Bridgeport Telegram and City Newspaper Rates and Details
Local notice outlining Bridgeport Telegram's publication hours and contact, subscription rates for daily and combined Sunday editions, and distance-based pricing. Includes publishing company details, carrier and mail options, and Associated Press rights.
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Bridgeport Sunday Post
Public View of Congress Holds Low Esteem in Poll
Louis Harris poll shows public view of Congress at five-year low with mixed critiques and cheers. Voters fault gun control, aid to cities, housing, and poverty cuts, yet praise not taxing the surtax, Social Security boosts, draft extension, and reduced foreign aid. Vietnam not mentioned. crime issue only hinted.
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Eisenhower questions value of new missile shield plan
In a Vista interview published by the United Nations Association of the United States General Dwight D Eisenhower questions the thin antimissile shield authorized by President Johnson. He warns the initial 5 billion cost could rise to 40 billion and notes it would mainly protect against light attacks by China in the mid 1970s, not a heavy Soviet strike. Dr Ralph Lapp, speaking at Washington Pa, argues that converting half of 1710 strategic missiles to multi warhead configurations would give the U S far more kill capacity than needed to deter the Soviet Union, supporting Eisenhower that defense cannot counter modern nuclear attack and offense is paramount.
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Washington and Jefferson College
Washington, Pa
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Powell tour promotes black revolution to white students
Adam Clayton Powell Jr leaving his Bimini retreat on a six day California campus tour urged white students to join the black revolution. He did not explain his sulks or why he did not seek the Harlem seat voted to him in 1966. Stanford dating study matched 350 men and 210 women by age race religion height yielding one marriage. Computer dating ignored other factors but did not guarantee liking.
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Atlantic Island
Adam Clayton Powell
California
Harlem
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Short term study blooms at Tollins College
Go It Alone pressure for student voice spurs independent study at Tollins College near Roanoke. A sociology student analyzes Roanoke high schools dropout patterns while another edits Civil War letters for publication. A politics major researches Supreme Court impact on law enforcement as students explore journalism, hospitals, social services, teaching aides and labs.
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Roanoke
Roanoke Area
Supreme Court
Travel Industry Faces Dangers If Americans Halt Abroad Trips
The piece argues that a vast international travel industry supports billions in spending, jobs, and publishers of travel guides. It notes Americans travel abroad for both spur of the moment and long planned trips, and warns that a sudden halt could cripple travel businesses and cause job losses, seeking a logical solution.
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Kirk secrets reshape southern race politics in 1964
Wallace labeled a spoiler as Claude Kirk at the National Press Club alleged collusion between President Johnson and George Wallace to deny certain southern states to the Republican nominee. Kirk outlined tactics to defeat both in the South and warned that a Wallace vote could aid Johnson. The claim hinges on plausible South dynamics, though its credibility is uncertain.
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Artificial heart pumps aid natural hearts save teen
A 16 year old Yugoslav girl became the second patient to survive three months after an artificial heart pump operation. Five others did not survive bypass. The report notes this durable record may surpass transplant outcomes. Scientists doubt sonic boom reductions will allow overland supersonic travel, restricting most planes to overseas routes.
Your Money's Worth Social Security benefits explained
A reader's tragedy prompts a guide to new Social Security and Medicare boosts. Automatic 13 percent raise appears March 2, while many other benefits require prompt applications at Social Security offices. Details cover dependents, disabled widows, workers with disabilities, industrial blindness, and supplementary Medicare enrollment by April 1.
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Sylvia Porte
Social Security Office
Liberal mood hurts Nixon and boosts Rockefeller in GOP race
National polls indicate Americans favor domestic liberalism while opposing foreign aid, hurting Nixon's standing. Rockefeller, seen as a liberal on domestic issues, rises with 27 percent support among Republicans, while Nixon holds 42 percent. Gallup shows Johnson would now beat any GOP challenger.
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Chuck Percy
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Budget Complexity Rises As Defense Costs Grow Over Time
The AP analysis notes the 1960s budget totals 186.1 billion dollars, with modern outlays including trust funds like Social Security. It compares wartime and peacetime defense costs, tracing spikes from Roosevelt’s 83 billion to Truman’s 41.8 billion and 1950’s 42.5 billion while warning of increasing government scope.
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Europe
Pacific
Harry S. Truman
United States
Truman
A Venezuelan View on Kennedy Johnson and World Events
Caracas observer reflects on the Kennedy assassination shaping Latin American hope and the LBJ era. It links US policy, Castro's influence, Middle East tensions, oil economics, and Venezuela's fragile democracy to a pivotal year of decision.
State to Buy 2 Properties In Elm City as Court Sites
The state aims to acquire the New Haven main library for 800000 and a nearby private site for 755000 to relocate the Juvenile Court and its detention facilities. Governor John Dempsey and Mayor Richard Lee announced the tentative accord to expand the state court system at a combined cost of 1560000, pending next month’s approval by the State Bond Commission.
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New Haven
John Dempsey
Richard Lee
State Bond Commission
New Haven Green
Knights of Columbus
Wall Street
Superior and Common Pleas Courts
Associated
John P. Cotter
State Supreme Court
Cotter
Superior and Common Pleas
Supreme Court
Orange Street
Reagan Charges Appeasement in Pueblo Policy
Sacramento Calif AP Reagan says Johnsons Pueblo policy is appeasement and urges swift action. He proposes seizing North Korean shipping and then seeking UN backing after 24 hours. Reagan, a potential GOP candidate, criticizes delayed U S response to the ship seizure off North Korea.
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