Bridgeport Post and Telegram Circulation Details
The Bridgeport Publishing Company lists The Bridgeport Post and The Bridgeport Telegram as daily and morning papers with Sunday Post editions. Subscriptions vary by duration and distance, with rates for daily and Sunday bundles, and separate Sun Post single copies. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and second class postage is paid in Bridgeport, Connecticut.
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Bridgeport Telegram
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Bridgeport Sunday Post
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AP News
Romania Rejects Soviet Troop Bases Demand In European Stand
In a bold move Romania told the Kremlin to withdraw Soviet forces from East Germany Hungary and Poland and refused continued Warsaw Pact payments. Nicolae Ceausescu condemned military blocs while Senator Mansfield urged bringing American troops home and leaving only a token force in Europe.
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Kremlin
Charles de Gaulle
France
NATO
Romania
Europe
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Communist Party
Bucharest
de Gaulle
Chou En-Lai
China
Peking
Ion Gheorghe Maurer
Moscow
Brezhnev
Soviet Union
East Germany
Hungary
Poland
United States
Nicolae Ceausescu
Romanian Communist Party
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Auto Sales Decline Triggers Calls for Price Cut
The slowdown in April and early May auto sales worries the economy as the industry leads growth. Walter Reuther urges a $100 to $200 wholesale price cut to spur demand, arguing production cuts are temporary and inflation relief is desired.
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United Automobile Workers
Walter Reuther
Reuther
Long Beach
Calif
Association of New York Chevrolet Dealers
Self-set prices urged to boost auto sales economy
The idea proposes letting buyers set their own car price to lower sticker totals at the source. If these cuts spare dealer profits, sales should rise and employment benefit. The argument links auto industry stability to broader economic stability.
Favorite Blue Chip Stocks Turn Over the Decades
A look at the 1946 and 1966 lists of preferred stocks shows how investor fashions shift. Montgomery Ward once topped the 1946 Favorite Fifty, while 1966 favorites include General Motors and IBM, with only four 1946 names surviving in the top ranks.
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Sylvia Portep
A. Montgomery Ward
Montgomery Ward
Standard Oil
N. J
Kennecott Copper
North American Co
Union Car__ bide
Chrysler
Sylvia Ronter Johns Mansville
Paramount Pictures
duPont Gulf Oil
duPont
Union Carbide
Gulf Oil
Arthur Wiesenberger & Co
N.T
Kennecott Cooper
Johns Manville
American Gas & Elec
American Viscose
B. F. Goodrich
Hercules Powder
Continental Oil
American Radiator &&.S
Armstrong Cork
Electric Auto- Lite
Firestone Tire
Texaco
Socony Mobile
Eastman Kodak
Sears, Roebuck
Monsanto Co
Ford Motor
Phillips Petroleum
Int'l Paper
Ind
National Lead
General ‘ Foods
American Cyanamid
American Electric Power
South'n Cal
Edison
Dow, Chemical
Elec
Chase Man‘hattan Bank
Texas Company
Alliea Stores
jAmerican Tobacco
Celanvese’Corp
Deere & Company
Great Northern ‘Railway
Phillips, Petroleum
Standard Oil of California
C.I.T. Financial Corp
Eastman& Kodak
Commonwealth Edison
Minneapolis Mining. & Manufacturing
National Dairy Products
Southern Company
Allied, Chemical
Phelps Dodge
American
Central & So
West
Westinghouse Electric
International Nickel
Consumers’ Power
Com
Américan Can
Honeywell
Procter & Gamble
Right to Privacy At Risk In Proposed Federal Data Center
Senator Edward Long warns that a Federal Data Center could centralize personal records from tax to census data, social security and FBI fingerprints. He cites privacy abuses and the erosion of constitutional safeguards, noting past breaches and the fear of a omniscient federal databank.
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George Orwell
Edward V. Long
Missouri
Armed Services
FBI
Air Force seeks 3,000 civilian technicians nationwide
The Defense Department announced an urgent Air Force need for 3,000 qualified technicians to fill civilian posts in the United States and overseas within months. The program offers attractive wages and overseas opportunities, tied to a broader shift of military roles to civilian positions amid Southeast Asia tensions.
