Bridgeport Telegram and Bridgeport Post subscriber rates
The Bridgeport Telegram and Bridgeport Post publish daily in Bridgeport Conn. Local rates charge 1 year daily with Sunday Post 28.00, 6 months 14.75, 3 months 7.50, and single copy 0.30. Beyond 150 miles rates: 1 year daily 25.20 with Sunday Post 41.40, 6 months 21.70, 3 months 6.30, single copy 0.10. Some holidays include mixed copies.
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Bridgeport Telegram
State St. Bridgeport
Conn
POST
Morning Bridgeport Sunday Post
Bridgeport Post
Audit Bureau of
Sunday Post
Bridgeport
Sun Post
Associated Press
Guideposts for Military Expression Debate
Senate committee probes of muzzling and military remarks reveal a tangle of issues. Censorship assurances aside, officers are not political specialists and may lack insight into domestic trends. The piece urges clear guardrails and fuller public airing to aid citizen judgment.
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Senate Committee
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Thurmond
U. S
United States
Admiral Wales Addresses Bullard-Havens on Education and Industry
Rear Admiral George Wales of the Third Naval District urged Bullard-Havens students and faculty to value education over reliance on machinery. He stressed brains belong to the individual, not the device, and warned skilled labor shortages threaten defense and progress. He called for thinking, educated people to drive responsible innovation.
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George Wales
Third Naval District
Bullard- Havens Technical School
Wales
Admiral Wales
JFK Budget Signals Cautious Path After First Year
President Kennedy's first full year budget shows a clear directional shift toward survival and national security. The plan increases overall funding by 11 billion over Eisenhower projections, with nearly 7 billion for defense and space, and introduces program package budgeting absorbing services into functional outlays.
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Jfk
Kennedy
Dwight D. Hisenhower
General Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Army
Navy
Air Force
Committees of
Congress
1962 Campaign for Congress Analysis
A retrospective on the 1962 off year congressional election dynamics. It notes Democrats losing seats since 1934, redistricting aiding Republicans, and party leaders worried about fall results. It cites John Bailey’s campaign theme and labels Barry Goldwater as a Republican voice while stressing coalition across wings and the futility of harsh rhetoric.
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Congress
Kennedy
House
John M. Bailey
John W. McCormack
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Seeded conservation plan in Schuylkill County
Conservationists seek funding but find a frugal solution in Schuylkill County where hunting licenses now include a packet of white pine seed. Hunters plant the seeds during trips and nature does the rest, echoing Johnny Appleseed. The idea, though simple, could foster future reforestation as spring nears despite lingering winter gloom.
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Waterbury American
Schuylkill County
Mother Nature
Johnny Appleseed
Ribicoff Senate bid eyed amid Bailey maneuvering
A skeptical take on the Ribicoff candidacy for the U S Senate notes Bailey’s unusual and questioned guiding role, the lack of genuine enthusiasm among Democrats, and Kowalski’s wariness. The piece portrays Ribicoff as sidelined by managers while Bailey appears cornered, casting doubt on the candidacy’s natural logic and timing.
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Ribicoff
U.S
Senate
John Bailey
Ribicott
Kowalski
Bailey
GOP Chairman Harlow Aims to Quit. District Chairs Asked
Milford scene as GOP Town Committee Chairman William Harlow plans to step down in March after his three year term and reportedly asks district chairs to resign. Names of district leaders cited include Herbert R. Elker Hans Zwiebel Warren A. Field Noyes A. Hall and Frank Welch. The town committee with 61 members faces possible major changes and a March endorsement process precedes a likely primary fight for control. In other notes British Girl Rangers invited to join Greek Guides on a village project in Mirkik drew one complaint about excessive washing for babies.
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Milford
William Harlow
Harlow
Herbert R. El‘ker
Hans Zwiebel
Warren A. Field
Noyes A. Hall
Frank Welch
Bernard J. Burns
Girl Rangers
Mirkik
National GOP labor vote push and wage debate analysis
A GOP study outlines plans to woo labor voters in 1962 and 1964, urges year round organizing, cites wage policy and past gains under Eisenhower. It notes Republican struggles in big cities, and argues that lower taxes and strong labor outreach bolster the party's campaign record.
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A. BL
Kane
Congress
GQP
GOP
Subcommittee On
Labor and Business
Oklahoma
Robert Gormley
GOP National Committee
Republican Party
Analysts' Views on Roosevelt Wilson and Free Enterprise
AP analysts discuss Roosevelt and Wilson pushing government action in social and economic reform. They compare trust busting to subsidies and warn of new policy entanglements while defending free enterprise and market quality against artificial supports. The piece cites Woodrow Wilson, Theodore Roosevelt, and global perspectives on governance and liberty.
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Roosevelt
Wilson
United States
Britain
Switzerland
Woodrow Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
Edwin A. Walker
India
Parable of space and press cited in historic quotes
A compilation of political voices argues Europe as equal partner to the US and warns on press freedom. Quotes from Erhard Mansfield Coller Odishaw Rajagopalachari Nehru reflect debates on trade, space, Goa, and government role.
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Europe
America
Free World
Ludwig Erhard
Hugh Odishaw
Believe
Tional Academy of Sciences
Congress
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Rep
Emanuel Coller
D-N.y
Claptrap Goa Action
Tnakravarti Rajagopalachari
Indian Freedom Party
Eastern Congo Killers Major Challenge for UN
About 2,000 suspected murderers remain at large in eastern Congo far from UN control. They are remnants of Gizenga’s expeditionary force and have attacked civilians, priests, and locals as UN efforts to curb them falter. The mutineers spread across hundreds of miles of jungle with scant leadership, while UN and Congo authorities struggle to mount a coordinated response amid Cold War tensions and past missteps.
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Peter Grose
Legpoldville
The
Congo
Ieftist
Antoine Gizenga
Ka’tanga
Patrice Lumumba
Katanga
Congo Republic
United Nations
Kivu
Africa
Ponsa
Kongolo
John XXII
U Thant
Kindu
Elisabethville
Gizenga
Congo unrest deepens as key officers vanish
Amid Cold War tensions in the eastern Congo, Pakassa is arrested in Stanleyville and no high ranking officers remain in the field. The UN and Congolese government must mobilize troops, strategic vision, and logistics, while white residents fear further massacres before peace returns.
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Pakassa
Stanleyville
Congo
Kennedy pushes 40 hour week amid labor and automation debate
President Kennedy backs a 40 hour standard as unions fear mechanization reduces jobs. The fight spans shorter hours versus job security, with steel and rail mergers seen as potential flashpoints. Workers seek protection while management links productivity gains to growth and wages.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Kennedy
New York Electricians
Pennsylvania
New York Central
American
Eastern Airlines
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