The Bridgeport Post and Telegram Ads and Rates
The Bridgeport Post Publishing Company lists subscription rates for The Bridgeport Telegram and The Bridgeport Sunday Post including 1 year daily at 21.00 with Sunday Post 34.90 for Bridgeport area and 30.00 daily with Sunday Post 49.00 for beyond 356 miles, plus six months and three month options and single copies.
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De Gaulle Loses Face In French Election Shock
The French parliamentary vote delivered a major setback for Charles de Gaulle as Gaullists lost 44 seats and the left, including communists and non communists, gained ground. Pompidou eyed a minority coalition, signaling fragile governance and renewed political maneuvering.
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Charles de Gaulle
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Moscow
Aleksei N. Kosygin
Federation of the Left
Georges Pompidou
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College Entrance Board to Study Its Testing for Future Changes
The College Entrance Examination Board, serving colleges and universities, directs a study committee to probe anticipated educational and social changes of the next decade. It tests up to two million college bound students annually, reflecting a wide socio economic mix and diverse educational standards across towns and states. The goal is to ensure tests meet evolving needs and improve educational maturity. Some day, entrance examinations may not cause the gasps they once did.
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College Entrance Examination Board
Kenya Vice President challenges evidence of spies among Peace Corps
Vice President Daniel Moi demanded proof the 140 American Peace Corpsmen in Kenya spied for the CIA. He asserted no evidence CIA recruited Peace Corps members as agents. He cited opponents weaponizing CIA funding to tarnish U S influence, while supporters stood by the programs.
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Daniel Moi
Kenya
National Assembly
Moi
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Americans embrace income tax as a trusted system
The April tax period is framed as a historical miracle where Americans voluntarily fund government. Commissioner Cohen notes low fraud, high voluntary compliance, and broad public confidence as key reasons the system works. He traces mass taxation back to World War II and cites early low reach in 1913, arguing Americans tolerate taxes for what the country provides.
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U.S
Washington
Sheldon S. Cohen
Internal Revenue
Mr. Cohen
Women in Government Faces Slow Progress in 1966
A Federal Woman's Award Study Group report shows only 16 women held presidential appointments in full time senior posts by 1966, about 1.6 percent of such positions. Despite earlier pioneers Frances Perkins and Oveta C. Hobby, most top roles remained male dominated while women formed 33 percent of hires in 1946 civil service tests.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Frances Perkins
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Woman's Award
Olive Branch Rejected by Brezhnev Dampens East West Talks
The article notes Leonid Brezhnev’s rejection of West Germany’s olive branch and warns that similar U.S. outreach to Eastern Europe could be rebuffed. It cites East Germany and Poland opposing Kiesinger Brandt diplomacy, Romania aligning with Bonn, and possible shifts from Hungary and Bulgaria while Czechoslovakia observes. It also discusses U.S. President Johnson and Secretary Rusk pursuing improved East European ties, and questions propaganda use and home distribution per the U.S. Information Agency amid Vietnam War tensions.
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Leonid I. Brezhnev
Georg Kiesinger
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Brezhnev
Germany
Europe
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Poland
Kiesinger
Willy Brandt
Romania
Bonn
Hungary
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
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Rusk
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North Vietnam
Reds' Goals Still the Same Across Global View
NEA Foreign News Analyst notes Rostow's shift toward bridges with communist states while warning that aggressive revolutionaries persist. Brezhnev and Mao frame Moscow Peiking rivalry as core to long term strategy, with only liberal reforms in Yugoslavia and no exit from one party rule.
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Red China
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Latin America
Asia
Africa
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Russia
Leonid Brezhnev
Communist Party
Moscow
Brezhnev
Nikita Khrush
Peking
Red World
Shamrock Says Real Green Eggs Hen Named Shamrock
WEIRTON West Virginia AP. After St Patrick Day callers ask Helen Blank for green eggs from her red Araucana chicken. People offered up to 3 dollars per egg. The bird, of South American origin, laid green eggs only in color difference. The chicken name is Shamrock.
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Weirton
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Helen Blank
Labor Happy LBJ Pigeonholes Plan to Create New Department
Washington AP President Johnson on Friday pigeonholed his plan to form a new department of economic affairs by merging Labor and Commerce. Organized labor welcomed the move while some unions doubted its chances. Johnson sent the proposal to the Advisory Committee on Labor Management Policy for study, with labor leaders mostly silent yet hopeful. AFL CIO indicated the delay could keep the plan alive for later discussion. Johnson argued the merger would not diminish the voice of business and labor in national affairs.
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Analysis of U S role in South Vietnam and Manila communique
AP Neu's Analysia by James Marlow discusses U S aid to South Vietnam as it builds a constitutional government amid strong Viet Cong factions. It warns of outcomes if the United States withdraws too soon, including dictatorship or Viet Cong dominance, and notes the Manila conference communique offers no fixed withdrawal timeline. It also covers Johnson's objective of proving aggression by nations is not acceptable and the risk of new wars if withdrawal is mishandled.
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North Vietnam
Charles de Gaulle
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Southeast Asia
Brat Patrol Promise Ends Bronx Teacher Strike
New York AP reports Bronx junior high teachers ended a four day walkout after agreeing to a proposed eight man patrol to curb pupil misconduct. The 127 member staff sought a larger faculty and immediate suspension rules for assaults while pupils suspended then transferred.
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New York
Bronx
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Bernard E. Donovan
Sato ushers Japan into a new session amid cherry blossom fortune
Prime Minister Eisaku Sato announces extending Japan's US security treaty beyond 1970 and expanding aid to developing nations as Japan pursues a non political foreign policy. Japan projects rapid economic growth with exports to the United States, shipbuilding leadership, and gains from limited ties with China and the Soviet Union, despite past corruption concerns and Vietnam stance.
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Eisaku Sato
Fukuwa Uchi
Oniwa Sato
Sato
United States
Tokyo
Washington
Nationalist China
Formosa
Red China
Soviet Union
Siberia
Nutmeg's Resolution Fad Weighs On Connecticut Politics
A columnist skewers the 1967 General Assembly for resolutionitis as lawmakers push trivial amnesty and annual praise. The piece recalls a House roll call debate over honoring a legislator, notes Senate resistance to flowery measures, and questions the value of National Legislatures Month as Connecticut adops resolutions.
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Nicholas Lenge
Connecticut
Broadcasters Plan To Greet Legislators
Hartford AP report notes the Connecticut Broadcasters Association will host a reception and buffer March 29 at the Hartford Hilton for the governor CT Congressional delegation the General Assembly and state officials. Cochairs are Leonard J Patricetli of Broadcast Plaza WTIC and Alton J Lenoce of WNAB Bridgeport. The item also oddly cites cycling participation figures of nearly 60 million in the U S each year.
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Connecticut Broadcasters Association
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WNAB
Bridgeport
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