Bridgeport Telegram and Post share circulation details and rates
The Bridgeport Telegram outlines publication ties with The Bridgeport Post, noting cooperative distribution on holidays and open daily service. It lists subscription rates for daily and weekend editions, with regional pricing and billing terms.
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Bridgeport Telegram
State St. Bridgeport
Conn
Bridgeport Post
Audit Bureau of Circulation
HE. Post Publishing Company
Bridgeport Sunday Post
Sunday Post
Sun Post
Bridgeport
Associated Press
Remember This Case of Atomic Attack Language Cited
A humorous critique praises how the Civil Service Commission language would change under atomic attack. It mocks the addition of new regulation sections and applauds the agency for expanding the bureaucratic lexicon.
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Civil Service Commission
United States
Commission
Suharto Seeks Funds Amid Inflation Fight in Indonesia
President Suharto travels to Japan seeking about 60 million dollars to help Indonesia reach its 325 million dollar foreign aid goal for the year. He aims to reduce inflation by 30 to 40 percent while negotiating with the United States Japan and other creditor nations for support.
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Suharto
Indonesia
Japan
United States
Soviet Union
Europe
Rockefeller Abandons Presidential Bid After GOP Leader Moodshift
Nelson Rockefeller reflects on his failed campaigns and says he will no longer seek the presidency. He notes party leaders prefer Nixon over any divisive challenge and cites Romney's withdrawal as a turning point. Rockefeller states he is not campaigning for the presidency.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Nelson Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Barry Goldwater
Rockefeller
George Romney
Michigan
Richard Nixon
Rockefeller may not seek 1968 bid in GOP race
The article notes Rockefeller plans to discuss issues and support party alternatives to President Johnson, but says he expects no call to run in 1968. Nixon now appears to have a clear field, with Reagan and Rockefeller as potential favorite son contenders and the party’s fate tied to Nixon.
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Rockefeller
Johnson
Congress
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Ronald Reagan
California
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Abe Lincoln
Man versus machine in push for safer driving
A six month drive for public safety shifts focus from car design to driver behavior. 300 Insurance Institute for Highway Safety experts in Chicago urge more research on why drivers click toward danger, arguing that better data on behavior could reduce highway deaths and injuries.
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Insurance Institute For Highway Safety
Chicago
Negro vote factor in New York Senate race surfaces
Percy Sutton, Manhattan borough president, seeks the Democratic nomination for U S Senator from New York. Burns backs Kennedy, while Sutton gains Bronx official Bedillo support. Other contenders include Otis Pike Joseph Resnick and Paul O Dwyer. Resnick calls Sutton boss’s pick with millions pledged. Sutton aims to mobilize Black voters for the Democratic ticket.
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Percy E. Sutton
Manhattan
U.S
New York
John J. Burns
Sutton
Kennedy
Burns
Bronx
Herman Bedillo
Otis G. Pike
Suffolk County
Joseph Y. Resnick
Hudson County
Paul O'Dwyer
William O’dwyer
Coalition For A Democratic Alternative
McCarthy
Resnick
Italy Gives 1 499 755 Toward UN Finances
The Italian government made a voluntary contribution of 1 499 755 to aid the United Nations in its financial difficulties. The note praises Italy and the United States for supporting the UN while noting broader questions about its effectiveness as a deliberative body.
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Columbus Dispatch
Italy
United Nations
United States
Tower of Babel
New York
America
Medicare doctor bill insurance push urged for seniors
Sylvia Porter explains the Medicare doctor bill plan for Americans over 65. Sign up now to avoid higher future premiums and gain new benefits including full costs for X ray and lab services, outpatient therapy, durable medical equipment, and broader hospital coverage under new amendments.
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Medicare
Social Security’ Administration
Sylvia
Griffin Hospital Secures $400000 Federal Grant
Griffin Hospital in Derby Connecticut received a 400000 federal grant from the Department of Health Education and Welfare to fund a two story addition with diagnostic treatment radiology and outpatient departments a 55 bed medical surgical unit and a 16 bed pediatric unit. Senator Ribicoff notes the project total cost is about 5124242 dollars.
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Washington
Griffin Hospital
Derby
Conn
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Sen. Ribicoff
Presidential politics and the Vietnam dilemma
A national column criticizes Nelson Rockefeller and Bobby Kennedy for opportunism in their Vietnam stance while President Johnson defends his war policy. The piece argues candidates fear losing votes, cites Nixon and McCarthy, and calls for a political halt to allow a peace effort.
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Congress
Johnson
Capitol Hill
Nelson Rockefeller
Vietnam
Bobby Kennedy
Rockefeller
White House
Providence
Hobby Kennedy
Messages as tool in Johnson budget clash with Congress
AP analysis notes that President Johnson uses frequent messages to push domestic programs while Congress resists expansion, seeking austerity. Critics like Rep. Curtis say messages mislead, while some supporters worry about budget strain and Vietnam. James Marlow reports.
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Congress
Vietnam
Thomas B. Curtis
R-Mo
Johnson
Curtis
GOP Women to Attend Parley in Washington
Hartford CT women will travel to the 16th annual Republican Women's Conference in Washington from April 22 to 25. About 100 delegates from the state will include Tina Harrower of Hamden and Anna-Mae Switaski of New Britain, who chairs the Connecticut Federation of Republican Women. Mrs. Wayne Patrick of Avon leads the local organizing effort with workshops planned under the theme Victory 68.
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Hartford
Connecticut
Washington
GOP
Tina Harrower
Hamden
Anna-Mae Switaski
New Britain
Connecticut Federation of Republican Women
Wayne Patrick
Avon
Clarence E. Erwin Jr
Harry Aspenwall
Greenwich
How does a party die in American politics
A historical survey traces the fate of parties from the Federalists through the Whigs to the Democratic party of the 1960s. It notes leaders like Hamilton Webster and Kennedy and Stevenson, strategic failures, factional splits, and crises such as civil rights turmoil and Vietnam policy, questioning whether mismanagement heralds collapse.
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United States
George Washington
John Adams
Alexander Hamilton
Supreme Court
John Marshall
Hamilton
Democratic Party
John Kennedy
Adlai Stevenson
Kennedy
Stevenson
Clay
Webster
Lyndon Johnson
Bank of the United State
Eleonora Sears Pioneer Sportswoman Dies at 87
Eleonora Randolph Sears, 87, trailblazer for women in sports, died after a brief illness in Palm Beach Florida. A Boston Brahmin icon, she won 249 trophies in tennis and squash, was a first female squash champion in 1928, raced horses, flew early airplanes, and walked long charity tours.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Eleonora Randolph Sears
Miss Sears
Trinity Church
Boston
Eleonora Sears
Providence
R. I
Frederick Richard Sears
Jefferson
Boston Harbor
Claude Grahame-White
America
New York
Harold
Vanderbilt
England
Face Restored for Osaka Priest After Sons Pass Exams
Tsutomu Katagiri, priest at Ki tano Tenmangu shrine in Osaka, has regained face as his twin sons pass Kyoto University School of Agriculture entrance exams on their second attempt after failing last year. The shrine honors the Deity of Learning.
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Osaka
Japan
Tsutomu Katagiri
Kitano Tenmangu
Kyoto University
School of Agriculture
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