Bridgeport Telegram and Bridgeport Post details and rates
The Bridgeport Telegram and Bridgeport Post publish morning and evening editions with holiday cross-availability. Subscription rates are listed for 1 year 6 months and 3 months in Bridgeport and beyond 150 miles, with separate pricing for daily and Sunday Post copies. The paper is member of the Associated Press and second class postage paid at Bridgeport Connecticut.
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Tax Rise Debate Shapes Economic Outlook In 1960s Era
National Business Council members meeting in Hot Springs Va weigh tax policy amid booming economy and inflation risk. Labor economists push immediate action while the Fed prefers tighter monetary policy and administration leans toward business views. A Washington fundraiser attendance signals political shifts as lobbyists assess Democratic performance.
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Hot Springs
Viet Nam
Organized Labor
Speniding
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Federal Reserve Board
Business Council
Federal Reserve ‘Board
Washington
Graham links crime to loss of faith in Great Society talk
Evangelist Billy Graham addresses the American Bible Society in New York urging a spiritual awakening. He credits moral renewal with reducing crime and improving race relations, condemns secularism and the banning of God from public life, and cites youth rebellion and anti-social acts as signs of a crisis.
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Evangelist Billy Graham
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New York
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Great Society
White House
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United States
God
Undersea venture rush expands beyond space race
The Navy advances deep diving subs and associated crafts from CURVY to DSV and DSRV as Sealab IT fuels a hydrospace push. Plans aim to cover 98 percent of the ocean floor within six years with a global port and support network. The era of underwater exploration accelerates alongside public space programs.
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Mediterranean
Spain
Navy
Willard E. Wilks
Missiles and Rockets Magazine
Air Force
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Outer Space
Hiring the Handicapped
An article argues that disabled workers perform as well as able bodied staff when given a chance. It cites lower turnover fewer accidents favorable attendance records and no extra cost, with Hughes Aircraft noting its 6000 handicapped employees and strong safety and production metrics.
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Water safety and draft notices mix casual seasonal notes
This reads like a late 1960s public service collage urging water safety with tips to avoid drownings and a note on Selective Service draft deferment test dates shifting into June. It also mentions Oregon Senator Morse in campaign mode and an unusual ice patrol season with no icebergs south of the 50th parallel.
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Selective Service System
U.S. Coast Guard
Working Wives Shape Future Consumer Power
A 1966 view argues door to door surveys miss half the truth of housewives. Cornelius Du Bois of Foote, Cone & Belding notes 36 percent are away at work, altering demand from cosmetics to appliances. The piece forecasts rising married female labor, midlife participation, and the need for investment education and training.
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Rome
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Foote, Cone & Belding
DuBois
Necponte
Fc&b
Fulbright Critics and Truman Clash in Vietnam Debate
The piece rails at Senator Fulbright for calling on U S leaders to let South Vietnam settle its fate, labeling him uneducated and hypocritical. It contrasts Fulbright with Truman, mocks his stance on civil rights and foreign policy, and defends hardline action against Ho Chi Minh and communist expansion in Southeast Asia.
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William Fulbright
Ark
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Academe
Viet Nam
Redter
Ful Jeader
Ho Chi Minh
Greece
Turkey
Europe
Ivan the Ter
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South Viet Nam
Harry Truman
United States
Cotton Mather
A. Plodder
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Morinen
Mme - Ahenad
Ft. Org
De Gaulle on Napoleon Delusions and Nuclear Deterrence
Dr. Couchmaster debates with Charles de Gaulle about identity, Europe’s future, and France’s nuclear deterrent. They discuss Napoleon myths, American alliances, isolationism, and the risks of external control in a guarded, jokey therapy session.
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Clarence W
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France
Napoleon
Dr. Couchmaster
Dauphin
Hyde Park
Coachmaster
Couch
Couchmaster
Atlantic
Urals
Russia
Europe
de Gaulle
United States
Dean Acheson
Algeria
Geneva
Ussr
NATO
Jeanne d'Arc
Wandering Roman Scholar Faces Temptation Shortfall
Phi j Somic Dictionary Wanderer, a Roman figure famed for resisting temptation, is unsettled only when he cannot locate any. The quip hints at a clever paradox surrounding restraint and desire in a playful pseudo scholarly tone.
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Roman
Uncertainty in South Vietnam as Ky seizes Da Nang
AP analysis notes the Da Nang seizure by Premier Ky loyalists deepens instability and risks civil war. U.S. officials express cautious optimism but acknowledge a long period of upheaval as Buddhist leaders, including Thich Tri Quang, push to topple Ky.
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Nguyen Cao Ky
Johnson
Honolulu
Viet Nam
da Nang
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Thich Tri Quang
Fulbright Regrets Harsh Viet Nam Remarks and Misinterpretations
Senate Foreign Relations Committee chair Fulbright says his criticism of press coverage and his Vietnam remarks were misinterpreted. He regrets calling Saigon a brothel and explains his broader point about power, arrogance, and the impact of rich nations on weaker ones.
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Adolf Hitler
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Sen
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D-Ark
Viet Nam
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committée
America
Athens
France
Nazi Germany
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