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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1976
Page
2
Ian Smith, 7 year old Rhodesian premier, says the United States and Britain with Western allies have chosen a solution for Rhodesia and push to implement it. He claims his all white Rhodesian Front and 50 MPs oppose forced majority rule after three days of cabinet briefings.
In court the judge finds Miss Hearst not likely to be a future danger to society yet condemns her violent conduct. She remains under psychiatric testing in a San Diego prison as her sentencing is adjusted. Prosecutors discuss upcoming statements before grand juries. Miss Hearst, pale and composed, attends with family while her attorney frames her as a real person amid symbolic controversy.
The Bridgeport Telegram is a weekday paper published by The Bridgeport Post in Bridgeport Connecticut. It lists subscription rates, including daily and Sunday Post prices, and notes Associated Press affiliation and distribution areas.
Area Jewish congregations joined others from around the world in observing Rosh Hashanah the Jewish New Year 5737 which began at sundown last night. The observance starts a 10 day period ending Oct 4 with Yom Kippur the Day of Atonement. Both days are High Holy Days noted for solemnity and spirituality.
A U S official said Kissinger will press for black majority rule under conditions acceptable to many African leaders as he travels through Tanzania Zambia Republic of Zaire Kenya and Britain. The State Department accused Soviet diplomats of trying to sway governments against his plan during the trip to Europe Africa and beyond. He is not expected to rely on East West peace guarantees in Europe in talks with Gromyko.
Former senator Richard J. Douglas is described as a giant of the Senate by Adlai Stevenson. The piece notes his Quaker conversion, Marine Corps service, and battle wounds, plus his liberal goals and antiwar stance. It covers his independence, economy push, and 1948 Cook County rise shaping a long career.
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