Bridgeport Telegram and Bridgeport Post publish schedules and rates
The Bridgeport Telegram and Bridgeport Post publish morning and evening editions with holiday exchange. Subscription rates are listed by term and region, including distances beyond 150 miles. The papers are members of the Associated Press and operate under Post Publishing Company.
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Bridgeport Post
Bridgeport Telegram
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Post Publishing Company
Morning Bridgeport Sunday Post
Audit Bureau of
Sunday Post
Sun Post
Associated Press
Peace Drive: Global Leaders Urge Peace in Viet Nam Conflict
Pope Paul VI calls for October prayers for peace and justice to end the Viet Nam war. Dean Rusk invites UN talks with Andrei Gromyko to seek a negotiated settlement. U Thant argues the Vietnamese survival, not ideology, governs the crisis. Philippine President Marcos supports Asian mediation toward peace. Eisenhower recalls Korean War pressure for negotiations. The piece cautions against concedes that aid to communism and urges a swift, independent fate for South Vietnam.
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Rome
Paul VI
Viet Nam
Washington
Dean Rusk
United Nations
Andrei Gromyko
Soviet Union
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
U Thant
New York
Philippine
Ferdinand Marcos
Philippines
Thailand
Malaysia
Indonesia
United States
Marcos
Gettysburg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Johnson
Southeast Asia
South Viet Nam
Johnson names Humphrey to lead U N delegation
President Johnson designates Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey to head the U N General Assembly delegation, signaling strong support for Humphrey in 1968. The move heightens speculation about Robert F. Kennedy challenging Johnson if Humphrey stays on the ticket. The pre convention scramble shapes the 1968 Democratic bid.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Johnson
United States
General Assembly
United Nations
Humphrey
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Kennedy
North Korea's Ideology and Communist China Split
North Korea insists its path rejects socialist victory and upholds permanent revolution. It argues that promises to raise living and cultural standards risk capitalist restoration and undermine the North’s planned economy.
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North Korea
China
Shale Oil Prospects Spark Federal Resource Review
A blue ribbon commission led by Rep Wayne Aspinall studies Western and Alaskan federal lands worth hundreds of millions of acres. They examine kerogen shale potential and other mineral, timber, water, and grazing resources, amid safeguards against private exploitation.
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North America
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Idaho
Montana
Alaska
Wayne N. Aspinall
House
Interior and Insurar Affairs
Interior Department
Teapot Dome
Interior
Albert B. Fall
Public Land Review Commission
Aspinall
Senate
Johnson
Galbraith Advocates Guaranteed Annual Wage Debate
Dr. John Kenneth Galbraith proposes a guaranteed annual wage to replace public welfare arguing it would cost little more than current aid. He claims it would reduce indignity of welfare while boosting urban funding needs raise doubts about work incentives and taxpayer affordability.
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John Kenneth Galbraith
Galbraith
Sabin Warns On Virus Threats To Childhood Health
Dr Albert B Sabin spoke at the University of Chicago symposium on the child warning that non disease associated viruses can trigger epidemics and urging constant vigilance. He noted studies on viruses potentially linked to leukemia and other cancers and said cancer-virus research is worldwide though underfunded.
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Albert B. Sabin
Sabin
Florence Alten, Nation's Leading Woman Jurist, Dies at 82
Florence E Alten shifted from piano studies to music criticism and then law after a nerve injury. She rose to become assistant prosecutor, judge of Common Pleas, Ohio Supreme Court Judge, U S Court of Appeals Sixth Circuit judge and chief judge, earning recognition as the country’s foremost woman jurist.
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Florence E. Alten
Common Pleas
Supreme Court
Ohio
U.S. Court of Appeals
Sixth Circuit
Your Money's Worth by Sylvia Porter
Sylvia Porter warns that if current trends persist the cost of living could rise about 3.6 percent by year end, the steepest jump in 15 years. She cites weather, war spending, and wage pressures, notes food and service costs drive the rise, and urges awareness of inflation risks ahead.
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Sylvia Forter
Reap-Lrog
U. S
Chinese Build ICBM Base Allegedly In Albania
Swedish papers published a report that Chinese engineers are constructing an intercontinental ballistic missile base near Durazzo Albania. A roving reporter claimed to have seen launching pads, a large sealed area, and Chinese ships unloading secretly at Durazzo harbor.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Albania
Bjorn Hallstrom
Dubrovnik
Yugolslavia
Durazzo
Red scientist dies in Moscow at 59
Vladimir J. Weksler, 59, noted Soviet nuclear physicist and Academy of Sciences member, has died. The death was announced Thursday.
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Moscow
UPI
Vladimir J. Weksler
The
Academy of Sciences
The Pill and the Tonic A controversial book on race and science
The excerpt discusses an unfinished manuscript by a friend noting the Pill as a racial changer and introducing The Tonic a fictive product priced at 5.95 by Arlington House under Black and Conservative. It centers on George S Schuyler born 1895 Rhode Island detailing being American Negro and justice. The text critiques race, science, and identity with a provocative stance.
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Arlington House, Publishers
George S. Schuyler
Stokley Carmichael
Matin Luther King
Dick Gregory
George Schuyler
Rhode Island
Book review on Viet Nam war as seen by Jim Lucas and George Schuyler
The piece lauds Jim Lucas for portraying the war in stark, unglamorous terms from frontline view s of soldiers rather than political theory. It contrasts Lucas with idealized war writing and highlights Schuyler's life from discrimination to authorship and anti communist scrutiny.
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Jim Lucas
Viet Nam
Senate
National Press Club
Lucas
Dodge
Ernie Pyle
China
Saigon
Little Rock
Ark
Bridgeport
Conn
Washington
Johnny Hingle
Houston
Viking
Johnny
U. S
Defense Department
Schuyler
Upper
New York State
Sac
Spuduliem
Psian Ener
Tom
Tay
Maj
Sam Vincent
Indianola
Miss
Metz
Flaubert
New York Times Book Review
Katzenbach becomes undersecretary of state after civil rights bill battle
The 1966 civil rights bill saga shaped the shift of Attorney General Katzenbach to undersecretary of state, replacing Ball who resigned. He resigns as AG, joins the State Department with Dean Rusk, facing a steep learning curve in foreign affairs while Dirksen navigates Senate opposition.
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Katzenbach
Johnson
Congress
House
Senate
Washington
Ball
Sen
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Nicholas Katzenbach
George W. Ball
State Department
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Andrei) Gromyko
Picionary Mis er A Man as Ancestor
A brief, odd line presents a puzzled description of a man whose sole use is to be a wonderful ancestor, framed as a playful misdirection in a word game style. The phrase hints at a humorous or satirical characterization rather than a news event.
Mrs. LBJ Welcomed in Santa Fe Amid Viet Nam Protests
First Lady Lady Bird Johnson arrives in Santa Fe New Mexico amid anti Viet Nam placards from a crowd of several thousand. She sees signs calling for peace and talks while a large welcoming display greets her, including hundreds of school children and a salute of flags.
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Santa FE N.M
Lyndon B. Johnson
Santa Fe
California
Arizona
A.S. Taylor
U Thant
Viet Nam
Senora Johnson
Lady Bird
America
New Mexico
Rail Freight Carloadings Rise in Week Ended Sept 17
U S railroads moved about 15.2 billion ton miles in the week ended Sept 17, up 9 4 percent from a year earlier. Carloadings reached 616 312 vehicles, up 5 7 percent from the comparable week and 16 1 percent above the prior 1966 week that included Labor Day. Piggyback shipments for the week ended Sept 10 grew 7 7 percent versus the 1965 week.
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Washington
U.S
Association of American Railroads
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