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Public notice outlines Bridgeport Post and Telegram pricing for daily and Sunday editions, with annual and multi month options, postage surcharges for distant subscribers, and rights information with Associated Press copyrights. It notes delivery from 410 State St, Bridgeport, Conn, and post office registration.
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Business Men Must Act for Public Service and Leadership
A White Plains Junior Chamber of Commerce speaker William D. Carlebach urges business men to accept public roles and join political life. He says businessmen must speak out, support parties, and cooperate with civic leaders to foster redevelopment and Bridgeport’s economic and industrial strength.
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Eisenhower
Chamber of Commerce
White Plains
William D. Carlebach
Bridgeport
Secretary McElroy Breaks Sound Barrier In Jet
Neil H. McElroy chosen as successor to Secretary of Defense Charles E. Wilson. He pilots a Super Saber jet with Robert Cooper and flies speeds over 1000 mph, expressing calm and confidence. The ride is framed as a sign the jet era may be less alarming for the public.
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Charles E. Wilson
Neil H. McElroy
Procter and Gamble
Robert Cooper
Los Angeles
McElroy
Shortage of qualified students noted by NYU president
Dr Carroll V Newsome president of New York University cites a temporary shortage of qualified students in higher education. He urges stricter freshman admissions standards as colleges seek able students, highlighting needs in engineering sciences teaching and nursing and urging more secondary school focus on college prep.
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Carroll V. Newsome
New York University
Newsome
N.Y.U
Advancing Specialized Two Year Programs Beyond High School
Dr Newsome argues for expanding post high school options with many more specialized one and two year programs. Such programs would extend community college work and better match students needs, keeping those not suited for four year college engaged in practical learning and trade education.
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Newsome
Radar Traps Drivers After Speeding Complaints
State Police at Westport barracks used a portable radar unit to curb early morning speeding on Routes 7 33 and Belden Hill road. In three days 39 arrests were made mostly of train commuters. The piece links radar effectiveness to reducing highway tragedies and includes assorted humorous asides and unrelated notes.
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Westport
State Police
Wilton
Louis ‘D. Marchese
Belden Hill Road
Traffic deaths down 11 percent from last year in Connecticut
Connecticut's State Safety Commission reports the summer highway death toll is 11 percent below 1956 levels. Director James K. Williams credits the Slow Down and Live campaign run July 4 to Labor Day for contributing to the drop, while noting annual variations remain unexplained.
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Greenwich
State Safety Commission
Connecticut
James K. Williams
Crazy Games On Way To Car Crash In Hartford
In Hartford a 24 year old man received a 30 day jail term for reckless driving linked to a bullfight incident. A 16 year old boy waving a towel at an approaching car slipped on sand and suffered an arm fracture and other injuries. The driver denied deliberate intent. The piece notes such playful car stunts reflect poorly on both parties and mentions chicken as a prior craze.
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New London
Hartford
Aids in Economics Your Money's Worth
Mortgage prepayment offers big interest savings for borrowers but requires care. Banks and lending institutions push lump sum payoffs to reloan funds at higher rates, with penalties and market timing shaping the real advantage for homeowners. Evaluate cash availability, penalties, future plans, and market trends before accepting or soliciting a lump sum payoff.
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Bowery Savings
Federal Reserve Board
Detroit
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National Democrats survive internal strains over race to face 1960
The piece argues the Democratic Party will not split over racial issues, noting leaders like Byrd and Harriman, the South’s stance, and the need to retain Northern Negro voters. It recalls historical party resilience amid internal fights and Supreme Court limits. It cites Little Rock tensions and Sea Island calls for moderation.
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Democratic Party
Harry S Trman
Orval Faubus
Harry F. Byrd
Averell Harriman
Alfred 5. Smith
William G. McAdoo
William Jennings Bryan
John
Raskob
du Pont-Raskob- Smith Liberty League
Roosevelt-Wallace-Tugwell “Brain Trust
Dixie
South
Republican Congress
Supreme Court
Congress
Byrd
Virginia
Russell
Georgia
Collins
Florida
McClellan
Arkansas
Johnson
Texas
Truman
Little Rock
Stevenson-Harriman Group
Brownell
Faubus
Arkansas National Guard
Sea Island Conference of State Executives
LeRoy Collins
Nominations Open For Edison Award 1957 Public Service
The article notes 150,000 licensed amateur radio operators will be honored in Owensboro Kentucky for General Electric's Edison Award for public service. Nominations must include amateurs' names, addresses, call letters, and descriptions of public services, postmarked by Jan 3, 1958, to the Edison Award Committee, GE, Owensboro.
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Mao Tze-tung
Peiping
Owensboro
China
G.E
Pei-chi
Thej Electronic Components Division
Public Services Rend
Edison Tions
Elec
Tric
Prince Charles Starts Cheam Boarding School Week
AP reports the eight year old heir to the throne began his first week at Cheam boarding school. A staffer notes Charles is homesick at times but has made friends and adopted the school's spirit, telling peers he thinks the school is smashing. The move marks a departure from palace tutoring for royal schooling.
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Prince Charles
Cheam
Charles
Headley
England
Buckingham Palace
Palace
Oddities In The News From Pets To Public Pledges
A collage of oddities includes a Burlington dog snatching dog food through an electronic eye, a moose named Bruce in Lindsay resisting cattle, Elmer the Mynah providing eggs for zoo staff, and a Binghamton dog fined for hunting out of season. Other items note a parrot revealing its address, a trapped snake found in an Austin air unit, and a roaming king cobra shortage at the Bronx Zoo. A Miami woman with 45 turtles faces zoning action while a VFW post votes to drop the pledge until troops leave Little Rock, with further notes on a Philippines priest ruling dogs useless to church ceremonies and a priestly shutdown of dog fights.
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Burlington
Mass
Bruce
Lindsay
Ont
Feds
Elmer
Mynah
Forest Park Zoo
Fort Worth
Tex
Jim Brown
Binghamton
N.Y
Kegham Kradjian
Kradjian
Broome County
Austin
Bronx Zoo
Albuquerque
N.M
Richard L. Roudebush
Louisville
Veter- Elmer
Albert Laterans
Foreign Wars
Ruston
VFW
United
the Philippines
Arab nationalism may bring stability to Middle East says Saudi
Arab nationalism could stabilize the Middle East by Arab governments and peoples guiding policy. King Saud’s restraint during Syria’s crisis and his Damascus visit are seen as steps toward unity, potentially limiting Nasser’s influence and curbing Zionist fears while balancing Soviet and Western pressures.
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Middle East
Saud
Israel
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Egypt
Hussein
American University
Beirut
Lebanon
Lenin
Russia
Damascus
Gamel' Abdel Nasser
Cairo
Nasser
Jordan
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