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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1971
Page
12
DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE and word puzzle items appear in this boarding house page segment. Readers are invited to solve a cryptogram quotation and a separate cipher puzzle, with references to a Bogus source and a mock King Heat message.
A study from Westlingova magazine reports interviews at four colleges and two high schools across 10 states showing 18 year olds lean toward supporting immediate withdrawal from Vietnam lessening Nixon's reelection chances. The survey finds 14 percent favor a U.S. pullout now 22 percent back gradual withdrawal and 4 percent favor escalation. In the South Nixon fares slightly better due to Wallace supporters, while overall youth enthusiasm for Democratic contenders remains uncertain.
Former state Chief Justice Howard W. Alcorn urges more money and personnel rather than merging courts to solve jammed dockets and delays. He criticizes the proposed reorganization as ineffective without financial expansion and facility upgrades, pressing for concentrated activity in large cities.
Senators offered tributes to late Sen Thomas J. Dodd of Connecticut praising his service to the state and nation. They cited his efforts on gun control civil rights and opposition to communism while noting the circumstances surrounding his 1967 campaign funds inquiry and censure.
The ABCD runs a summer Head Start for inner city children ages 4 to 7 to ease kindergarten transition. It provides developmental teaching, arts and crafts, recreation, hot meals, and referrals for medical needs. Eligibility includes birth before Jan 1, 1967 and income guidelines. welfare recipients automatically qualify. Classes run July to Aug 19, weekdays 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at nine local schools. Enroll through the neighborhood ABCD office.
The text notes the first Act of Congress setting time and manner for administering oaths of office as required by Article VI of the Constitution. It highlights early federal effort to formalize oath procedures and civic duties of officeholders.
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