The Troy Record Ownership and Subscription Terms
The Troy Record lists owners Allan Z Stier J Arthur Viger Frank Ouimet and Allan Y Slifer with contact details and department notes. It outlines subscription rates for delivery by carrier and mail in New York and Vermont counties, plus email options and rates, and notes the paper as a member of the Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulation with daily circulation figures.
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Troy Renard Company
Frank Ta Mark
J. Arthur Viger
Prank Ay Ouimet
Allan Y. Slifer
Troy Record
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Rensselaer
Saratoga
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New York State
Bennington County
Vermont
Clean up effort praised by Camp Fire Girls in city drive
The Camp Fire Girls receive commendation for leading a city cleanup during a busy season tied to the Hudson Champlain celebration. Residents urged to use litter cans, tidy storefronts, and obey regulations to keep streets clean year round. City officials and merchants pledged cooperation to extend beyond a one time campaign.
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Trey Arex
Cap Fire Girls
New England
Department of Public Works
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Stahguid
India risks rift with China over Tibetan asylum grant
Dalai Lama asylum by India triggers potential Cold War era strains as Beijing warns of deepening tensions. Officials say India acted to standard while citing internal fears of Communist agitation. The piece notes Chinese rhetoric, Indian political reactions, and possible regional instability amid Tibet exile affairs.
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Tibet
Dalai Lana
India
Hns
Polpiog
Nebro
Dalai Lava
Nelitu
Indian Leaders Face Threats as Red Chinese Rise
An editorial weighs India’s resolve amid a looming clash with China and the threat posed by modern weapons. It contrasts Nehru’s old India posture with sterner Congress voices, suggesting the outcome will reveal the nation’s unity and resilience under pressure.
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Iulia
Alexander the Gren
Nehru
India
Congress
General Burns helps defuse air force incident
A firestorm over an Air Force gatekeeping episode led by Lt Col Platt ends with General Burns stepping in to calm the crisis. An official statement labels the events an administrative error and avoids blame, while observers note the military's rigid system and the value of decisive leadership in resolving sticky situations.
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Air Force
New
Platt
Hat
General Buren
President Eisenhower Eyes NATO Path to Peace
President Eisenhower addresses the North Atlantic Treaty Council in Washington, urging realism over illusion as he outlines NATO unity and readiness for future conferences with the Soviets. He warns against inflated optimism and stresses patient discussions while maintaining allied strength.
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Eisenhower
North Atlantic Treaty Council
Washington
NATO
Wado
Comite
sRincere Puypnsé
East West Berlin Talks Highlight Cold War Tensions
The article discusses President Eisenhower and Khrushchev’s positions on Berlin and forthcoming conferences. It notes Soviet pledges made previously and the West’s need to negotiate to keep West Berlin free, while signaling skepticism about new agreements. Khrushchev’s stance is portrayed as aiming to force concessions from the West.
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Ksenttawer
Myenhower
Nikita Khrushichev
Berlin
West
West Berlin
Khoshchev
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Lisenhowers Din
State Tax Reforms Face Looming Deficits and Public Pressure
A critique of rising public spending and looming deficits across states led by Governor Rockefeller's tax policy shifts in New York. The piece argues for direct budgeting, public education on fiscal responsibility, and lessons from New York for other states as they confront future shortfalls and growing demand for services.
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New York State
Rockefeller
Michigan
Instanes
Williams
Pennsylvania
California
Texas
Washington
Vermont
Delaware
Federation of Tax Administrators
Rock Melier
Kansas
Indiana
New Jersey
Nie Puble
Unemployment Extension Signals Limited Aid to Workers
President Kennedy signs a limited extension bill extending emergency unemployment payments through June. About 400,000 workers may qualify for the extra help as states receive federal loans to boost benefits by 60 percent for up to 13 additional weeks. If jobs recover, the measure could be trimmed or dropped.
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Harvard Courant
Kiseiloaner
Gongreys
Ib 36
Mont
Congress
Moderate Course Seen On Civil Rights
Washington (NEA) Congressmen gain stature in defeat as Brooks Hays of Arkansas promotes a middle path in race relations. His new book argues for moderation while Senate hearings on civil rights press forward. debate centers on how to implement desegregation amid varied federal proposals and state adjustments.
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Nea
Brooks Hays
Arkansas
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Thomas C. Hennings Jr
DMO
Supreme Court
Southern Baptist Convention
Trays
Congress
Hays
Collins
Allies Act To Deter Communists
The United States and its allies pursue an ultimate deterrence stance against communist aggression. They would hold Soviet Russia and Red China responsible for all acts from their spheres and trigger direct response. The approach, implicit in crises like Quemoy and in defense pacts with Middle Eastern states, signals readiness for concerted action if needed.
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Associated Press News
United States
Lough
Soviet
Russia
Red China
Quemoy
Lebanon
Jordan
Turkey
Tran
Pakistan
West Berlin
Sam Rayburn
House
Congress
Fallout From Soviet Tests Prompts U S Fallout Study
Willard Libby disclosed that radioactive fallout from Soviet tests may affect American foods, but his figures cannot confirm levels. Eisenhower ordered a high level study to determine which agency should handle fallout problems, with ABC and Public Health Service roles under review and hearings set for May 4.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Willard F. Libby
Hussai
Libby
Soviet Union
Lenate- Howe Atomic Energy Committee
Ibby
Eisenhower
Povernment Agency
ABC
John McCone
Tealth
Fequrgafinn
Secrey
Arthur $. Flemming
Maurice H. Simns
Flemming
Public Health Service
Congressional Atomic Committer
The
Health Service
Question Box Q A historic cornerstone location debate
The text notes uncertainty about where President Washington laid the Capitol cornerstone on September 18 1794 with a claim of possible discovery during Vue. It also includes questions about cardinal headgear, water content in palatial terms, and a misdated Mississippi Valley railroad, detailing the Ponteharteath Railroad from New Orleans to Milneburg with charters and horsepower notes.
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Capitol
Mississippi Valley
Ponteharteath
Mississippi River
Orleans
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
A column voiced by Ray Tucker critiques Conangress nepotism and political maneuvering. It urges passage of a disclosure bill by Senator Neu berger to require assets and investments of lawmakers and opposes Kefauvel’s potential reelection bid.
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Ray Tucker
Neuberger
Congress
Why does Circumstance appear in Pomp and Circumstance
A reader asks about the word circumstance in Elgar s Pomp and Circumstance Marches. The answer traces circumstance to Latin roots meaning standing around and event, later denoting a formal ceremony. It notes the line from Othello and offers a sleep remedy of reading a dictionary at 2 a m to drift back to sleep.
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Ty William Morris
Ural
Elgar
Shakespeare
Elgar Weil
Warre
Study Guide on Early U S Political Parties and Conventions
A historical quiz overview traces the first party presidential bid in 1800, the rise of the spoils system under Jackson, civil service reforms, and the functions of national conventions. It covers party leaders, key figures, and the timeline of party dominance from Jefferson through the 20th century with focus on Democratic Republicans, Democrats, and Republicans.
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Atandard Hearey
Campagne
Healey
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Pinckney
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Gram
Andean Jackson
Jackson
IAAL
Naday
Nomi
John
Vermont
James Buchanan
Abraham
Lineal
Rutherford B. Jayes
Benjamy Harrison
Lincoln
Minois
Brest
Conevention
Electorae College
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
James Monroe
Franklin Hoosewelt
Marty
Truman
Andrew Johnson
Sincoln
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