Bridgeport Publishing Details and Postal Rates
The Bridgeport Telegram morning paper and Bridgeport Post publications outline pricing for daily and Sunday editions, mail subscriptions, and rates for extended distances. It notes postal charges, holiday copy provisions, and Associated Press rights, with publication details for Bridgeport, Conn.
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Bridgeport Telegram
Dial Edison
Post Publishing Company
Bridgeport Post
Bridgeport Sunday Post
Sunday Post
Halidays
Associated Press
Bridgeport
Conn
U. S. Pat
Thanksgiving Day Message on Eisenhower Health and Leadership
The nation reflects on President Eisenhower's health with gratitude for recovery from a heart attack and cerebral attack. Leaders from both parties express sympathy and loyalty as he prepares state of the union messages and NATO duties, weighing authority delegation amid constitutional questions.
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Eisenhower
White House
Denver
Soviet Union
Paris
NATO
Union
United States
Tolls Set for New Connecticut Turnpike Route
State Highway Commissioner announces toll rates for the 129 mile turnpike. Eight main stations charge 25 cents and a ninth 10 cents totaling 2.10 for the full route. Greenwich station to open later. buses and large trucks pay 75 cents at main stations. Commuter tickets offered at 3.50 for 42 trips. Project costs 464 million dollars with expected early traffic and public relief.
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Connecticut Turnpike
Newman E. Argraves
Norwalk
Stratford
West Haven
Branford
Madison
Montville
Plainfield
Baldwin
Connecticut River
Old Saybrook
Greenwich
Tale of Two Governors Reflects Different Paths
New York Governor Harriman signals a possible end to the $35 income tax abatement as revenues slow. Connecticut Governor Ribicoff orders a 10 percent spending cut and halts new state jobs to preserve essential services amid revenue declines. The assessment favors Ribicoff’s approach over Harriman’s.
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N.Y. Daily News
Averell Harriman
New York
New York State
Abraham Ribicoff
Connecticut
Ribicoff
Harriman
We Live Our Thanks a Thanksgiving Reflection
The piece reflects gratitude for blessings received and duties to future generations. It contrasts the abundance of past and present with a call to preserve liberty, law, and faith, urging humbly to shape a better future and advance humane progress.
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Janus
Earth
Hartford Bows To Yuletide Free Parking Plan
The City of Hartford suspends parking meter charges from December 18 to Christmas Day to boost downtown trade. Meters will be free, but curb parking banned until 9 30 a m to curb abuse. Mayor Tedesco may consider a similar program to attract shoppers and support merchants.
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Hartford
Tedesco
Promoting New England Drives Regional Advertising Push
The New England Council seeks 150000 to fund a broad promotion to attract industry tourism and residents. Regions like the south and southwest have invested heavily in national ads, while New England lags. The six states offer skilled labor transport and scenic coastlines and winter sports potential.
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New England
New London
New England Council
Tax Service Tightens Scrutiny of Employee Expense Claims
The Internal Revenue Service plans closer review of large expense accounts and prizes from employers. From January 1, all employees with boss paid expenses must report totals on page one of the 1958 tax return with a detailed accounting. The rules require including as gross income any employer prizes or awards and scrutinize trips and entertainment as potential non deductible or misclassified items.
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New York
Internal Revenue Service
Revenue Service
Eisenhower as banker of the Allied coalition amid economic strain
Ray Tucker portrays President Eisenhower as the financial linchpin of Allied support, stressing that the nation must keep the economy near wartime efficiency to sustain leadership and deter Soviet advances in missiles and space. He notes slow industrial growth and delayed expansion plans as a core worry.
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United States
Russia
Free World
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Ovr
Sputnik era ends in a man made meteorite fall
Cambridge mass Nov 27 AP scientists discuss a final stage rocket from the Sputnik program potentially becoming a man made meteorite as it plunges through the atmosphere. Dr Whipple notes the event could be spectacular at night with a long blue red trail while daytime sightings would be less dramatic.
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Cambridge
Mass
Fren L. Whipple
Smithsonian Astrophysicaljnours Saver
Sputniks
Whipple
Bofb
Whipples
Ite
Outer Space
Earth
Sputgick
Smithsonian
Dr. Whipple
Charles
Whitney
Smith
Lodge to visit Connecticut amid wary Republican eyes
The piece notes former Connecticut governor John Lodge will visit the state during his ambassadorial leave in Spain, prospecting for a 1958 Republican convention. It recalls past reactions, remarks on his governance, and hints at shifting party sentiment as time narrows for a Lodge bid.
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John Lodge
Connecticut
Lodge
Spain
Lie Betwen
Crisis echoes global strain after Eisenhower illness
An overview of the Suez era tensions as the United States votes against British and French actions in the UN, Europe fears NATO unity, and King Mohammed V’s Moroccan visit coincides with Eisenhower’s illness altering leadership dynamics and prospects for peace. The event underscores how the president’s absence reshapes alliance relations and strategic moves.
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Pakistan
United States
United Nations
Agaha Shahi
East Germany
Trategic Air Command
Europe
Morocco
Dulles
Paris
Macmillan
Britain
Gaillard
France
Eisenhower
NATO
Russia
Concentra
Wyn Lloyd
Anglo
Nixon
Rhythmic Energy Devices in Ancient Labor Ceremonies
The text discusses a universal need for devices or rituals to regulate muscle rhythm in work. It links primitive ceremonials and European ballads to sea chanteys, suggesting collective rhythm powered great ancient projects like pyramids.
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Europe
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