Bridgeport Post and Telegram Subscribers Details
The Bridgeport Post Publishing Company outlines subscription rates for The Bridgeport Post and The Bridgeport Telegram. Rates cover 1 year and 6 or 3 months with and without the Sunday Post, including out of town pricing.
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National splits grow over Vietnam war direction in parties
As conventions near, Democrats and Republicans reveal splits on Vietnam policy. Kennedy and Clark shift to testing Soviet leverage for peace talks while warning bombing time costs American lives. Symington argues for broader targets. Romney Javits Percy Hatfield echo peace leanings, Brooke supports continued bombing. The piece laments partisan politics amid a distant war and calls for a united push to end the conflict.
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Vietnam
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Joseph F. Clark
Pennsylvania
Ho Chi Minh
Johnson
Alexei Kosygin
London
North Vietnam
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Air Force
United States
George Romney
Michigan
Jacob K. Javits
New York
Charles H. Percy
Ilinois
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
Edward W. Brooke
Genius resumes would hire historic giants in modern firms
A national recruitment firm tested if today’s firms would hire famed geniuses by submitting 41 resumes, including Einstein Da Vinci Edison Wright Oppenheimer Verne Jefferson to 18 recruiters. Seven firms would hire Einstein at 26, while 12 would hire Da Vinci, showing mix of interests over actual past outcomes.
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Einstein
Career Incorporated
Albert Einstein
Leonardo Ba Vinci
Thomas A. Edison
Orville Wright
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Jules Verne
Thomas Jefferson
Rube Goldberg
John Worrell Keely
Etheric motor claim and Wiener resume woes highlight talent market
The text contrasts a inventor touting an etheric powered motor with Norbert Wiener being rejected by 18 employers for a weak resume. Careers Incorporated concludes recruiters understand their business and current American industry offers strong opportunities for real talent, including nonteam technical workers.
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Norbert Wiener
Careers Incorporated
Insurance Industry Survey Signals Hope for Medical Cost Solutions
The Travelers Insurance stockholders meeting in Hartford highlighted the need for better health protection as private and public policies fail to cover all medical costs. President Sterling T. Tooker urged private industry to tackle the social medical economic and political challenges of health care as costs rise for hospitalization physicians fees medicines and nurses services. The gathering underscored the urgency of a broad industry survey to yield concrete fixes for family welfare against illness and injury.
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Travelers Insurance Company
Hartford
Sterling T. Tooker
Insurance
Economic Forecast Mixed as Fed Eases and Inflation Looms
The piece argues Fed easing may lift stagnation and spur a year-end expansion, with inflation control actions likely. It notes banks cutting prime rates to 5 1 4 percent led by Chase Manhattan, then Bank of America and others, amid hopes of a brief cooling before a boom. Also mentions LBJ image advice and rising spoken rates, plus winter wheat crop concerns and July harvest risks.
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Pollution blitz to reshape industry and jobs nationwide
By May 20 NYC landlords must upgrade or close incinerators at high cost. By July 1 states must draft water pollution plans or face federal takeover. Fall 1967 to 1968 brings tougher automobile and air pollution rules with hefty fines. New industries and many jobs are expected to arise from pollution control efforts.
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Congress
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St. Petersburg
Fla
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Comic Dictionary QW-OFF No one who always makes ate impression
Comic Dictionary QW-OFF notes a playful coinage about a person who aims to impress but fails to make an impact. The humorous line highlights mismatch between intention and effect in a light, witty tone.
National Whirligig of Vietnam Policy in 1968 Debate
White House talks on Vietnam policy pit Democratic caution against Republican doves. Johnson aims to portray any concession as appeasement while doves like Bobby Kennedy await a potential shift. Hatfield Percy and others weigh anti escalation stances as 1968 approaches.
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Lawrence O’brien
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John Bailey
Lyndon Johnson
Bobby Kennedy
Republic
the Chi Minh
Ky delivers Saigon's new constitution to Guam meeting
At Guam, President Johnson and aides witnessed South Vietnam Prime Minister Ky present Saigon's newly approved constitution. Ky praised democratic progress after decades under foreign control. Ky urged intensified action against the North and rejected any coalition with the Viet Cong.
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Johnson
Guam
South Vietnam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Saigon
Constituent Assembly
North Vietnam
North
Soth Vietnam
Nguyen Vang Thieu
Great Land Grab of 1967 Threatens Western Mineral Wealth
Senator Alan Bible fights a plan by Interior Secretary Udall to transfer 800000 acres of mineral deposits in California Idaho Montana Nevada New Mexico and Wyoming to federal control. The piece traces constitutional power debates from Washington through Taft and modern courts, arguing that executive overreach could erode private mining rights and set a precedent for federal seizure of land and resources.
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Alan Bible
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Interior
Udall
California
Idaho
Montana
New Mexico
Wyoming
Smail
American Republic
Washington
Hamilton
Pacificus
Madison
Helvidius
Congress
Court of Appeals
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U.S. Navy
Taft
Wenshaw
Midwest Oil Company
White House
Senator Bible
U. S.mathers
Red China backs Hanoi as war drags on
AP dispatch outlines Beijing’s propaganda push to keep Hanoi in the war, warning Washington that escalation or talks won’t save Johnson’s administration. It notes China’s cultural revolution disrupts aid, while Hanoi fears losing insurgency gains if it yields to peace proposals.
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Hanoi
William L. Ryan
Red
U.S
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U Thant
United Nations
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
United States
America
Peking
People’s Daily
China
Soviet Union
North Viet Nam
Vietnam
Record 1827 teaching vacancies in Connecticut schools
Hartford field report shows 1,827 teaching vacancies in the state's public schools the highest on record. The Education Department notes a 28.7 percent rise from last year and cites needs for 830 elementary 669 secondary and 328 special teachers or coordinators across guidance retarded and social work areas.
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