Troy Record subscription terms reveal rates and staff
The Troy Record lists subscription costs for the Morning edition and carriers, detailing annual, semiannual, quarterly, monthly, and weekly pricing, plus mail routes and foreign rates. It also notes Associated Press rights, circulation figures, and key staff including Walter J. Kane, Frank J. York, Alton T. Sliter, and Joseph J. Lachapelle.
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Albany
Jensselaet
Saratoga
Washington
Troy City
New York State
Bennington County
Associated Vermont Ayalite
Qne
Associated Press
Aud
Curfew Debate in Cohoes Parks Sparks Blame and Solutions
Opinion weighs curfew as remedy for teen vandalism in Cohoes. It argues curfews only mask causes, urges tracing alcohol access, parental responsibility, and stricter penalties to curb youth trouble more effectively.
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Cohoes
Waterford
Kennedy's Senate bid questioned over residency and motive
The piece argues Bobby Kennedy misjudged his May pledge about a New York candidate for the U.S. Senate. It criticizes his residency changes and use of the seat as a toy, labeling him driven by personal power rather than New York's needs, while acknowledging his competitiveness and potential impact in a first bid for elective office.
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Bobby Kennedy
United States
New York
Bobby
Johnson
New York Senate
New York State
Senate
Tshombe hires mercenaries to lead Congo army story
The article argues Moise Tshombe's use of white mercenaries against Congo rebels risks widening Africa's racial tensions and draws in the United States and the United Nations. It warns Congo has become an African powder keg and urges a swift UN-backed solution.
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Moise Tshombe
Congo
Tshombe
Katanga
United Nations
Organization of African States
Africa
T'shombe
United States
Washington
They Did It Heavily divided Democrats face control and chaos
The piece notes Democratic conventions show disorder from the Alabama Mississippi splits and the Mississippi Freedom Democratic party. It criticizes Wallace Jolson controlled factions and calls for ruling on delegations before convention floor action. It cites civil rights workers' deaths and praises credentials machinery to settle disputes early.
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Johnson
Robert
Clarence Cannon
Alabama
Mississippi
Freedom Democratic Party
Wallace
Paul Jolson
Record Mountaineering Toll in Swiss Alps Amid Heat
Switzerland endures a scorching stretch with a record toll of mountaineering casualties as Alpine climbers tackle peaks from Mont Blanc to the Eiger. Rescue teams use long ropes. avalanches and heat drive dangers seen in Davos and Zurich studies.
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Switzerland
Simplon
Alps
Hell
Mount Blanc
Europe
Mont Blanc
France
Matterhorn
Italy
Tyrol
Nature
Eiger
Bernese Oberland
Lye
Chamonix
Weissflutjoeh Institute
Davos
Federal ‘Technical Group
University of Zurich
Robert Hacfelt
Pacific
Nisual
South American
Question Box: Sleep Movements and Earth Shape Theories
A reader asks how often a person moves in sleep and is told about once every seven to eight minutes. The other query asks who first announced the earth is round, credited to Pythagoras and taught by Aristotle.
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Pythagoras
Toxicologist roots of poison word explained in letter
A reader asks for the correct term for a poison specialist and learns toxicology stems from toxikon and logos. The discussion links poison tipped arrows to ancient Greek use and notes a syntax correction about a sentence in a separate letter, with commentary from readers in Natchez and Pittsburgh.
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Beverly Hillbillies
Outer Space
Sully
Natchez
Miss. A
New Guinea
National Whirligig: Prosperity and Perceived Peace Amid War Fears
ADems versus Republicans debate prosperity and world danger. NAM reports strong economic gains under Johnson, with rising GDP and low unemployment, while foreign crises in Southeast Asia, the Congo, Cyprus, and Cuba fuel voter unease. Critics warn of fake peace as Johnson campaigns with new car nostalgia.
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Washington
National Association of Manufacturers
Laurie Battle
Nam
Lyndon Johnson
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Dillon
Eisenhower
Korea
Harry Truman
Defense
McNamara
South Viet Nam
Red China
Southeast Asia
Congo
Indonesia
U. S
Cyprus
U.S
Cuba
Castro
Bay of Pigs
Soviet Union
Ike
The Doctor Talks About Hypnotism
The article explains hypnotism, its misperceptions, and limits. It describes light and deep hypnosis, testable effects, and the risks in medical use. It notes legitimate uses by doctors for hysteria childbirth and anesthesia substitutes, with cautions about safety, legality, and potential for harm.
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Dr. Read
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TROY
Walter J. Kane
Frank J. York
Then Board
Jone
Alton T. Sliter
Joseph J. Lachapelle
Hure
Atlantic City
George
Police Pest
W. Og. Brandstadt, M.D
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