Bridgeport Telegram Publication Details and Subscriptions
The Bridgeport Telegram is a morning daily published by The Post Publishing Company. It outlines subscription rates for 1 year or 6 months, with or without the Sunday Post, and notes cross-delivery with The Bridgeport Post on holidays all within Bridgeport, Connecticut. It states address, phone, and copyright affiliations with The Associated Press.
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Public schools and sex education debate in Bridgeport
Bridgeport discusses including sex and family life education in public schools. A planning committee is gathering information and opinions, with a June report due. The group stresses coordinating with homes and churches and questions school responsibility if home and church instruction fail.
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Bridgeport
Peace Corps expands with new technical aid affiliate
The Peace Corps partners with International Technical Assistance Inc. to provide technical information and training for volunteers. Director Jack Vaughn says the affiliate offers worldwide contacts and substantial technical talent to prepare Peace Corps members for service in developing countries, boosting effectiveness and directness of the corps' goals.
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Peace Corps
U.S
International Technical Assistance, Inc
Jack Vaughn
Semantics Antics in Vietnam War Phrases
A Home Front debate highlights how military terms like search and destroy faced criticism. Washington image makers proposed recon naissance in force to soften the view, but many readers still use the simpler phrase search and destroy to describe the same tactic.
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U.S
Vietnam
Washington
Gullible voters questioned by image makers in note
The writer mocks voters for being gullible toward image makers and adds a definition of gullible, arguing skepticism toward manipulated visuals. The piece conveys a cautious stance on media influence without naming individuals or events.
Britain Holds Firm on Tax Hikes and Wages Policy
Labour leaders push strict measures to stabilize international finances. Roy Jenkins outlines higher taxes on cigarettes and other goods, dividend caps, and wage and price ceilings to fix Britain’s balance of payments. Johnson signals austerity at home as US may follow.
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Great Britain
Roy Jenkins
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Britain
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Eden’s Advice on Vietnam and Negotiations
Anthony Eden argues for a measured U S approach to Vietnam stressing military readiness, pacification, and pressuring North Vietnam via Russia. He warns against appeasement and warns that withdrawal without solid terms could yield chaos and communist gains. He cautions against a total victory mindset and favors negotiable paths avoiding appeasement or coalition with Viet Cong.
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New York
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Nine farm workers win reinstatement in Salinas case
In Salinas California nine farm workers were fired for union activity and won a Superior Court ruling that they must be rehired with $750 in damages each. The judge barred future termination except for just cause and set minimum wages tied to the company’s 1984 86 earnings, with escalator clause humor noted.
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Salinas
Cal
Living in Nairobi on $400 A week with benefits
A view of relocating to Nairobi Kenya for a U S executive earning 400 a week. It outlines housing costs from 400 to 450 a month, domestic workers at 33 a month, and top hotel dinners around 3 50 plus tip. It notes cheaper produce and local foods, medical care, clubs and leisure options, and asserts an active social life despite high rents and long travel.
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Kenya
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Kennedy Airport
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Comic Dictionary Grumbler Knocks At Opportunity Door
A comic dictionary entry defines a grumbler as a person who fails to seize chance and ends up knocking at opportunity later. The humorous sketch contrasts timely action with perpetual complaint, highlighting the irony in missed chances.
Kennedy Johnson clash over Vietnam peace plan ends in deadlock
National discussion over a Kennedy proposal to form a commission on Vietnam sparked heated denunciations and political maneuvering. Both sides refused compromise, with Kennedy's terms and Johnson's rejection highlighting ego and election-year stakes. A deal could have united the party and the country.
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Johnson
Vietnam
Kennedy
Bobby
Lyndon Johnson
Commission
Ted Sorensen
Usup
Democratic Party
McCarthy Campaign Draws Hundreds of Students to Milwaukee
McCarthy supporters from campuses in Cham paign Chicago Columbus Ann Arbor and Milwaukee canvassed over 100000 homes during a weekend visit aiming to boost Eugene McCarthy ahead of Wisconsins April 2 primary. Volunteers slept little and posted at storefronts forming a growing Milwaukee campaign center.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Eugene J. McCarthy
Robert F. Kennedy
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Jim Feldman
University of Illinois
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Herder
Millersburg
Ohio
Michigan
Philip Hart
Johnson
Ann Hart
New Hampshire
Obscure Reports in Civil Disorder Debated
A critical view argues that the Warren Report Manchester and the Kerner Commission reports failed to satisfy due truth. It condemns their conclusions as preconceptions shaped to fit sponsor agendas and politics of the era.
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William Caxton
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Jane
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Manchester
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Kerner Commission
Oswald Poor Shot Claims Surface In Declassified Text
Declassified Warren Commission transcripts reveal Lee Harvey Oswald was an extremely poor shot, needing hunting companions to provide game during a 1959 defect to Russia. Nuclear-era details include U-2 reconnaissance notes and cautions on autopsy photos as attempts to verify bullets. Nasenko, a Soviet secret police defector, described Oswald’s hunting and schooling abilities, while CIA mentions Oswald's Mexico City embassy visit and contact with a Soviet official.
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Russia
Yuri Ivanovich Nasenko
United States
David Wise
Saturday Evening Post
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Japan
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Texas
Robert Bahmer
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Harvey Oswald
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Mexico City
Valeriy Vladimirovich Kostikoy
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