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The page lists subscription rates, delivery areas, and payment terms for The Troy Record. It includes in advance pricing for Troy, Vermont, and out-of-state mail options, with annual and weekly figures, plus a note on postal route charges and foreign deliveries. The notice identifies staff positions and mentions the Associated Press news use rights.
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Tragedy Deepens Space Race After Komarov's Death
The death of Soviet cosmonaut Vladimir Komarov during the Soyuz 1 mission sparks debate on space exploration risks and design flaws. The crash, following a parachute failure, echoes the Apollo losses and questions the pace of Soviet space program advances after a 25 month gap.
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Svetlana Stalina Arrives in US Carries Complex Implications
The arrival of Svetlana Stalina, daughter of Josef Stalin, tests US Soviet ties and public sentiment. Kennan praises her humanity and courage while noting the burden of her infamous lineage and belief in God. She seeks life beyond her father’s deeds, bringing a memoir that could yield big royalties.
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Josef Stalin
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Moscow
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Kennan
Switzerland
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Stalina
Soviet Union
Golden Door
Campaign to curb unruly gangs sparks race riot warnings
The piece reports warnings from Eugene Callender of the New York Urban League that a planned summer of racial violence may be underway in New York City. It notes Cleveland officials considering a harsh crackdown on rioting youth gangs, with a firebomb attack on a state employment office in Hough. It urges communities to improve social and economic conditions to deter organized rioting.
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Europe Moves Toward Independence Altering NATO's Fate
European Communist leaders shift from Moscow control as Yugoslavia Romania and Bulgaria chart independent courses. A Senate hearing on European troop levels looms, with talks among US Britain and West Germany signaling possible NATO troop reductions and a fading central role for NATO in European politics.
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Pulse Of The People Letter Policy Notice
The Pulse Of The People announces that U S Patent Office letters will be published with names and addresses of writers, but names may be withheld on request. The publication reserves the right to reject submissions and shorten letters as needed.
Charity Spirit Persists in Troy School Facility Row
Brother Conrad Leo of La Salle Institute defends historic cooperation with public schools amid a state mandate denying use of facilities to parochial students. He cites La Salle’s long practice of offering fields and spaces to Troy High, Watervliet High, and Cohoes High, and notes recent use by SUNY Albany, probation officials, Hudson Valley Community College, and a county committee. He lauds mutual support across communities and warns against antiquated laws eroding such ties.
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Law of Charity
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State of New York
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Questions and Answers From a Historical Inquiry Column
A reader’s Q and A on terms painters isinglass birds mouths earth as a water world Yule log Lincoln’s rail-splitter and Paricutin’s first notice. The piece provides concise explanations and dates, citing origins and early facts for each query.
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Thomas Hanks
San Juan
Mexico
Words, Wit And Wisdom Dear Mr. Morris
A reader questions pillows labeled nonallergenic and explains the proper term nonallergenic. The piece also traces the origin of pagan from paganus meaning villager and discusses heathen usage. It defines teonoclast as a breaker of sacred images and notes 1920s iconoclasm trends.
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Christ
America
The Doctor Answers Facial Hairs And Hair Loss
Dr Brandstadt discusses causes and treatments for facial hairs and hair loss. Bleaching darker hairs with hydrogen peroxide helps little, shaving is safe, chemical depilatories may irritate skin, and permanent removal requires an electric needle. Hair dyes are approved but may irritate sensitive skin. patch tests advised. Overhandling hair can cause shedding. avoid harsh brushing and tight rollers. vitamin E is unlikely to help.
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Food and Drug Administration
Credibility Gap in Vietnam War Framing and Officials
Dickinson North Dakota presents analysis on the credibility gap as it relates to the Vietnam War. The piece critiques background briefings by anonymous officials and questions inflated claims of Viet Cong defections versus mounting overall fighting strength, urging honest messaging to avoid widening distrust.
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White House
Chieu Hoi
Junction City
Chien Hoi
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