Bridgeport Telegram Post Rates and Publication Details
The Bridgeport Telegram and Bridgeport Post publish daily news with Sunday Post. Subscription prices: 1 year daily $21.00 with Sunday Post $34.00. 6 months $12.75. 3 months $5.25. Outside 150 miles Bridgeport, 1 year daily $3.00 with Sunday Post $49.00. The paper is part of The Post Publishing Company and a member of the Associated Press.
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Third Party Hopefuls Face Hurdles in 1968 Ballots
The article outlines Lyndon B Johnson's strong push for the Democratic nomination while third parties struggle to gain ballot access. The Theocratic Party considers Johnson but may back a rival, Bishop Homer Tomlinson favors a God centered ticket, and Bishop W. R. Rogers is floated as a dark horse. Prohibitionists convened in Detroit nominating E Harold Munn amid tight state rules and slim past ballot tallies.
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Ball Game Changes Course in 1968 Presidential Campaign
The piece notes McCarthy and Nixon led in New Hampshire primaries while Kennedy lags, shaping a three cornered race. McCarthy energizes antiwar youth and aims to challenge Johnson, with Wisconsin looming as a crucial delegate prize. Rockefeller on the GOP side also offers an antiwar alternative.
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Nomination Prospects Stir Debate Over Kennedy-McCarthy Ticket
A political observer argues a Kennedy-McCarthy ticket would offer a real alternative to voters, potentially enlarging the nomination field and fueling a hard fought campaign. The note frames the pairing as a bold option amid Democratic discussions.
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Public Act 627 Expands Education Grants For Exceptional Children
The state extends grants beyond training for disabled youths to regional facilities for exceptional children. Vernon Naugatuck Avon and Woodbury receive first allocations to build broader programs under the State Board of Education. The aim is to nurture brilliant students toward higher achievement and leadership across Connecticut.
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Middle class finances shape debate on social benefits
Column argues public aid like Medicare Legal Aid and auto insurance raise questions about middle class costs and access. It contends the middle class bears the burden of financing universal benefits and asks how far social equality insurance should go.
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Cambodia's Prince Sihanouk Threat and Lon Nol Push
Yesterday the Cambodian chief of state warned the United States of a possible transfer of power to anti communist Gen Lon Nol if Cambodian rebels do not halt their insurgency. The prince has wavered between the US and China since independence.
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The Gold Run and U.S. Policy Reflections
Sylvia Porter argues the gold market panic reflects loss of faith in U.S. finance from Vietnam spending, balance of payments deficits, and a need to strengthen the dollar. She notes Bretton Woods framework, foreign holdings, and the London gold pool shaping the crisis. The piece previews continued analysis on Page Forty.
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Johnson and Humphrey Kennedy Ticket Feasibility
National wire columnist speculates on a Humphrey Kennedy ticket if Johnson quits. Notes Johnson would back Bobby behind the scenes while Bobby would delay presidential runs until 1976, with McCarthy a potential obstacle. Also weighs Johnson’s motives to retire amid Vietnam and health concerns.
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World War II era analysis on Vietnam peace chances
A AP News Analysis argues that despite rising fighting in Vietnam a negotiated settlement remains likely. It contrasts views of a future peace talks with a fade through military victory, noting U S political sensitivities, Hanoi’s stance, and Viet Cong goals ahead of any conference. James Marlow is ill.
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War Budgets and the Unmentionables in Vietnam Debate
A columnist urges clear action and reveals that some officials doubt 200000 more troops would win the Vietnam War. Westmoreland seeks broader doctrine and full freedom to use troops, while Fulbright pushes open debate on troop levels and escalation. The piece warns against defeatism and calls for decisive, public military discussion.
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Gomulka Blames Zionists for Polish Riots and Emigra tion Offer
Warsaw reports Gomulka defended scarce Zionist blame tone while urging calm amid riots that spread from Warsaw University. He announced 1,208 arrests, 687 released, 146 policemen injured, and noted emigration passports available to Jews who wish to leave Poland. Israel protested anti Zionist rhetoric as Begin urged restraint.
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Long Island Sound Bridge Hearing Set Tonight
The Long Island Bridge Study commission holds its first public hearing in Bridgeport at 8 pm at City Hall to gather views on building a bridge from Bridgeport to Port Jefferson. State Sen. Paul Amenta chairs the panel and invites input from citizens and civic groups.
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