Bridgeport Telegram subscription rates and contact details
The Bridgeport Telegram lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, including yearly and half year options, with separate rates for beyond 150 miles. It notes publication by The Post Publishing Company alongside The Bridgeport Post and Bridgeport Sunday Post, plus mailing and office details.
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Bridgeport Post
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the Post Publishing Company
Bridgeport Sunday Post
Sunday Post
Sun Post
Associated Press
Equal Time Rule Debate on Broadcast Coverage
A House Commerce Committee subpanel heard 21 experts on the Equal Time Rule amid Kennedy Nixon debates. Broadcasters urged suspension to allow full campaign coverage while scholars pressed retention, noting New Hampshire primary multibid candidate exposure.
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Congress
Special
House Commerce Committee
Washington
New Hampshire
University endowment portfolios show top holdings and mix
A Boston Fund survey of 70 college endowment funds totaling 6.6 billion as of June 30 lists IBM 213 million and General Motors 106 million as leading holdings. The equity share was 57.8 percent, with bonds 29 percent and other assets 14 percent, reflecting a long term, inflation hedged strategy balancing stocks with bonds real estate and mortgages.
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Boston Fund
IBM
General Motors
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Eastman Kodak
Texaco
Gulf Oil
Coca-Cola
Xerox
American Telephone
Ford
College Fund
Flying Edsel era rumor taints F111 saga at Ford era end
The F111 program highlights McNamara’s dubious Edsel label as critics note the two versions, F111A and F111B, faced cost overruns and delays. Navy doubts linger about carrier suitability while General Dynamics touts eventual success as officials question long term savings.
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Robert S. McNamara
Ford Motor Co
Air Force
Navy
General Dynamics
McNamara
Wound in Johnson Pride Tests McCarthy's Rising Backing
The article notes a self-styled duty within the Democratic party to discuss Vietnam policy. Senator Eugene McCarthy gains some support but cannot seriously threaten Johnson's hold on the national ticket. Connecticut delegates hint at McCarthy commitment, while Bailey may bind delegates if needed. Johnson faces a possible pride wound at the convention.
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Democratic Party
Johnson
Vietnam
Eugene McCarthy
McCarthy
Mr. McCarthy
John M. Bailey
Connecticut
Minnesota
Bailey
Mr. Johnson
Hartford
Massachusetts
Bay State
Senator McCarthy
Nocturnal Teeth Grinding Debunked By Chicago Study
A University of Chicago clinical center studied 40 tooth grinders and found no mental health differences with non grinders. Grinding did not mainly occur in dreams, and reasons for night time grinding remain unclear. Incidents involve pressure up to 100 pounds on gums. The note adds broader political and social items including riot laws and media control.
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University of Chicago
Your Money's Worth Your Money's Worth
A Merrill Lynch overview explains why tens of millions invest in commodity futures from metals to pork bellies and orange juice. It outlines how speculation surged after currency devaluation, population growth, and crop failures, and compares futures to buying a car, with futures deposits and delivery options. Tomorrow: rules on who should speculate in commodities.
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Emewmermead Sessional
Specul Ylvia Porter Alers
Scch
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
United States
Russia
China
India
Merrill Lynch
Chevrolet
Gallup Poll Sees Drop in War Support Across Nation
A Gallup Poll indicates rising American opposition to U S involvement in Vietnam. Only 33 percent say progress is being made versus 50 percent in November, with seven of ten doves and four in ten hawks agreeing the U S should not be involved. The survey defines hawks as those wanting to stop the military effort.
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Princeton
N.Y
Gallup
United States
Vietnam
Sino Soviet Clash Looms Over Central Asia and War Threats
National Whirligig reports rising Sino Soviet tensions as China strengthens militarily and contemplates a possible 1970 clash. Border frictions grow from disputed lands and propaganda aims, with both powers seeking Central Asia leverage. The United States should pursue carrot and stick diplomacy, cultural exchanges, and direct talks while opposing China's UN entry.
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Hong Kong
Peking
China
Russia
Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Red China
State Department
Johnson
Alexei Kosygin
Hope of Break This Week Seen In Eight Month Copper Strike
Washington AP reports secret talks near the White House as President Johnson presses for a settlement to the eight month copper strike. Unions call a Monday meeting amid reports they may drop demand for one set of companywide contracts and could reject a wage offer seen as modest.
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Washington
White House
Executive
Johnson
Ward
Phelps Dodge
Anaconda
Kennecott
American Smelting & Refining
MIGs buzz West Berlin near Tempelhof airport
Two Soviet made MIG jet fighters flew low over West Berlin on Saturday, within a mile of Tempelhof midcity and three miles of the Tegel airfield. The U.S. spokesman said they traveled 300 to 500 feet at 500 to 600 mph, with markings suggesting Russian origin. A tripartite protest was lodged, and the overflight violated safety norms though four power air control clearance is required.
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U.S
Berlin
Fourpower Air Control
West Berlin
Kingman Brewster Granted Conscientious Objector Status
NEW HAVEN UPS Kingman Brewster 3rd son of Yale president has been granted conscientious objector status after a board hearing about a month ago Spencer Miller chairman Selective Service Board 8 New Haven said it was his understanding the 1 0 classification was granted Brewster and his father Kingman Brewster Jr later confirmed the statusEdward Cohn secretary of the draft board declined to discuss the matter
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New Haven
UPS
Kingman Brewster
Yale University
Spencer Miller
Selective Service Board 8
United Press International
Young Brewster
Kingman Brewster Jr
Edward Cohn
Which Side Are They On In This Rusk Hearing
The column criticizes Senate tactics at the Foreign Relations Committee hearing with Secretary Rusk delaying testimony. It notes Fulbright Gore and Morse use college professors as targets to bait generalities on revolution and Vietnam, questioning whether the probing helps or harms the nation during wartime.
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Rusk
Foreign Relations Committee
J. William Fulbright
Albert Gore
Wayne Morse
Fulbright
Gore
Morse
Louis Hartz
Harvard
Bush
Vietnam
Latin America
Prof. Hartz
France
Russia
Wilson
Europe
Lénin
Dr. Hartz
Treaty ban on blackmail of small nations urged
West Germany urged the Geneva Disarmament Conference to add guarantees against political pressure and blackmail of nonnuclear powers in a draft treaty banning the spread of atomic weapons. Bonn called for a clause making threats to renounce atomic arms a treaty violation and pressed for equal treatment of all states, with periodic reviews and stronger disarmament language.
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Germany
West Germany
United States
Soviet Union
Brita Sunday
Geneva
Britain
U.N. Security Council
Kurt Georg
Kiesinger
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