration were emphasized as part of a broad overhaul.
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Naional Institutes of Health
The
National Council On the Aging
National figures urged arrest for aiding draft evasion in protest
The piece reports Spock Coffin Goodman Raskin and Ferber facing conspiracy charges over draft card actions at the Justice Department and Boston rally. It notes First Amendment limits, the 1919 clear and present danger standard, and the tension between protests and legal risk.
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Coffin
Mitchell Goodman
Marcus Raskin
Justice Department
Jas
Him
Michael Ferber
Ferber
Harvard
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Earl Warren
Supreme Court
Spock, Coffin, Raskin
Goodman
Boston
The Viet Cong and North Vietnam in the Vietnam War analysis
An AP News Analysis discusses rising Viet Cong strength and North Vietnamese leadership under Ho Chi Minh. It notes U.S. small involvement late 1950s and 1960s, fears of Saigon loss, and public doubt about American intervention becoming costly and prolonged. It emphasizes political strain in the United States and President Johnson.
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Ho Chi Minh
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Viet Cong
Nga Dinh Diem
United States
Diem
Vietnam
Saigon
Chiang Kai-shek
China
South Korea
Johnson
Candidates in Waiting At Political Frustration Clinic
Dr. Clarence W. Couchmaster conducts a satirical tour of a Political Frustration Clinic where figures such as Bob Kennedy Dick Nixon George Wallace George Romney Gene McCarthy Nelson Rockefeller and Chuck Percy appear as patients in a mock ward. The doctor jokes that they suffer from Synchphobia and that only a White House retirement would cure them, while noting Rockefeller is supposedly cured and will likely return.
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Clarence W. Couchmaster
Bob Kennedy
Dick Nixon
George Wallace
George Romney
Gene McCarthy
Nelson Rockefeller
Covuchmaster
White House
United States
LBI
Romney
Kennedy
Nixon
Bob
Harold Stassen
Wallace
Dr. Couchmaster
House of Representatives
Chuck Percy
Humphrey Returns From Africa Tour On Right Road
Vice President Hubert Humphrey arrived at Andrews Air Force Base after a 13 day swing through Africa. He praised African leaders for progress and independence and said most supported U.S. policy in Vietnam. He noted small antiwar protests were insignificant and highlighted Africa's willingness to work with the United States.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Africa
Humphrey
Andrews Air Force Base
U.S
Vietnam
United States
America
Johnson
Informative Labels Ordered for Drugs and Cosmetics
The FDA issued regulations under the Fair Packaging and Labeling Act requiring clearer ordinary language on nonprescription drugs cosmetics and medical devices effective July 1. Products will list ingredients as functions such as pain reliever or decongestant and may use consumer friendly cosmetic names while keeping meaning clear. The Grand Banks fishing grounds off Newfoundland span 500 miles and are renowned for their fisheries.
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Food and Drug Administration
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