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Defense Department
Air Force
United States
Civil Service
Southeast Asia
Pentagon
Asia
Griffin Named U S Senator in Michigan Race Boost
Rep Robert P Griffin on an inspection tour in Saigon received a telephone call from Gov George W Romney informing him of his appointment as U S Senator from Michigan to replace the late Pat McNamara. The move strengthens his uphill bid for a six year term as his rival field includes the Williams–Cavagnah winner.
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Robert P. Griffin
Saigon
George W. Romney
U.S
Michigan
Pat McNamara
Griffin
Landrum-Griffin
G. Mennen Williams
Detroit
Jerome P. Cavanagh
Canada Likely to Top 170000 Immigrants in 1966
Ottawa reports first quarter figures suggest 1966 will be a big year for immigration to Canada. With 30 713 newcomers in January February March and assuming arrivals peak between April and November officials forecast surpassing 170 000 for the ninth time in the nation's history.
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Ottawa
Canada
Credit Thought: Easier to Acquire Goods Than Rights
A remark on consumer psychology notes that obtaining credit for purchases is often simpler than securing credit for actions or services. The statement suggests buyers may separate buying power from personal deeds.
Costly Job Corps Center raises taxpayer concerns
A columnist questions Office of Economic Opportunity figures on the St. Petersburg Job Corps Center for Women. Per graduate costs cited by Rep. Goodell range from 9,430 to 39,205 dollars, drawing comparisons to college education costs and prompting calls for fiscal accountability and humane program targets.
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St. Petersburg
Fila
Office of Economic ‘Opportunity
OEO
Charles Goodell
R. N.Y
General Motors
Library of Congress
Betty
Goodell
Ure
Ces’s
U.S
Diamond Jim
Brady
OEQ
Bass
Sargent Shriver
Dixie
Benetta Washington
Harvard
Dulles and Rusk Separate Paths in Vietnam Crisis
AP analysis notes John Foster Dulles as flamboyant, Dean Rusk as quiet policy technician. Johnson relies on Rusk to explain administration positions as Vietnam war deepens chaos. The piece contrasts their styles and warns of potential scapegoating if the war fails.
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John Foster Dulles
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Dulles
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Johnson
John. Enn
Viet Nam
No. 1
Da Nang Firefight Described by Reporter Wounded in Action
AP correspondent Bob Ohman recalls a brutal Da Nang clash between progovernment and rebel forces. He describes taking cover on Hoang Dieu Street as a 57mm round narrowly missed, medics treated six airborne troops and two civilians, and soldiers pounded highway barricades while Buddhist Boy Scouts aided wounded civilians. The piece notes rising tensions and the likelihood of further casualties as both sides shoot high to avoid killing fellow Vietnamese.
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Bob Ohman
da Nang
South Viet Nam AP
Hoang Dieu Street
Associated Press
Dang van Phuoc
Saigon
Aernes
le Trong Tin
1St Airborne Battalion
Red Cross
GOP Ifs and Whens in Senate Leadership Talk
Senator Dirksen recovers from a broken hip as discussions swirl over his successor. Rumors link Morton and Kuchel to leadership posts and name Hruska and Scott as potential floor leaders, with Saltonstall absent and Scott and Morton vying for influence among a Republican conference seen as a club of peers.
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Everett Dirksen
Ruchel
California
Dirk
Sen
Morton
Kentucky
Rachel
Dirksen
Hruska
Nebraska
Robert Taft
Knowland
Republican Conference
GOP
Senate
90Th
Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Scott
Pennsylvania
Kuchel
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Young
North Dakota
Carlson
Kansas
Cotton
New Hampshire
Murphy
Javits
New York
Goldwater
Lyndon - Johnson
Lucas
Illinois
McFarland
Arizona
Eisenhower
Bricker
Mansfield
Johnson
White House
Ev Dirksen
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Phuoc
Vallicy UL Ling GM
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Boy Scouts
Holmes Alexander
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