Bridgeport Publishing Details and Postal Rates
Bridgeport Telegram and Bridgeport Post publishing house details include addresses at 410 State St Bridgeport Conn and rates for daily and Sunday editions. The notice outlines subscription prices, postage surcharges beyond 150 miles, and holidays when copies of The Bridgeport Telegram may be substituted for The Bridgeport Post. It also states Associated Press republication rights and classified matter status.
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Bridgeport Telegram
Dial Edison
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Post Publishing Company
Bridgeport Post
Bridgeport Sunday Post
Audit Bureau of
State St. Bridgeport
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Sunday Post
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AP News
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Russia readies Rossiya maiden flight amid space race tempo
An AP dispatch reports Moscow plans the 170 passenger Rossiya as the world’s largest airliner with non stop Moscow to New York capability. The Tupolev 104 remains active as Russia positions its aviation lead amid secrecy and propaganda aims.
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Moscow
Sputnik
Rossiya
Russia
New York
Moskva
Ukraina
New Jersey
London
Outer Space
U. S
United States
Nixon Seeks Senate Probe on Satellite Milestone Fallout
The piece argues Nixon frames Soviet space progress as not altering military balance, urging a stronger defense focus. It notes fear and psychological impact of Sputnik shifting global views, and calls for prioritizing missile and satellite programs over budgets and tax cuts. It ends with a weather and pop culture aside about a singer and a Moonlight Swim.
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Senate
United States
Soviet Union
Richard M. Nixon
Republican Party
Nixon
Moon
Earth
Educational or Commercial Use of Unassigned TV Channel Questioned
The FCC faces appeals for an unassigned channel from Commercial Station WATR Waterbury and the State Board of Education. The board urges reserving the channel for educational programs potentially ten years ahead, while acknowledging legislative and facility hurdles before any educational service could start. The FCC will weigh public interest and future demand as it considers assignments.
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Federal Communications Commission
WATR
Waterbury
State Board of Education
FCC
State Board
Driver safety urged as accidents rise on Merritt Parkway
State Police logged 18 accidents and 43 vehicles involved on the Merritt Parkway between 5 and 9:30 p.m. last Sunday. The weekend saw arrests for various violations as traffic volumes remained high at toll stations.
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Merritt Parkway
Income Tax Shadow in Connecticut Politics
A. H. argues the special session edged Connecticut closer to an income tax by creating a Tax Study commission to review state taxation for a 1959 report. He notes party dynamics, farmer tax relief failures, and mounting real estate and other taxes predicting eventual tax changes regardless of current opposition. Fairfield county secession is raised as a warning.
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General Assembly
Connecticut
House
Senate
Ribicoff
Republican Party
Tax Study Commission
yTax Study Commission
Fairfield County
They Say Some People Are Superior to Others
Richard Glenn Gettel of Mount Holyoke College urges readers to be among the superior, brighter, and more versatile. A collection of remarks includes officials like Senator Charles E. Potter and quotes from Dave Beck and John L. Lewis, touching on communism, defense, and civil defense scenes in Knoxville.
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Richard Glenn Gettel
Mount Holyoke College
South Hadley
Mass
Our Allies Demand Quick Action On Missiles And Satellites
The columnist notes mistrust of Russia among allies and neutrals, warns of potential conflict in Turkey, and argues the United States must accelerate ballistic missile, rocket, and satellite development to maintain leadership and deter Moscow. The piece also touches a postwar Roosevelt anecdote and questions about trust in the Kremlin.
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Solini
United States
Levant
Marshal Zhukov
Turkey
Russia
Nehru
Nasser
Washington
Roosevelt
Turkiye Unshaken by Worst Foreign Crisis in a Decade
Istanbul dispatch notes Turkish calm amid Soviet Syrian charges as Oct. 27 elections approach. Prime Minister Menderes brandishes Syria as arms depot while Turkey readies near 450 miles of border with troops in defensive posture. Turks see Russia as real risk but doubt a broader war. the U.S. market and Japan trade links are highlighted alongside a quip about the Brooklyn Dodgers.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Far Fenm Reino Tifton
Dulles
America
Russia
Adnan Menderes
Syria
Soviet plot aims to topple Jordan and Lebanon rulers
Intelligence reports warn of Soviet backed moves to erase Jordan and Lebanon governments to forge a Egypt Syria border and form an Arab Confederation. King Hussein reportedly faces assassination plots while Jordan strengthens forces with U.S. aid and Bedouin allies.
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Middle East
Jordan
Lebanon
Egypt
Syria
Why 7 by sehr Emery lower Girls at Weddings
Custom of flower girls at weddings traces to medieval times with sisters walking before the procession carrying garlands of wheat. Wheat and corn signified a fruitful marriage and happiness. The text blends prayer for unity with a reference to atomic symbols and the Atomic Energy Agency and President Eisenhower.
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The
International
Path Atomic Energy Agency
Eisenhower
Muggeridge to appear on US TV amid royal visit
British critic Malcolm Muggeridge plans a Mike Wallace interview in the United States as Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip visit Washington. WMAL-TV will not carry the program citing respect for the royal visit and concerns about casting a shadow over the trip. Muggeridge defends his remarks and says he seeks truth without suppression.
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London
Malcolm Muggeridge
Queen Elizabeth II
United States
Prince Philip
Eisenhower
Washington
Mike Wallace
Abs-Tv
ABC
Wmal-Tv
Fred S. Houwink
Queen Elizabeth
Muggeridge
Punch
Royal Court
Saturday Evening Post
England
America
Canada to bomb unidentified submarines off coast
Rear Admiral H. Rayner of the Pacific Coast Command warned that Canada will depth bomb any unidentified submarines off the near coast if they fail to surface when ordered. He said subs have been near the shoreline in recent months and the navy remains alert. A Vancouver paper reported the Soviet freighter Alexander Nevsky refueled two Russian submarines in the North Pacific within the last ten days.
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B. C
Canada
Adm
H. &. Rayner
Canadian Navy
Pacific Coast Command
Rayner
Vancouver
the Providence
Alexander Nevsky
North Pacific
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