Bridgeport Telegram and Bridgeport Post Publication Notice
Bridgeport Post and Bridgeport Telegram publish daily and evening editions from 410 State Street Bridgeport Connecticut. Subscriptions available by mail with rates for daily and Sunday Post including holiday substitution service and postage adjustments beyond 150 miles.
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Social Security Financing Under Scrutiny in Congress
The editorial argues that the system is paying out more than it takes in and warns that without tax increases or inflation control, higher monthly benefits are untenable. It urges Congress to halt payment hikes and wait for a sound financial assessment due next January.
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Washington
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Education
Congressional Quarterly
Budget Bureau
De Gaulle's Difficult Task To Unite France Amid Factional Strife
The piece credits Premier Charles de Gaulle with trying to stabilize France and its colonies amid numerous factions and antagonisms. It stresses his conscientious approach, warns against rabble-rousing, and notes the stakes for France and the western world if he can mobilize unity and a common progressive program.
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France
Algiers
Utility Expansion Forecast From Brace Sees Growth Ahead
Lloyd D. Brace president of the First National Bank of Boston told the Edison Electric Institute that privately owned electric utilities will double their new plant expenditures over the next eight years. He cited higher electricity use and inflation as driving factors.
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Edison Electric Institute
Lloyd D. Brace
First National Bank of Boston
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Utility executives forecast continued demand for electricity
The article notes that about 40 billion dollars will be spent on new construction by 1965 end as observers anticipate a steady rise in demand for electrical appliances. Despite temporary economic setbacks, utility executives expect public demand for service from private electric companies to climb, with growth driven by rising consumer needs.
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Senate votes to repeal freight and travel taxes
Senate breaks prior agreement and votes to repeal the 3 percent tax on transportation of property and the 10 percent tax on transport of persons. The measures, supported across parties, would cost about 700 million dollars in revenue, while other excise taxes remain unchanged. House aims to extend all taxes for one year, making chances for transportation tax cuts unlikely.
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Smithers
Florida
House
Soviet farm policy shifts toward supply and demand in Russia
A Soviet delegation report notes a shift from rigid control to market principles in collective farming. Rent and below market sales end. farmers may sell to government at a higher controlled price and directly to consumers with new allotments. The change signals partial admission of communist farm policy failure.
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Justice Losing Ground in U S Courts Says Conference
Washington figures warn that justice is slipping as backlogs grow in Federal District courts by about 3000 cases yearly. Calls come for more judgeships and for adopting retiree semi active status to boost current judiciary and ease delays.
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Medina
Deficit Warnings Rise as 1959 Budget Forecasts Loom
Washington officials including Budget Director Stans and Treasury Secretary Anderson warn that 1958-59 budget estimates miss badly and deficits may climb from 13 to 17 billion for peacetime. They argue forewarnings aim to curb spending and prepare the public for big returns.
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Maurice H. Stans
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Analysts' Views on Lebanon Crisis And Possible Intervention
AP Analysts assess the Lebanese crisis, noting UN presence shows domestic roots. They warn Britain and the United States risk deep Arab-nationalist backlash if they intervene, potentially widening the conflict ahead of elections. The piece discusses Nasser, Syria, Egypt, and the balance of Western policy.
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Governor Plans to Review Troops at Summer Camps
Governor Ribicoff announced plans to visit summer training camps of Connecticut National Guard units in New York and Massachusetts. He will attend drills at Camp Drum on July 1 with the 43rd National Guard division, then review Air National Guard units at Otis Air Force Base in Falmouth, Massachusetts. On August 7 the 103rd Antiaircraft Brigade will hold a Governor's Day at Camp Wellfleet in Massachusetts.
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Vermont
Nylon Chicago Nets New Nylon Skates On Market
Nylon molded ball bearing roller skates hit the market with about 17 parts, down from the conventional model. They come in several colors and promise easier assembly and maintenance.
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Chicago
Adams-Goldfine affair reshapes 1958 to 1960 politics
National impact of the Adams-Goldfine case drives strategy shifts in the Democratic and Republican camps. Observers expect changes in social and economic policy stances, with administration aides signaling possible recovery boosts and debates over loyalty oaths and key nominations amidst looming election pressure.
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Stevenson
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
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Port of Toledo Handles 80 Percent More Cargo in 1957
Overseas import export activity at the Port of Toledo rose sharply in 1957, increasing by more than 80 percent from 1956 and surpassing 34 million in value. The surge reflects busier trade, with stronger shipments through the Toledo harbor.
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Toledo
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GOP Leaders Mourn Over Adams Affair Impact on Party
Overseas Outlook reports Republican leaders in Congress weigh the Adams scandal and its effect on the GOPs unity and 1952-era public trust. They fear diminished November chances, internal splits, and pressure tactics from the White House pressuring lawmakers.
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Zeller Campaign Plots in Connecticut GOP Convention
A Connecticut Republican convention story highlights the Zeller camp’s maneuvers to pry delegates from Anthony Sadlak to boost Zeller. Rumors about nominating procedures and Keats as a potential candidate unsettled Sadlak, while the surprise pivot came when Zeller unexpectedly secured the governor nomination amid internal plots and counterplay.
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Busybody Remark Sparks Quiet Debate
A curt remark about busybodies draws attention in local circles as residents weigh the line between public interest and privacy. Community members debate appropriate oversight and the value of outspoken neighbors.
Hearing Set Today on Milk Price Order
Officials from the U S Department of Agriculture begin hearings to consider federal control of milk prices in Connecticut replacing the state price order. The session opens at 10 a m in the House hall at the Capitol as dairy farmers seek regulation of out of state milk sold in Connecticut.
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