The Troy Record printed in the early publication details
The Troy Record announces its ownership and executive officers, rate cards for subscription by carrier and mail, and circulation figures. It lists Frank L. York as president, Artie Viger as vice president and treasurer, and other officers, along with regional delivery and payment terms.
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Political clash over Rural Electrification Authority control
The piece argues Democrats oppose Secretary Benson and seek to strip REA authority, accusing Republicans of mixed signals. It notes REA loans totaling a billion dollars and rising efficiency, while the President defends centralized executive power and a clear line of authority. It suggests the fight risks political theater with limited impact on farmers.
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Wimphrey
Benson
Eisenhower
REA
Vital Preliminary Secretary Ahead of Western Diplomatic Meeting
A Western foreign ministers gathering, including the United States, prepares to shape a common approach to Soviet relations. The secretary, departing for a Matis conference, stressed unity with allies and the need for tangible signs of Soviet readiness before any summit. The talks aim to hammer out a united front and assess Khrushchev’s recent moves.
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Western Unity Looms Over Paris Talks Amid Khrushchev Pressure
The text describes Eisenhower and Macmillan in informal talks on nuclear test limits, a formal proposal rejected, and Khrushchev’s interest in a British plan for inspectors. It emphasizes Western unity as crucial for the Paris conference, urging Britain France and West Germany to stay aligned against Soviet tactics aimed at dividing the Allies.
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Paris
Herler
Gromyko
Ure Verter
Britain
France
West Germany
Business Seeks Political Role Signals Shift in Attitude
A Washington address by the United States Chamber of Commerce president highlights a shift as business toes into politics. The piece argues that business must become politically conscious to protect its interests, urging managers to engage publicly and support policies affecting industry, labor, trade, and wages.
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United States Chamber of Commerce
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Professor Truman Bormer and political satire at Coimbra
A reader letter critiques Professor Truman Bormer and his public conduct at Coimbra University. It condemns his theatrics and slaps at opponents while urging constructive guidance from figures like Hoover and Roosevelt, and questions references to MacArthur and Eisenhower in foreign policy debates.
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Princeton
Gaslin
Herbert Hoover
Winston Chivetill
Roosevelt
Triman
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Hhrough
AiMeult
White House
Cruman
Truman era critique of Dulles and Eisenhower at Columbia
The speaker criticizes Dulles and Eisenhower while praising Truman for foreign policy roles. He notes Truman’s appreciation of Dulles and NATO, but accuses Truman of vanity and entertainment focus. He cautions Columbia students may gain little enduring knowledge from the lectures.
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Peiping Shuffles Its Leaders
Analysts say Liu Sang-chi's appointment as president of China signals only a formal reshuffle. Mao Tse-tung remains undisputed leader as Lin Piao becomes a trusted second in a strategy focused on theory while others implement policy. Domestic discontent grows amid the Great Leap forward, with China facing material shortages and rising unrest in non Chinese regions.
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Lin
Asia
Current Comment High Cost Of Auto Insurance
A Civistian Science Monitor analysis notes rising auto insurance rates across the United States with Massachusetts and New York leading the surge. It cites insurer losses, compulsory coverage, and factors like injuries, repair costs, and fraud. Massachusetts proposals include license suspensions and nighttime driving limits for teens, plus a universal enforcement system to curb costs.
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Civistian Science Monitor
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Massachusetts
New York
Stile
Motorisia
Superintendent of Insurance
AXIO
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Han Apnoay
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
Washington analysis of Khrushchev threat and U S industrial lead argues a long-term race in defense, energy, and technology. It weighs Russia’s rail and pipeline advances against American gains in oil, coal, and steel, urging continued investment, reduced luxuries, and stronger defense to prevent Communist dominance worldwide.
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Uris Field
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Europe
United States
Dulles
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Bob Liere
Words Wit And Wisdom By William Morris
Readers ask about Anglo Latin abbreviations for pounds and plurals. Answers explain that Ibs is standard despite no s in Latin. lax and laxed enter English. and the nautical term taut ship, from seafaring days, describes a well disciplined crew and high efficiency.
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The Doctor Talks About Bowel Trouble
Edwin P B Jordan explains irritable bowel or spastic colon, its causes, and dietary management. He cites constipation alternating with diarrhea, urges bland easily digested foods, avoidance of laxatives, and more frequent small meals to ease waves of intestinal movement.
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Edwin PB. Jordan
Liellile
Bawela
Muons
Andy
Signs on the Road Warn and Weary the Mind
A reflectivepiece on road signs, from careful language to plain warnings, noting phrases like Drive Slaw and Picnic Area 1,000 Feet Away. The author laments ad laden boards, praises plain safety notices, and criticizes the drift of official wording and highway advertising.
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Maryland
Washington
Congress
Pauling Warns U S May Hold 75000 Nuclear Warheads
Nobel laureate Linus Pauling told about 2,400 in Brooklyn that the United States could have as many as 75,000 nuclear weapons and that civil defense is meaningless. He criticized the Atomic Energy Commission as biased and urged control of testing by the Public Health Service.
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Linus Pauling
United States
Brooklyn Committee
Pauling
Atomic Energy Commmnisesion
Coitiol
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Public Health Service
Question Box: Off Coast Coes Island and Alaska Volcanos
The text asks where Coes Island lies off Coste Mlea coast and mentions a buried treasure myth. It also inquires about Alaska volcano activity near Katmai and includes a mixed set of riddles and questions about religion and early Christian symbolism.
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