Subscriptions and staff listed for The Troy Record
The Troy Record announces subscription rates and terms including in advance pricing for various durations, delivery areas in New York and surrounding regions, and foreign rates. It lists corporate officers such as Chairman Frank L. York and Vice President Walter J. Kane along with the secretary and treasurer posts. It notes Associated Press rights and circulation figures for July 1964.
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Troy Record
Carrer
Malip
Albany
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washington
New York State
Bennington County
Associated Vermont
Atx
Associated Press
Tocal
AP News
Quieting the Shell Wall Noise Sparks Tenant Rebellion
Across the nation rental agents report tenants demanding peace and quiet for their rent. Builders cut costs with thin walls allowing voices music and noise to pass. In New York 25 percent of turnover stems from noise. Prospective tenants test walls with radios raise voices and walk away. The shell wall era is ending as demand for quiet grows.
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New York
Our Role in the Congo A Senate warning on intervention
Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield urges caution in extending U S involvement in the Congo. He warns against drifting into deeper engagement and calls for UN reentry or broader European/Belgian responsibility to stabilize the region, noting risks to national reputation and potential parallels to South Vietnam.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
United States
Congo
Pshombe
Viet Nam
Australia Upset Over U S Beef Export Controls
Australia criticizes possible U S limits on Australian beef shipments and warns of reprisals. The piece notes global beef market puzzlement, Argentina’s tight supply, and U S domestic prices remaining low. It highlights Prime Minister Menzies threatening sanctions on cotton tobacco and machines to offset beef cuts, amid rising grain-fed cattle prices and cooler Chicago markets.
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Australia
United States
Argentina
Congress
Menzies
Johnson
Chicago
Hope Raised by Leukemia Virus Growth in Buffalo and London
A cautious announcement from Roswell Park Memorial Institute in Buffalo says scientists have grown human leukemia viruses in the lab, a potential breakthrough in cancer research. Simultaneously, Britain reports growing leukemia cells, suggesting progress toward a vaccine or effective treatment, though years may pass before practical results.
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Roswell Park Memorial Institute
Buffalo
Britain
London
Take the politics out of the Troy Police Department
In a letter responding to a policeman spouse critique, The Record endorses the push for higher pay and better working conditions for Troy police. The editors defend their criticisms of leadership and personnel distribution, note support from businesspeople and residents, and urge ongoing reforms while keeping politics out of the department.
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Troy
Wlckly
Marylyn Daley
Barbara Grimmick
North
A Thought For Today on world troubles and colonialism
A thoughtful meditation contrasts Congo upheaval with the end of colonial control. It argues nations must gain self sufficiency and learn from history, urging cautious aid without reimposing protectorates, hoping future progress worldwide.
Words Wit And Wisdom On Fritz Blink And Loan
Reader asks about origins of on the fritz and on the blink linking to slang from early 1900s comic strips and fishing jargon. The piece notes common acceptance of loan as a verb with past tense loaned or lent both correct and used, urging natural choice from speakers.
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J. Bereza
Pittsburgh
Katzenjammer
Hans
Fritz
Captain
New England
Tom ‘Tennent
Washington, D.C
Ioan
Lend
Mississippi Democrats Split Over MFDP Challenge at Atlantic City
A Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party faction seeks to unseat the regular delegation at the Atlantic City convention, arguing Negroes were excluded from meetings and urging support for Barry Goldwater. The rift threatens Johnson's Southern gains as he weighs backing the regulars or the irregulars.
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Washington
Johnson
South
Atlantic City
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party
Democratic Party
Mississippi
Barry Goldwater
National Democratic Party
Lyndon Johnson
Goldwater
MFDP
Laydon Johnson
Johns Son
Dixie
Texas
John F. Kennedy
Florida
Kentucky
Tennessee
Virginia
Question Box: post mistress term correct?
A woman appointed to the position is officially designated as postmaster. The traditional term post mistress is outdated. modern usage uses postmaster for the role regardless of gender.
The Doctor Talks About Sleep
Dr Brandstadt explains infant and toddler sleep patterns with age related hours. He notes newborns sleep about 22 hours daily, 2 months about 20 hours, 4 months 8 to 18 hours, and by one year 14 to 16 hours. He warns not to worry if a toddler sleeps more or less, provided wake times are alert. He covers night waking, teething myths, teaching peaceful routines, and that deep sleep starts around ages 4 or 5. Night terrors between ages 2 and 5 may ease with light evening meals or a sugar snack before bed, and may require tonsil or adenoid removal in some cases. He cautions parents to seek checkups if attacks threaten weight or bed fear and notes methods to detect faking by eyelid opening.
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W. G. Brandstadt
M.D
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Walter J. Kane
Alton T. Sliter
Joseph J. Lachapelle
Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Mansfield
Belgium
Tshombe
Organization For African Unity
United Nations
Russia
Africa
Ven
Dwight Marvin
Cardinal
Cnme
Andrew Tully
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