Bridgeport Post Subscription Rates and Mailing Details
Daily and Sunday edition pricing listed for The Bridgeport Post and Bridgeport Telegram. Rates include 3 month and 6 month options with postage adjustments for destinations beyond 150 miles. Holidays may swap copies between papers. Associated Press rights noted. Postal details and address provided.
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Bridgeport Telegram
Post Publishing Company
Bridgeport Post
Bridgeport Sunday Post
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Dial Edison
State St
Bridgeport
Conn
Sunday Post
No One Was Seriously Injured In Navy Plane Crash
A Sand Point Navy transport plane carrying 42 reservists and eight crewmen crashed during its third landing attempt in Seattle. The aircraft overturned and burned, but no one was seriously hurt as passengers followed instructions and evacuated calmly.
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Sand Point
Naval Air Station
Seattle
Can Ihe Sell Saud on Doctrine? King Saud Visits U.S.
The article discusses King Saud of Saudi Arabia visiting the United States for two weeks to meet President Eisenhower. It argues the goal is to cultivate friendship, deter Soviet expansion, and test the notion that Arab nations can build military strength with limited U.S. aid, hoping to reduce American costs while preserving regional freedom.
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Saud
King Saud
Saudi Arabia
United States
Eisenhower
Middle East
Soviet Union
Asia
Egypt
Jordan
Syria
Cairo
U. S
Kind Saud
Democratic Support for Ike Plan in Middle East Grows
Democratic leaders including Speaker Rayburn and Senator Sparkman publicly back President Eisenhower’s Middle East proposals. They condemn half-hearted approaches and urge decisive action amid ongoing debate within the party.
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Eisenhower
Middle-East
Sam Rayburn
Senator Sparkman
Alabama
Congress urged to grant discretionary funds for Middle East aid
The writer argues Congress should quickly approve President Eisenhower’s request for discretionary power to spend about 200 million dollars annually on Middle East economic programs. He urges decisive action to deter communist aggression and notes bipartisan support and the need for flexible timing.
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Khrushchev
Chou En Ai
Congress
Douglas
Illinois
Middle East
U.S
Eisenhower
Nixon
Business Leaders Forecast Bold Expansion Across Nation
The author argues that despite global tensions and potential shocks, American business is optimistic. Companies plan major investments in equipment and building projects from supermarkets to metal industries, showcasing inventive genius and expansive manufacturing capacity to drive the year 1957.
Nautilus Sets Submerged Mileage Milestone in 1953
The Nautilus, America's first atomic submarine, logged over 50 000 miles without refueling in two years of operation. It travelled from the Connecticut coast to Puerto Rico submerged and remains the longest submerged voyage for any U.S. submarine.
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New Haven Journal-Courier
Thames River
Long Island Sound
Atlantic
America
Connecticut
Puerto Rico
U.S
Wall Street Stock Swindles Threaten Public. SEC Urges Reform
Robert Moses discusses a sweeping wave of stock fraud as the SEC pledges to strengthen laws and funding to curb boiler room operations, penny stocks, and front money schemes. Warns investors to verify firms, demand written information, and avoid high pressure calls while facing a booming market and rising public investments.
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Wall’ Street
Securities & Exchange Commission
SEC
J. Sinclair Armstrong
Congress
Eisenhower
Armstrong
Canada
New York
Eisenhower reshapes southern GOP support and patronage
The piece examines Ike's strategy to win the South for Republicans, replacing old Dixie misgivings with "Eisenhower Democrats" in key posts. It notes appointments across education and aviation, with Democratic senators consulted and longtime party figures shifted to align with the 1952 and 1956 electoral map.
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Ike
Dixie
Eisenhower
Dann
Th Luua
Herbert Hoover
Claudius Huston
Tennessee
Hoover
Alfred E. Smith
Leonard W. Hall
Teddy
Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
GOP
South
Kansas City
Deep South
Mason and Dixon Line
Capitol Hill
Analysts' Views on Federal Reserve Reform and Savings
AP dispatch notes President Eismeri t Lisenhower seeks a non governmental study of the monetary system to test its adequacy under stress. Critics warn inflation lingers and praise the Fed for credit controls while noting savings surges and limited investment guidance.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Congress
Why 7 We Shake Hands With the Right Hand
A compilation of notes on handshake history from prehistoric times to modern weapon-bearing eras. It discusses peaceful gestures as a sign of trust, inflation impacts on small business, and a pledge by Air Force reservists in Pittsburgh to support Hungarian freedom and human rights.
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America
Air Force
Pittsburg
Soviet Premier Buys Western Neutralist Leverage
Overseas Outlook argues Bulganin promotes closer ties between Britain and the Soviet Union to exploit Western Europe's fear of atomic missiles and economic pull toward the East. It warns such neutralism could fracture unity of the free world and aid Soviet expansion.
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Free World
Britain
Western Europe
Western
Europe
Asia
Africa
Soviet Union
France
Belgium
Kremlin
Germany
Russia
Bismarck
Weimar Republic
Third Reich
U.S.A
West
Western Europe moves toward common market feared by American exporters
U.S. business leaders fret as Western European nations plan a common market to reduce tariffs among members. If realized, the pact could exclude the United States, with a 12 to 15 year timeline for full tariff elimination.
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New York
Atlantic
Swiss Bank Corp
Basle
Western Europe
France
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Brussels
England
United States
Europe
National Foreign Trade Council
U. S
U.S
Council
Controversial Remarks Stir Racial Tension Across U.S. and Europe
A set of quoted statements shows civil rights tension in Birmingham following arrests of 21 Black individuals. References include Rev. Shuttlesworth defending arrests, concerns about communism, and notes on Northern Ireland clashes. Endorsed by officials including Dr. Coggeshall and Ike, with comment on fish import policy.
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Miami
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Smathers
Northwest
Joseph P. Adams
Washington State
Far West
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Richmond
Internal Revenue Bureau
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Virginia
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J. M. Roberts
Eismerit Lisenhower
Inside Foreign Affairs
Overseas Outlook
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Bulganin
Business Mirror
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Birmingham
Lowell Coggeshall
University of Chicago
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Northern Ireland
Lord Brookeborough
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Norway
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