Bridgeport Post and Telegram Rates and Publication Details
The Bridgeport Telegram and Bridgeport Post publishing company outline subscription prices for daily and combined weekend editions, with annual and monthly rates for Bridgeport readers. It notes holidays when Telegram copies may be substituted, and lists addresses, frequencies, and mailing details for the local papers.
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Far-Out Water Idea Aims To Create Fresh Lake From Sound
Federal water resources panel backs far-out plans to dam Long Island Sound creating a vast freshwater lake. Columbia geologist Robert D. Gerard says dams at each end could fill the Sound from Connecticut and Housatonic rivers in seven and a half years, supplying New York City and regional cities many times over. Roads on the dams would generate traffic toll revenue, while locks would aid shipping. saltwater fishing would fade as new recreation centers rise.
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Long Island Sound
Robert D. Gerard
Columbia University
Sound
Connecticut
Housatonic
New York City
William S. Wise
Water Resources Commission
Top Echelon Realigned at State Department under Johnson
President Johnson reshuffles the State Department and Justice post to install Nicholas Katzenbach as Under Secretary, replacing George Ball while moving Dean Rostow to political affairs. Foy Kohler becomes Deputy Under Secretary, and Arthur Goldberg’s ambassadorial move is recalled. The changes aim for smoother policy execution without altering overall direction.
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Dean Rusk
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Department
George W. Ball
Nicholas de B. Katzenbach
Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
U.S
United Nations
Goldberg
Katzenbach
Justice Department
Rusk
Justice Post
Kennedy
Eugene V. Rostow
Yale Law School
Walt Whitman Rostow
Dean Rostow
Europe
France
Foy D. Kohler
U. S
Moscow
Soviet Bloc
Dollar costs of the Vietnam War rise to record levels
The article notes war casualties surpassing 5,000 and reports monthly war costs at 1.2 billion dollars. It projects 2 billion per quarter growth, aiming for 20 billion annual costs by mid 1967, with uncertainty about manpower losses as conflict escalates.
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Viet Nam
Americans Endure War Sacrifices Amid Draft and Support Measures
The piece argues casualties will rise with ground fighting and drafts supplying replacements, while National Guard and Ready Reserves bolster troops. It notes potential war savings certificates with higher rates to finance the war, and emphasizes Americans’ focus on manpower costs over dollars, praising frontline dedication and urging support.
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National Guard
Johnson
Johnson Aims to Take Profit Out of Poverty Plan
The article critiques President Johnson's four point poverty program, noting public skepticism about greed in the funds. Welfare Secretary John Gardner testifies that half of poverty spending goes to slum landlords, harming the poor while preserving housing. It warns that intergovernmental channels may swell political machines and urges real poverty reduction over palliative measures.
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Johnson
John Gardner
Rain Barrels and Water Woes Echo Through Time
Nostalgic Old Rain Barrel Club memories of collecting rainwater to fuel daily chores. The piece contrasts drought relief with modern water shortages and cites TVA Tellico Dam funding, industry lure, pharmaceutical spending, and political notes on economic growth and youth rehabilitation.
Your Money's Worth: How Does Your Income Rate in 1966
Sylvia Porter reviews Census Bureau figures showing family incomes across brackets and demographics. The piece compares pre tax income to purchasing power, highlighting that many families reach higher levels, with regional, age, occupation, and race factors shaping the gaps. A table estimates income distributions among 43.5 million American families. UNICEF note follows, describing daily global delivery efforts funded by American children through Halloween drives and the impact of small donations.
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America
Census Bureau
U. S
West
South
Night Club Reopens as Couples Finish Dressing
A local night club remains the sole open venue as wives finish getting ready. The scene captures a late evening hush and a lingering sense of anticipation in a neighborhood known for nightlife activity.
Republicans seize on Johnsons War in White Paper critique
A 36 page GOP campaign document attacks Johnsons Vietnam policy as uncertain and deceptive, while offering no concrete alternatives. It notes escalation timing and calls for peace talks, leaving candidates free to tailor their stance for voters.
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Imore
South Viet Nam
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South
Viet Nam
Philadelphia
House
GOP
McNamara
Rusk
Gulf of Tonkin
Congress
Southeast Asia
Peace Talks in Vietnam A Chronicle of Shifting Stances
A look back at 1965 66 debates on Vietnam policy from President Johnsons push for conditional talks to Hanoi demands and U S bombing escalations. Key figures include Secretary Rusk Thant Goldberg and UN appeals amid Russian rejection.
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Johnson
North Viet Nam
Thant
United Nations
Arthur J. Goldberg
U.S
Russia
North
Matt Nam
Dreyfuss Seeks Beauty in Everyday American Machinery
Henry Drey, the industrial designer, travels the West meeting people who shape America and argues that utility poles, bridges, and other common objects can be both functional and beautiful. He designs the Edison Electric Institute poles and advocates varied forms to enhance sightlines while maintaining practicality.
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Dreyfuss
Edison Electric Institute
Southern California Edison
Bell Laboratories
Louis Sullivan
Frank Lloyd Wright
Nutmeg Politics and Campaign Funds Scrutiny
The piece argues that intense focus on campaign contributions and expenditures could disrupt the 1966 Connecticut state campaign. It contends that donors often mask real funding sources, using names to legitimize money from private or questionable origins, and that actual spending likely exceeds reported figures, a practice both parties may resist changing.
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Alan Son Ean
Connecticut
Comedy star Jim Hutton to lead A Guide for the Married Man
UPI reports lanky comedian Jim Hutton will play the title role in the film A Guide for the Married Man. The project casts Hutton in a centerpiece position as production moves forward with the adaptation.
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Hollywood
UPI
Jim Hutton
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