Bridgeport Post Telegram Publication Details and Rates
The Bridgeport Post and The Bridgeport Telegram publish daily and Sunday editions with mail, subscription rates, and statutory notices. Rates vary by duration and distance, with discounts for subscribers inside and beyond 150 miles of Bridgeport. The papers are members of the Associated Press and print locally sourced news with AP dispatches.
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Row Over Road Funds
The article reports on the $4.4 billion highway program and a $1.1 billion withholding by President Johnson last November to curb inflation. It notes partial releases of $175 million for engineering and rights of way, with $225 million more promised, while Congress seeks full access and governors press for faster completion of the interstate system.
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Conant Calls for State Financing to Equalize Education
Dr. James Bryant Conant revisits his high school reform findings a decade later and argues for full state financing with federal tax funds to ensure equal educational opportunity. He outlines five criteria including calculus instruction, four years of modern language, and capped class sizes.
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Blue Cross Seeks Hospital Help in Nationwide Drive
A Blue Cross employment push targets hospital staffing as employers seek skilled and semi skilled workers. The program includes positions requiring training as part of employer plans. The drive aims to fill numerous open posts across the nation.
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Blue Cross Launches Nationwide Drive To Boost Hospital Careers
The Blue Cross announces a national effort to attract workers to hospitals amid shortages in Connecticut and other states. It will distribute 750000 booklets detailing job advantages and will target hospital administrators lawmakers counselors and educators. The goal is to recruit many skilled semi skilled and unskilled workers to meet rising care demands.
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Color TV debates for party conventions in same city
Networks plan to televise the Republican and Democratic national conventions in color if held in the same city. The cost would be high due to extra equipment and personnel, but networks view the conventions as crucial television events. GOP and Democratic leaders show openness to joint host talks, with city feasibility the main unknown.
Cultural Revolution in China Ends as Red Guards Redirected
The cultural revolution launched by Mao Zedong ends six months early as millions of Red Guards are ordered back to school. Premier Chou En-lai denounces its incompetence and disruption of policy, while Liu Shao-chi appears to retain the presidency amid ongoing party turmoil.
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Runaway Snowmobile Crashes Into Phillips City Hall
A snowmobile on a trailer ran loose when the throttle stuck. It jumped the trailer, knocked down its owner, nearly hit a bystander, cleared a snowdrift, and smashed into Phillips City Hall. The incident ends with the machine in the building as authorities investigate.
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Downplaying recession fears and policy responses outlined
Sylvia Porter argues that recognizing a shift from green to amber in key economic signals is a defense against a deeper downturn. She cites Fed easing, housing growth, potential tax shifts, increased government spending, Social Security benefits, and tax refunds as steps that can prevent a sharper recession.
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Centennial Georgia woman rails at miniskirts
Lyona Glenn celebrated her 101st birthday in Atlanta and criticized miniskirts as a disgrace to women, calling the fashion trend the most galling aspect of modern life.
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Johnsons blunt diplomacy shocks diplomats and shapes talks
National Whirligig by Andrew Tully surveys President Johnson using blunt Texas style to press Soviet Kosygin and other diplomats. The piece notes Johnson’s letters and meetings, including Do brynin and Dean, to urge arms race talks and warn friends and foes about U S resolve, with comparisons to past leaders.
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One generation's sweat to next's perspire in US Soviet ties
AP News Analysis reflects on shifts in US Soviet relations from McCarthyism to a thaw. It notes a treaty limiting consular arrests and aims to ease travel while warning of a continuing rivalry with Moscow and Beijing.
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House to Establish Ethics Committee to Police Members
Washington AP nondetailed report notes Powell drives push to create a House ethics panel to police member conduct. Debate focuses on whether a special bi partisan group or existing committee, hearings show broad support for a watchdog to craft and enforce ethics standards.
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Morality and the CIA by Holmes Alexander
An opinion piece argues conservatives must denounce CIA abuses while supporting strong anti-communist stands. It condemns privacy violations and undercover funding of groups, urging public reprimand and adherence to moral codes, warning that CIA misuse harms national integrity.
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Motor Club Advises Canada Trip Insurance Check
Connecticut Motor Club and AAA warn 90 000 members planning Expo 67 travel to Canada to ensure their liability and property damage coverage meets Canadian rules. They explain the 35 000 inclusive limit and the distribution between bodily injury and property damage, advising motorists to obtain a Canadian non resident inter province motor vehicle liability insurance card for proof of financial responsibility.
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