Bridgeport Publishing Duo Offers Daily The Bridgeport Telegram
The Bridgeport Telegram Morning edition from The Bridgeport Post publisher details subscription rates for daily and Sunday papers, with multi-year, half-year, and three-month options. It notes postage surcharges beyond 150 miles and holiday cross-service with The Bridgeport Post.
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Bridgeport Telegram
State St. Bridgeport
the Post Publishing Company
Bridgeport Post
Bridgeport Sunday Post
Audit Bureau of
Sunday Post
CIA Under Fire Critics push for fuller CIA explanations
The CIA faces sharp Congressional criticism over missed signals in the nationalist coup in Iraq and warnings about Nixon’s Latin America tour. The piece argues some blame may be fair, notes agency infancy, and calls for public and private explanations to improve this essential government arm.
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CIA
Central Intelligence Agency
Iraq
Nasser
Khrushchev
Nixon
Latin America
Middle East
Con
Tess
Washington
White House
State Department
Pitney Bowes Expands Stamford Plant in Major Move
Pitney Bowes, Inc. of Stamford launches a six million seven hundred thousand dollar expansion, moving 1,800 employees to a floodProof, air conditioned facility with 710000 square feet. The new building features advanced construction, water proofing, eight foot flood wall, and space for painting plating heat treating and powdered metal work. The move signals confidence in the area’s long term industrial prospects.
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Pitney-Bowes
Stamford
Pitney- Bowes, Inc
Connecticut
Middle East course remains unpredictable says pundits
Armchair generals and state secretaries claim to know the future of the Middle East. The piece argues predictions are unreliable and notes possible Soviet influence via money, arms, and propaganda. It cautions about Kremlin use of U S forces as a pretext for intervention and the grave consequences that could follow.
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Middle East
Kremlin
U. S
No War Yet Between United States and Russia
The author argues no current threat of war with the U S S R, noting Russia is weakened by fear and uprisings. Realists accept a nuclear exchange would destroy both sides, making any war unlikely though events remain unpredictable due to Khrushchev’s summit posture and leaders’ unpredictability.
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Russia
United States
Kremlin
Red Empire
Khrushchev
Mobile Home Problems Prompt Protest at Hartford Hearing
A Hartford subcommittee hearing drew mobile home owners and supporters protesting unfavorable conditions they say legislators have not addressed. Communities like Newtown and Danbury were cited as examples where regulations hinder mobile home living, while owners claim they are treated unfairly despite being better off than crowded housing. The discussion touched on nuisance controls and the need to balance interests, with broader commentary on social issues and unrelated quotes interspersed in the record.
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Hartford
Newtown
New Milford
Danbury
Ellington
Cova
Tota
Ers
Carnival
Outdoor recreation strain prompts national inventory plan
The article notes surging outdoor recreation demand with 59 million national park visitors last year and 80 million projected by 1966. It warns of dwindling play spaces, cites a new bill for a first national inventory of all land and water resources, and highlights support from 24 organizations and six states.
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Atlantic
National Park Service
U. S. Forest Service
Army Engineer
Congressional Quarterly
Congress
Izaak Walton
Senate
Holee
Switzerland
Sweden
Oil squeeze threat from Russia warned by experts
Ray Tucker and experts warn Russia aims to sever Middle East and Indonesian oil supplies, pushing up prices and testing NATO resilience. They cite a potential Islamic bloc’s loss of refinery capacity, Western dependence, and the danger to allies if the Persian Gulf and Indonesian flows are cut.
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Serre Israe
Nasser
Russia
Free World
NATO
Britain
France
West Germany
Low Countries
Jiothe
Coramun
Sakara
Hecht
Pentagon
State de Parent
Europe
Far East
North Africa
Western Hemisphere
Middle East
Moscow
Indonesia
United States
South America
Mediterranean
Atlantic
Pacific
Kremlin
Pame
Interpreting the News: Soviet Middle East Influence and Hat Metaphor
AP Analysts discuss how Kremlin aims influence the Middle East through history of pressure and arms supplies. They note Soviet actions in Iran Azerbaijan, Turkey, and Egypt under Nasser, linking past meddling to current tensions and Suez implications.
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Hitler
Kremlin
Es West
Turkey
Iran
Comic Dictionary Moralist
A comic dictionary entry defines a Moral ist as a person who believes virtue is its own reward and that people should be good for nothing, delivering a wry social stereotype about selfless virtue.
Subsidizing Minor Leagues Key, Says Texas Baseball Leader
Butler of the Texas Baseball League argues for complete major league subsidization to sustain the minors. He warns the current model may fail within a year if not reformed. He also comments on nationalism and communism, invoking McCore and Joseph Patrick.
Middle East Crisis Tensions Rise as Nasserism Fears Grow
The article argues that the USSR cannot trigger a nuclear world war but warns of rapid Middle East developments. It notes U S and allied readiness in Jordan and Lebanon, possible action on oil in Iraq later, and Nasser’s growing influence. It discusses oil, bonds, and market effects amid regional volatility.
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Nasser
Cairo
Russia
Middle East
Soviet Empire
Mediterranean
West
Free World
Britain
Selwyn Lloyd
Washington
London
America
Dulles
Gvernments
Jordan
Lebanon
Iraq
Mosul
Kirkuk
United Arab’ Republic
Suez Canal
Eisenhower
Lloyd
Suez,canal
Anthony Eden
Suez
Canal
U.S. Treasury
Egypt
U. S
Federal Reserve
France
Great Britain
U. S. Treasury
Edén
Minj
Remrieve
Ism
Eden
United States
Suez Canal Zone
Alexandria
Paris
Arabia
Roos ‘Jters
Wasser
Jroost
Treasury
Baghdad
Duy
Week
Federal Reserve Reentry Skews Long Term Bond Market
The piece notes the Federal Reserve System's return to the long term U S bond market highlights a powerful small investor group dealing in government securities. Trades often occur by phone with margins enabling frequent speculative moves. The Central Bank may sway market operations though not directly in control, and savings banks are not involved.
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Guaranty Trust
Chemical Corn Exchange
Bankers Trust of
New York
First ‘National
Continental
Ilinois National
Chicago
Central Bank
The
Treasury
Federal Reserve System
U. S
Federal Reserve
Merker
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