Bridgeport Post and Telegram Publication Details and Rates
The Bridgeport Post Publishing Company describes the Bridgeport Post evening and Bridgeport Telegram morning papers with Sunday Post editions and subscription rates. Pricing includes 1 year daily 21.00 with Sunday 34.00, 6 months 10.50, 3 months 5.25. single copies 10 cents. outer circulation beyond 150 miles lists 1 year 30.00 with Sunday 49.00, 6 months 7.00, 24.50.
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Bridgeport Telegram
St. Bridgeport
Conn
Bridgeport Post
Audit Bureau of Circulation
the Post Publishing Company
Bridgeport Sunday Post
Sun Post
Bridgeport
Sunday Post
Associated Press
Bridgeport Elks plan new rental housing at East End
New Era Lodge 290 IBPOEW seeks approval from the Common Council to build 34 apartment units near its headquarters in Bridgeport. The Elks coordinate with People's Savings Bank, the Department of Community Affairs, and the Federal Housing Administration to finance a project near $600,000. Rental rates target low and middle income families as officials push to speed rental housing construction under Governor Dempsey's priority.
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Bridgeport
East End
New Era Lodge
Ibpoew
Common Council
The
Elks
People’s Savings Bank
New Department of Community Affairs
Federal Housing Administration
New Era Court
Dempsey
New State Community Affairs Department
the Elks
Bridgeport Council of Churches and People’s Savings Bank
Union Avenue
Seaview Avenue
It Could Happen Again on the 35th Anniversary of Nazi Rise
The article warns Germany may swing toward militarism and Neo-Nazism as the CDU SPD grand coalition allows the National Democratic Party back into the Bundestag, risking the voice of the Free Democratic Party and a drift away from democracy. It cites Western reaction, mass demos, book burnings, boycotts, and a Shirer broadcast to underscore the caution.
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Germany
West Germany
Christian Democratic-Social Democratic
Grand Coalition
Bonn
National Democratic Party
Bundestag
Free Democratic Party
Russia
Europe
United States
France
Britain
Swiss Review of World Affairs
Weimar
Abc-Tv
William L. Shirer
Shirer
Dent launches lean bid against Clark in Senate race
Rep. John H. Dent of Pennsylvania declares a poor man's campaign against Senator Joseph S. Clark. He forecasts Clark spending about 1.25 million dollars on the race, contrasting it with the senate salary of 180 thousand dollars over six years.
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John H. Dent
Pennsylvania
Joseph S. Clark
Clark
Protecting Households: FTC Backs Door-to-Door Sale Bill
The Federal Trade Commission supports a bill to protect housewives from door-to-door salesmen. It would allow cancellation of a sale before the end of the following business day. Hearings before the Senate Commerce Committee's Consumer subcommittee continue with Senator Magnuson leading.
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Federal Trade Commission
Senate Commerce Committee
Warren G. Magnuson
Washington
Full
Consumer Panel
FTC
Paul Rand Dixon
Rockefeller subtle approach draws minority aid in journalism
The piece argues Nelson Rockefeller shuns broad presidential bid and instead backs minority employment in journalism. It notes the plan could help urban groups, but critiques a lack of communication with minorities and cites low pay and long hours as drawbacks.
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Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Nelson
Rockefeller
Totes
Reagan's Prescription Interviewed in Sacramento
In Sacramento Governor Ronald Reagan discusses national political leadership and a potential presidential bid. He notes limited viable rivals, says he would not seek second place, and pledges support for the eventual Republican nominee to carry California and similar states in the general election.
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Sacramento
Ronald Reagan
California
White House
Reagan
Romney
Percy
Nixon
Rockefeller
Goldwater
New York
AFL-CIO urged to clarify inflation stance in Florida meeting
Salt Lake Deseret News notes AFL-CIO executive council in Bal Harbour faces questions over a December statement supporting voluntary restraints during a national emergency while warning that strict compulsory controls might follow if labor won’t cooperate. The piece calls for clear language or leadership change.
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Salt Lake Deseret
Afl-Cio
Bal Harbour
Florida
Johnson
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Executive Council
Summer moves waste money and time says Sylvia Porter
The article notes the mass U.S. moving during summer with 41 million Americans moving in 1968 and 24 million individuals in four months. It advocates year round moving to save up to 15 percent and urges better planning, inventory, and reliable bids from movers. It quotes Harold Blaine on mid term changes as beneficial for children and social adjustment.
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Dave
Kay
U.S
Juneland
Harold J. Blaine
American Movers Conference
Lyon van Lines
AMC
Blaine
Battleship New Jersey readied for Vietnam bombardment mission
Aboard the U S S New Jersey the captain describes the ship's role in Vietnam, detailing nine 16 inch guns able to hit 20 miles and a 1400 man crew plan for future operations. The vessel, activated from mothballs, will shuttle 70 officers and 1400 sailors to shell targets along the DMZ and North Vietnam, with emphasis on morale and air power support.
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Eugene R. Eisman
U.S.S
New Jersey
Philadelphia
UPI
William F. Bull Halsey, Jr
J. Edward Snyder, Jr
Snyder
North Vietnam
Vietnams
Vietnam
Tara
Wael
Naval Academy
Thas
Snyger
PTE Ee
Korea
Dma
Deci Sion
Saydne
Kaietnam
South Vietnam
Mounting Vietnam draft pressures drive calls for reform
Analysis notes mounting American casualties in Vietnam and growing calls to overhaul the draft. It discusses how local boards set varying standards, the failed push for comprehensive revision, proposals from a presidential commission, and Senate and White House actions under President Johnson.
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America
Vietnam
Defense Department
Harvard
Congress
Johnson
House Armed Services ‘Committee
Paris
L. Mendell Rivers
D-S.c
Armed Services Committee
James Marlow
Commission
Senate
Armed Services Committees
Beng
Edward’. M.kennedy
D-Mass
As I See the Story How to Lose Planes By Holmes Alexander
The piece argues national sovereignty and security hinge on air power. It questions who sets US foreign policy amid entanglements and UN membership. It cites SAC incidents, airborne alerts, and McNamera’s deterrence stance to warn against disarmament pressures. It notes Johnson era rationalizations but suggests Western leaders bow to Soviet pressure.
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SAC
Spain
Greenland
Kremlin
White House
State Department
Truman
Defense
Department
McNamera
Senate Armed Services
Soviet Union
Johnson
Campaign to build Freedom of Information Center in Missouri
Columbia Missouri AP A broad coalition of newspaper executives plans to raise at least 1 million dollars to erect a Freedom of Information Center at the University of Missouri. Led by Paul L Fisher the center would house a library study areas and offices to answer questions about government transparency press freedom and public access to information.
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Columbia
al National
Missouri
University
Yok
Sabe
Fo! Center
Paul L. Fisher
Fisher
Center
Washington, D.C
Columbia Center
Madagascar
Balding Fisher
FOI. Center
Journalism
Johnson to reveal plan expanding water pollution aid
Interior Secretary Udall said President Johnson would announce in Washington a new formula to extend federal aid to water pollution programs. Udall refused to provide details, stating officials would not scoop the plan, which aims to meet the final commitment under the Jean Waters Act of 1988.
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New, York
Johnson
Washington
Udall
Jean Waters
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Columbia University
Sylvia Porter
Hartford
Aeeere
Connecticut
Department of Defense
State Labor Department
Com Navy Yard
Pearl, Harbor
Panama Canal
Admiral Halsey
Fifth Pacific Fleet
John Beckler
Onenhappy
By Holmes Alexander
Strategic Air Command
Free’ ‘Press
LBJ
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