Bridgeport Telegram and Bridgeport Post publish rates and info
The Bridgeport Post and Bridgeport Telegram publish subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. Rates shown include 1 year daily with Sunday Post at 34 dollars, six months, and three months options, plus single copy prices. The paper emphasizes AP news use and postal details for Bridgeport, Connecticut.
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Durable Peace in Middle East Challenge Faces Five Year Timeline
The piece notes that U S efforts for durable peace in the Middle East start with a blue ribbon panel under President Johnson, aiming to heal Arab frustration and resist Soviet influence. It warns against Israel's expansion and highlights fragile ties with Arab states, oil markets, and Western powers.
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Israel
Middle East
Johnson
United States
Mideast
West Bank
Jordan
Suez Canal
National Security Council
Europe
Asia
Soviet Union
Near East
Court Supports Roadblock in Police Spot Checks
The Appellate Division upholds roadblocks used to stop motorists for license, registration, safety checks, and related enforcement. The court states operator licenses are state privileges and roadblocks are a valid regulation aiding public welfare. It emphasizes public safety and potential gains in apprehending wanted criminals.
Total Dentistry Urged by ADA Leader in Drive
Dr. William A. Garrett, president of the American Dental Association, at age 67 tours the country urging dental schools and dentists to pursue total dentistry. He aims to promote lifelong prevention so Americans largely avoid tooth decay and dental disease as he travels to persuade the profession.
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William A. Garrett
Atlanta
American Dental Association
Total
Garrett
From Dentistry to Oral Medicine and Prevention
Dr. Garrett urges dentistry to evolve into total dentistry focused on oral medicine and prevention. He notes dentists can detect anemia diabetes and pre-cancerous oral lesions, stresses responsibility to the whole patient, and cites alarmingly high decay rates among children. He advocates rinsing with plain water after meals to reduce decay and envisions a shift from restoration to prevention.
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Garrett
Warning on U S Debt Shapes Congressional Vote
A debt ceiling clash shows the United States spending exceeding revenue. The permanent limit stands at 285 billion while actual debt hits 330 billion and a proposed 365 billion ceiling was rejected 210 to 197 by the House with Republicans opposing the rise.
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U.S
Treasury
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Vietnam
Congress
Brazil Falsified Scotch Crisis and Army Drinking Deaths
The columnist denounces fake scotch in Sao Paulo nightclubs where empty bottles are recycled with labels to dupe drinkers, noting corn liquor mixes and high costs. They also condemn Army drinking ceremonies causing a paratrooper officer’s death, urging Congress to halt the practice and probe Pentagon orders.
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Brazil
Sao Paulo
Providence Journal
House Armed -Services Committee
Congress
Pentagon
Appellate ruling upholds roadblocks for license checks
The Meriden Appellate Division in a unanimous decision by Judge David H. Jacobs holds uniformed police may set up road blocks to inspect operators licenses car registrations and safety equipment without violating privacy or freedom of movement. It states license is a privilege and may be restricted for public safety and welfare. The opinion is praised as a contribution to public safety.
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Meriden Record
David H. Jacobs
Meriden
Comamion
Jacobs
Harvard computer helps students choose careers
A Harvard Graduate School of Education project aims to build a prototype computer system that will answer student questions about careers by linking chemistry, teaching and other fields to market trends training and pay. It will store job data for schools and researchers to tailor guidance materials and broaden access to vocational information nationwide.
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Harvard
I School of Education
David V. ‘Iedeman
University of Pittsburgh
TV Viewers Complain Over Show Disruption
Hartford channel 3 faced 625 complaints over the weekend as scheduled programs were canceled for Mideast war coverage. A spokesman said about 10 hours were spent on live crisis coverage from Friday to Sunday, with 468 complaints arriving during a two hour window Friday night for a UN Security Council meeting.
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Hartford
UPI
Channel 3
United Nations
Remark A Short Statement When It Is Uncalled For
A concise remark is often voiced as a sharp reply when not requested or needed. It captures a blunt evaluation or deflection aimed at disarming or clarifying a situation. The tone can be abrupt, revealing the speaker's impatience or disdain.
News Behind the News National Whirligig Analysis
The piece argues both sides in the Middle East conflict sought war, cites President Johnson’s talks with Kosygin via the hot line, and critiques Arab and Israeli aims. It contrasts Israel’s position on shipping routes with Egyptian claims, and discusses Soviet support for Nasser’s sovereignty claims while recalling historical milestones such as Yalta Potsdam and Truman Doctrine.
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Andrew Tully
Johnson
Kosygin
Russia
Miteast
Tully
George Christian
Soviet Union
Nasser
Turkey
Dardanelles
Yalta
Potsdam
Kremlin
Montreux
Stalin
Black Sea
United States
Middle East
Moscow
Washington
Aqaba
Tiran
Abe Fortas and the Supreme Court Liberal or Conservative
The article assesses Justice Abe Fortas as liberal despite hints of business ties. It notes Fortas can dissent sharply, previously sided with liberals like Warren and Brennan, and sometimes altered balance of power on the court. The piece traces court dynamics since Goldberg’s departure and Johnson’s 1965 appointments shaping the liberal-conservative divide.
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Supreme Court
Abe Fortas
Arthur J.goldberg
U.S
United Nations
Goldberg
Earl Warren
William J. Brennan Jr
Hugo L. Black
William C. Douglas
Tom C. Clark
John M. Harlan
Petter Stewart
Byron White
Johnson
Fortas
Warren
Brennan
Godhead of Hayes in the debate on federal funding for campaigns
The piece argues Rutherford B. Hayes would condemn federal financing of campaigns as a moral trap. It cites Hayes’s honesty as a standard and critiques the idea of using Treasury funds to pay campaign costs, warning it would corrupt presidents and turn the Treasury into a temptress. It links Hayes’s views to the current Senate discussion led by Finance Committee members.
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Inesa
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Gested
Reneete
Albert Gore
Tennessee
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Bock
Rutherford Hayes
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Belores
Nutmeg Politics and the Last Minute Session
Connecticut lawmakers faced a late night rush as Democratic leadership in the General Assembly made a final push to adjourn amid pressure from hungry sponsors of controversial bills. Republicans and minority voices balked at time and trash legislation, while critics warned the session ended in a messy, last minute atmosphere.
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