The Troy Record Masthead and Notices
The page presents the newspaper masthead for The Troy Record with editor Alton T. Sliver and publisher details, plus staff roles and addresses. It lists subscription rates, including one year sixteen dollars, six months nine dollars, and three months four dollars seventy three cents, with additional foreign route charges. It notes Associated Press ownership and circulation figures.
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Alton T. Sliver
Troy Record Co
Broadway
Troy
N. Y
Ashley
Troy Record
Albany
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washington
New York State
Bennington
Vermont
Troy City
Associated Press
Adirondacks Park Idea Sparks National Discussion
The Adirondack Mountains proposal for a 1.72 million acre national park faces debate over federal ownership and public access. Supporters cite broad benefits and preservation, while opponents worry about private land, costs, and state control. The suggestion arises amid constitutional talks on the forever wild clause and seeks to study potential public good.
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Adirondack Mountains
Laurance
Rockefeller
State Council of Parks
Adirondacks
United States
The Forrestal Fire Tragedy and its Aftermath
The Forrestal carrier suffered a devastating fire in the Gulf of Tonkin with 129 dead and 67 injured. Fire spread across six decks, destroying planes and equipment as crews endured long shifts and heroism. Analysts seek causes to prevent future losses, while honoring the fallen and the surviving crew.
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Forrestal
Gulf of Tonkin
Subic Bay
Philippines
United States
Southeast Asia
Soviet writers face hunger as education fuels dissent
The piece reports on the Fourth Congress of Soviet Writers and how intensified censorship fails to curb a growing hunger for knowledge. It notes readers flock to poetry by Yevtushenko and Voznesensky, a popular science and humanist literature, and Lillian Hellman's observation that Soviet intellectuals seek the right to criticize.
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Soviet Union
Russia
Yevtushenko
Vozensensky
Writers Congress
Lillian Hellman
Hellman
Mississippi Delta Riots Tied to Hunger and Despair
A stark critique links delta poverty to violence as Congress hears of hunger and subjugation. Despair drives migration North for better diets amid underfunded welfare programs. The piece says Mississippi neglects aid, fueling riots and displacing Black families.
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Mississippi Delta
Congress
Washington
Post
Delta
Mississippi
Greece Receives Oil From Soviet Tankers in Salonika
In Salonika Greece Soviet ships Leonardo da Vinci and Gdynia unload 49 000 and 47 000 tons of Red oil from Novorossiysk amid anti Communist tensions. Sailors aboard have orders not to talk ashore and to leave ships only with companions. Greece's border with Communist nations runs along Albania Yugoslavia and Bulgaria.
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Salonika
Greece
Novorossiysk
Black Sea
Gdynia
Spain
Albania
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Hong Kong
NATO
Saloniki
Balkan
Europe
Aegean
Words Wit And Wisdom in the Vietnam Era
In the Vietnam era the language reflects war impact with terms like WHAM and CINCUS criticized as clumsy. A reader notes New England pronunciation for Tonic and Frappe, deriding Moxie as vile while Biz Week reports CT traders take control and plan national Moxie distribution, altering its bitter sip.
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Vietnam
U.S
Pearl Harbor
Mr. Morris
New England
Boston
Leonard Bassil
Silver Spring
Bassil
Business Week
Connecticut
Moxie Soft
Language of earliest writing and sun size comparison
The oldest forms of actual writing were produced in Sumerian. The sun’s diameter is about 865000 miles, roughly 109 times that of Earth.
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Earth
Doctor Talks About Virus and Mental Health Evidence
Question answer style discusses chronic fever viruses ECHO transmission from intestines and precautions. It notes recovery and immunity limits, treatment options Hydroxybenzyl benzimidazole and quinidine, and no proven preventive measures. A separate discussion covers cancer viruses debate and how mood disorders relate to depression with non drug and lifestyle remedies.
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W. G. Brandstadt
M.D
Sullivan Leads Opposition to Panama Canal Treaties
Mrs. Leotter Sullivan, Missouri Democrat and Panama Canal Subcommittee chair, leads a bloc of about 120 congressmen opposing Senate ratification of three new canal treaties. She argues the transfer of control weakens U.S. defense and sovereignty, while predicting strong opposition in the Senate.
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Leotter Sullivan
Missouri
Panama Canal
House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
Senate
Sullivan
House
United States
Capitol Hill
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Washington
U.S
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John F. Roy
Joseph J
Lachapelle
Walter J
Benedett
Ualt
Bureau of Sirculations
the Adirondacks
Middle East
Orient
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Israel
Cairo
Saigon
Athens
U. S
Asia
U. S Custom Service
South Vietnam
William Morris
Rowan
Eyes Democracy
By Carl T. Rowan
Panama
Canal Zone
Atlantic
Pacific
Pixies
By Wohl
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