Bridgeport Newspapers Ad Rates and Publication Details
The Bridgeport Post and Telegram publish daily with Sunday edition options. Subscriptions available at varied rates, including annual and quarterly plans, with postage charges for distant destinations. Associated Press content rights noted. publication is registered as second class matter in Bridgeport, Conn.
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Bridgepore Post
Associated Press
Bridgeport
Conn
U. S. Pat
Eisenhower Urges Free World Unity Against Communism
The President asserts that the free world holds superior scientific and cultural assets and will march forward on faith in God and human rights. He contrasts this with Khrushchev’s boast and calls Western leaders to revive wartime cooperation with Britain’s Harold Macmillan to accelerate a crash program against the Soviets.
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Eisenhower
United States
Earth
Free World
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Washington
Harold Macmillan
Britain
Civil Defense Policy Adopted for Emergencies
Hartford accord: State Civil Defense Advisory council approves an interim policy to guide emergency responses. The write up stresses public understanding and the need for rapid, calm action in fires, plane incidents, and other unforeseen crises.
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Hartford
State Civil Defense Advisory Council
Earth
Civil Defense Organization
Probe Harvest Labor Curbs After Union Corruption Revelations
Senator Irving M. Ives predicts a federal right-to-work law will be introduced in Congress and passed in the coming session. He ties the forecast to Senate disclosures on union racketeering and notes Knowland also foresees action. Organized labor remains opposed.
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Congress
Capitol Hill
Irving M. Ives
New York
Senate
Ives
William F. Knowland
Labor Leader Calls Right to Work Aim in California
The speaker pledges to push a right to work law in California as part of his gubernatorial bid. He argues that such measures would curb union activities, reflecting the agenda of Teamsters leadership, the nation’s largest union.
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Congress
California
Teamsters
March of Dimes Campaign Emphasizes Rehabilitation
Connecticut official John J. Tynan says the drive aims beyond mere survival, seeking massive nationwide rehabilitation for polio victims. The National Foundation spends 90 percent of income on old patients while expanding professional education and training for 6,000 clinicians.
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John J. Tynan
Connecticut
March of Dimes
Yale and Harvard Face Future funding drive
Yale plans to raise 109 million dollars over ten years to strengthen its plants teaching and research while Harvard pursues an 83.5 million dollar goal. Leaders say success will shape private education and nation’s progress for decades amid rising student demand.
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Yale
Harvard
George Bundy
Faculty of Arts and Sciences
Connecticut
A. Whitney Griswold
Cambridge
The Hunter Moon and a Golden Delicious Apple
A reflective vignette links the Hunter’s Moon in October to a rabbit nibbling a Golden Delicious in an orchard. It contrasts daylight missile projects with simple rural pleasures, noting how science reaches for the moon while Earth has its own duties. Diana’s amusement is a playful aside.
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New York Herald Tribune
Outer Space
Earth
Assyria
Diana
Religious Safety Weekend gains support from Governor
The Hartford Times reports a new highway safety drive named Religious Safety Weekend. The Governor plans to designate a weekend between mid November and mid December to promote religious emphasis on safe driving. Clergy from all faiths are expected to back the plan to curb winter highway hazards and holiday traffic deaths.
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Connecticut
Greenwich
Leveling Off in Interest Rates Brings Borrowing Outlook Change
Economic review notes that long term rates have plateaued after a period of sharp rises. It explains that while rates stay high, lenders remain scarce and borrowers should start negotiating now to secure funding. The piece cites bond sales, shifts to bonds from stocks and mortgages, and slower bank loan demand as signs of a stabilizing money market.
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America
U. S
New York City
Federal Reserve Board
Vincent Astor
Astor
Reorganization urged for U S missile and moon program
Ray Tucker argues the United States needs a complete overhaul of the military industrial system to speed missile and space hardware. He cites bottlenecks, lack of clear authority, interservice competition, and reliance on subcontractors as delaying tests at Patrick Air Base and Cape Canaveral, with Sputnik pressures looming.
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Russia
United States
Aia
Mea
Sovenecks
Patrick Air Base
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Niel H. McElroy
Defense
Washington
Second Army
Charles E. Wilson
Ford
General Motors
Wilson
Heatley
Eisenhower doctrine debated at UN amid Middle East tensions
AP analysis notes shifting US rhetoric as Dulles argues against Soviet threat while Syria and Egypt face arms from the Soviet bloc. Delegations claim Syria internal affairs and warn against foreign interference as Turkey and US warnings mix with past UN actions and cease-fire efforts.
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United Nations
N. Y
United States
Syria
Egypt
Dulles
Turkey
Eisenhower
White House
Israel
UN Security Council
Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
Tarae
Jordan
Lebanon
Rise and Repute of Actors Through History
The text traces how actors faced stigma from Roman times onward infamy in Rome and later medieval church limits paid actors to religious plays. Early English law punished strolling players with whipping and ear branding. Public plays faced persecution in Puritan influence and colonial America restricted tavern performances forcing sermon and psalm singing.
China Sides With Syria Seen as Moscow Peiping Pawn
Overseas Outlook argues Moscow and Peiping back Syria and warns Washington to rush modern hardware to South Korea and the U.S. Army Corps. It notes Syria’s neighbors lack intent to attack and cites expanded Soviet and Chinese capabilities, urging faster aid to ROK forces and cautioning against repeats of past Korea missteps.
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China
Syria
Washington
Korea
Moscow
Peiping
Soviet Union
Egypt
Nasser
Kremelin
Far East
Okinawa
U. S
Demilitarized Zone
America
First Cavalry Division
Eisenhower
Rhee
Dulles
Turkey
U.S.S.R
Manchuria
Indifference blamed at Safety Congress in Chicago
Dr John H Foulger of Du Pont warned that Americans fear non existent dangers while ignoring preventable tragedies. He labeled this as a pattern of schizophrenia as he cited 40000 highway deaths last year due to indifference and carelessness. M J McCarthy warned the United States faces a global danger from rising injury and death.
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Chicago
John H. Foulger
Wilmington
Del
Foulger
E. J. du Pont de Nemours & Co
National Safety Congress
M. J. McCarthy
Detroit
United States
Ortiz Takes Lead In Guatemala Race
Government candidate Miguel Ruz Passarelli led the Guatemalan presidential race with an unofficial half tally from 2500 polling places showing Ortiz at 137,465 votes, Ydigoras Fuentes at 82,817, and Asturias Quinones at 17,313. Ydigoras claimed fraud and threatened action, accusing government spending to favor Ortiz as supporters alleged double voting by coffee plantation workers.
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Guatemala
Miguel Ruz Passarelli
Carlos Castillo Armas
Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes
Ortiz
Ydigoras
Miguel Asturias Quinones
Fragmented quoted remarks on politics and war from world leaders
A collection of quoted statements from Jacques Soustelle Aneurin Bevan Franklin D. Roosevelt Francis Cardinal Spellman and others, reflecting views on France Germany Russia and peace. The remarks touch on national policy war ethics and economic influence with emphasis on caution and critique of militarism.
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Hartford Courant
Hartford Times
Sylvia Porter
Lester B. Pearson
Jerry Lewis
By Ray Tucker
Sputnik
JIUS
McElroy
William N. Oatis
Salah Bitar
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Uv Si. Eee
Henry Cabot Lodge
Veal Res
Inside Foreign Affairs
Overseas Outlook
Constantine Brown
State Department
Free Korean Republic
Syngman Rhee
France
Jacque Soustelle
Social Republicans
Akikichi Sakai
William Girard
Japan
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Western
Germany
Aneurin Beyan
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