Law enforcement training bill signed by Governor Rockefeller
New York State agrees to mandatory standardized training for all police officers appointed after July 1, 1980. The measure, praised as key to crime reduction, follows examples from State Police and New York City where patrolmen trains improve observation and outcomes. Supporters argue universal training creates a strong, cooperative framework across communities against crime.
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New York State
Rockefeller
PRI
New York City
Erinte
Vrothers
York
YWCA Honors 104 Years Of Service With Local Awards
The YWCA and its First Street center celebrate 104 years of service with a spotlight on good deeds and public appreciation. About 415 people pass through daily, with 400 to 600 teens aided by programs and meals.
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Vwca Tireuetlors
Prise
Plge
YWCA
Kroip
YWCA celebrates 60 years serving Troy area
The Troy Young Women’s Christian Association marks six decades of service to residents with a history dating to 1688. From its beginnings in the Keenan Building the group grew into a major local organization offering housing, programs, and outreach across 45 communities. The note highlights ongoing demand for facilities, the organization’s broad reach, and hopes for future expansion as women’s roles evolve.
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Troy
Keenan
Troy Young Women’s Christin Association
Las
Ywwath
GUD College
Nore -Barviere He Ywca
Unrest Spreads Across Latin America After Cuba Rise
The piece argues revolts in Cuba, Venezuela, and Colombia spur uprisings in Central and South America. It cites dissidents seeking asylum in Cuba, warns Cuba cannot tolerate chaos, and notes rulers in Panama Nicaragua and the Dom Rep face growing pressure for reform amid public unrest and demands for freer living conditions.
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Central
South America
Cuba
Venezuela
Colombia
Latin America
Fidel Castro
Secretary Herter Receives Broad Backing for State Post
The appointment of Christian A. Herter as Secretary of State by President Eisenhower drew favorable reaction at home and abroad, seen as relief after Dulles illness and a sign of stability amid international tensions. The choice garners broad support, reflecting Herter’s readiness to lead and his alignment with the Dulles era.
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al Christian A. Werter
Sievcett
Dulles
Eisenhower
Diller
Dullestuns
Segely Walles
Aniely
Shisenhower
Herter
Hsenhowver
Netter
Mr. Hetler
Ash
New Secretary of State Herter Receives Broad Support
The record notes features of Secretary of State Herter including birthplace Paris and early foreign service, with service in Germany during World War I and roles in Massachusetts Legislature Congress and as governor. It highlights his long public service, foreign affairs expertise, and a favorable reception to his appointment.
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Dulles
Ules
Herter
Tmerter
Paris
United States Foreign Service
Germany
Uanyerit
Me. Marker
Washington
Achisetts
Congress
Massachusetts
Elso
Rockefeller Battle Over Nixon Nomination Emerges In 1960 Race
Rockefeller and Keating spar over Nixon's front runner status as the 1960 Republican nomination looms. Keating says Nixon leads by a wide margin while Rockefeller stays home in Albany focusing on state business, signaling a cautious, self interested approach. The article notes Morton as party chair aims to stay neutral yet signals Nixon’s strong position.
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Morton
Nixon
Seater Keating
New York
Keating
Veneh
Chicago
Keatiny
Movion
Monto
Pitty
Morelon
Torre Rockefeller
Fle
Hng
Rockefeller
Rockefaller
Athan Willy
Mbany
Hing
Goytunor
Wen Bone
Rorkefeller
Elase
Hona
Rockofalley
Aly
Jilly
Pulse Of The People Letters To The Record Highlight Public Complaints
Residents petition against dirt and litter dumped along streets and yards urging local action. A Troy reader criticizes poor music choices and excessive ads in broadcasts, calling for better programming and discipline amid rising taxes.
Words Wit And Wisdom From A Dictionary Lesson
A reader notes that dictionary inclusion does not justify casual use of nonstandard words like bowghten. The piece explains dictionary labels such as dialect or obsolete and argues that many words are improper for formal speech, though present in reference works.
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Witddam Morris
Olay
Fort Atkinaag
Vis
Mortram Webster
Howehlen
Harmon
Interpreting the News by Raymond Moley
A discussion of diplomat John W Foster and his influence on U.S. foreign policy. The article praises Foster and others like Dulles, noting their roles in shaping diplomacy and the nation’s destiny. It references President Cleveland, McKinley, and Wilson, and signals continuation on page 21.
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Alatius G. Blaine
Harison
Jann W. Foster
William 11. Seward
Wis
Alwot
Cleveland Tak
McKinley
John W. Foster
Congress Faces Filibuster Threat Over TVA Expansion Plan
House leaders, led by Rayburn and Smith, confront a proposed $750.9 million TVA revenue-bond expansion that would grant TVA near autonomous authority, drawing liberal opposition and a possible clash with Eisenhower and the budget office. Vinson argues Congress must approve TVA growth to protect private utilities and Georgia interests.
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Wasilingion
Sunt Rayburn
Howard W. Smith
Virginia
Tonnesqee Valley Authority
Congress
Pudget Bureau
Eisenhower
House Public Works Committee
TVA
Rankenstein
Rayburn
House
Riles
Iself
Smith
EIU
Roosevelt
Frank Thomp Candr
Trenton
N. Ad
Rayburns
Ballacks
Public Works
We 3
Cart Vinson
Georgia
Velvan
Ment Services Committee
Vinson
Provarn Buk
Tie
Ie Hill
Nanavho
The Doctor Talks About Clubfoot Etiology and Treatment
A historical primer on clubfoot describing possible causes such as abnormal fetal position and hereditary factors. It notes higher risk with older mothers, prenatal infections, and stresses early treatment divided into correction, stabilization, and tendon/bone adjustments, with various methods and stages discussed.
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Trong
Alan
Cagis
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