Troy Record Publication Details and Pricing Info
The Troy Record announces its status as an independent newspaper with ownership led by Frank L. York and executives including J. Arthur Viger and Frank J. Quimet. It details subscription rates by mail and carrier delivery, regional coverage in New York and Vermont, and notes Bureau circulation figures for March 1959.
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The Steel Contract Battles Over Wages and Prices
The steel industry and the workers union clash in early contract talks with both sides seeking public sympathy. A one year wage freeze is rejected by the union while demands for price concessions and wage increases surface. analysts warn inflation risks as mills run at full capacity and demand remains strong. The outcome hinges on balancing wage and price changes against consumer costs.
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Taft Memorial Dedication Sees Mixed Congressional Pause
The Taft Memorial dedication drew a respectful, tense crowd as supporters and some opponents recalled Robert A. Taft a towering yet controversial Republican figure known as Mr. Republican. Senators from both parties attended while a few Democrats stayed away amid debate over Capitol monuments and precedent for new memorials.
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George Washington
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Monument Sparks Debated Capitol Grounds Fervor
Vague fragments describe opposition to a memorial monument costing a million for a bell tower. Senators reportedly faced pressure over political considerations and personal ambition, with claims one figure was denied the White House honor yet favored a grand tribute.
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Nixon proposes ICJ as arbiter in East West talks
Vice President Nixon urges using the International Court of Justice to resolve future East West disputes. He argues the court could help with trust and compliance, despite Soviet history of broken promises and doubts about Russia agreeing to arbitration.
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New York
International Court of Justice
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Geneva
Kremlin
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United States
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Security Council
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Satellite guidance and new spaceflight plans reported
Report discusses heavy guidance and camtra systems aboard a new satellite aimed at stabilizing and placing a satellite in orbit. It notes potential for military use, experimental progress, and hopes for manned spaceflight, while mentioning a failed attempt to recover a capsule and competing claims from another nation.
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Space program shows satellites in orbit and rival Russia
The article discusses military space aims, noting eight satellites in orbit and Russia with three. It claims expanding space efforts impress Russia and demonstrate new concepts for using space vehicles. It mentions forthcoming top level conferences on Berlin and the strategic significance of satellite capability.
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Russia
Berlin
Wasted manpower in federal service prompts cost cuts
A congressional report cites 20 000 enlisted serving as servants to senior officers, including 11 683 stewards in officer clubs and quarters. Rep Kowalski and others urge trimming these roles, arguing officers should handle errands and menial tasks to save money and lift morale.
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Defensa Department
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Defense Department
West Point
Senator Eyed
Cannon
Missouri
Churchill and Maugham Share Riviera Moment at 84 and 83
The scene shows Winston Churchill aged 84 and Somerset Maugham aged 83 relaxing on the Riviera. Both men, born in different years, are still active and respected figures in literature and public life, continuing to influence their fields as they age gracefully.
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Chemiral
A Thought For Today on Music and Freedom
A reflective meditation argues music is inside us before it reaches the ear. It contemplates how different sounds awaken the inner self, from cradle songs to symphonic tones, and questions if modern art should seek beauty and peace or serve political aims. The piece suggests art must offer personal freedom amid societal struggle.
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Yryan
Walt Whitman
Arta
Ayers
Letters and editorials stir school tax merger debate
Readers from Wynantskill and North Greenbush urge or oppose district consolidation and tax changes tied to a merger, urging action by April 27 to protect wallets. Anonymity requests, teacher discipline concerns, and labor issues are voiced alongside criticisms of editorials and calls for policy on school and property matters.
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Question Box from Panawna era pirates and canals
A reader quiz recalls Henry Morgan as a famed English pirate and mentions Capt. William Widd. It notes the Water Irish origin and the Erie Canal linking Lake Erie to the Hudson, now part of New York State Canal system. It also asks about the Federalist essays by Hamilton Jay and Madison under Publius.
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Henry Morgan
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England
William Widd
Ireland
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Irieze
Belfast
Ulster
United States
New York State
Buffalo
Albany
Lake Erie
Hudson River
Jalor
Headache discussed by Dr in national column
Washington report reviews political commentary on Democratic leadership and internal party tensions, interwoven with a medical discussion of headaches. The piece cites figures like Lynden B. Johnson and Sam Rayburn, touching on policy fights and factional splits while detailing migraine and tension headaches, their causes, and treatments.
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Senate
Leider Lynden B. Woltnson
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Intel
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Butler
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Rayburn and Johnson Reconsider Their 1960 Yale Fate
The text notes Rayburn and Johnson weigh doubtful Yale and national political paths for 1960. It mentions Routhey and endorsements shaping a tentative stance, with Governor G Mennen Williams as favored influence. It hints at behind the scenes denials of being in schools and discusses Democratic unity amid partisan backgrounds.
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