Troy Record Publisher and Subscription Rates from The Troy Record
The Troy Record lists company officials and contact details. Subscription terms are provided for delivery by carrier and mail within New York and Vermont, with various pricing by duration and location.
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Troy Record
The
Times Record
Albany
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washington
New York State
Bennington County
Vermont
Audit Memo on Circulation Daily Average in November 1958
Audit memo notes Bureau of Circulation daily average for November 1958 at 48 880 not paid. Morning and Evening combined.
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Bureau of Circulation
Judge proposes detention center at South Lake barracks
Judge Filley urges converting the State Police Barracks on South Lake Avenue into a juvenile detention center to address emergency lack of facilities. He cites eleven months of failed committal, runaway youths, and community strain, urging swift local adoption with support from Troy and Rensselaer County.
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Judge Filley
Children’s Court
South Lake Avenue
Troy
Rensselaer
Children's Court
Humane Society
Tudge Filley
Post Office Warns of Christmas Mail Deluge
Postmaster Arthur T. Judge warns of an all time high volume of Christmas mail. Troy post office will open 9 am to 6 pm from December 15 to help speed delivery and urges early mailing to avoid delays.
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Arthur T. Judge
Troy
Bam
Christmas Gift Mail Deadlines and Tips
The message warns mailers to send gifts to Aunt Susie by December 10 for distant points and December 15 for nearby ones. It advises bundling cards and letters neatly and separately from other mail to speed handling, writing plainly with full addresses and zone numbers, including a return address, and notes lines will be longer as Christmas approaches.
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Susie
Give a Buck drive highlighted in push for campaign reform
The American Heritage Foundation and Advertising Council celebrate a $12 million Give a Buck campaign for elections. The piece criticizes outdated federal rules on campaign spending and sources, noting how donors, committees, and even family members can contribute. It argues for stronger limits and disclosure ahead of Congress's 86th session.
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American Heritage Foundation
The
Advertising Council
Congress
National Committee
Gore Committee
Meade Alcorn
Space Agency Compromise Ended Army Space Council Clash
An agreement ends the month long fight over missile and jet propulsion control. The Army keeps the Huntsville ballistic missile station while the Space Council runs the Pasadena jet propulsion lab. Scientists agree to share data to avoid duplication and accelerate progress amid rising missile activity. The President calls the deal satisfactory and mutually beneficial.
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Space Agency
Army
Space Council
Fisenhower
Huntsville
Ala
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Pasadena
Calif
Pentagon outlines 1959 space missile launches and goals
The Pentagon announces plans for a major space attack program with missiles launched in 1959. About a dozen shots are planned, including moon missions and satellite projects. If one third reach orbit, the effort is deemed a success. The message urges unity among researchers to avoid rivalry.
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Pentagon
Space
Anniversary Reflections On Prohibition And Drinking Trends
A column notes 25 years since Utah joined to repeal the 18th Amendment, weighing Prohibition effects. It cites Columbia and public opinion surveys showing shifts toward nondrinkers, rising moderation, and warnings against drinking and driving. The piece recalls bathtub gin and urges sensible alcohol use.
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Utah
Columbia University
Licenised Beverage Industries, Inc
American Institute of Public Opinion
De Gaulle’s Gaullist Victory Reshapes France’s Assembly
In France, voters delivered a strong Gaullist majority that could outpace Premier de Gaulle’s moderates. Jacques Soustelle rises as a dominant figure yet may face de Gaulle’s control over ultra right forces and the Algeria question as the Fifth Republic takes shape.
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France
Newark Evening News
Charles de Gaulle
Fifth Republic
de Gaulle
Alferia
Union For the New Republic
Algeria
Committee of Public Safety
Jacques Soustelle
Soustelle
A meditation on idleness and its value
Dwight Marvin argues that idleness is essential for meditation and creativity. He recalls childhood lessons that work defines worth but contends pauses from responsibility allow reflection, spiritual insight, and a broader life beyond routine. He contrasts this with Soviet emphasis on constant labor and notes spelunking as a metaphor for exploration of freedom.
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Walt Whitman
Colombia under martial law as Rojas Pinilla detained
Colombia imposes a state of siege after quick action by President Lleras Camargo to quell a revolutionary plot. Ex-dictator Gustavo Rojas Pinilla is confined aboard the warship Capitan Tono off the Caribbean coast amid looming Senate trial set for December 15.
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Bogota
Colombia
Alberto Lleras Camargo
Gustavo Rojas Pinilla
Rojas Pinilla
Capitan Tono
Caribbean
Spain
House of Representatives
Senate
Jorge Manrique
Manrique
Roljas
Pinilla
George Gailan
Liberal Party
Eader
Wordplay in a Virginia Scouts tale and a lingual puzzle
A radio broadcast described scouts nearly lost in a cage with a word sounding like splunking. A reader asks for the intended term and a correspondent suggests triannual as a precise heading meaning every three years, warning against triweekly and tri yearly ambiguities.
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Virginia
John C. Coyle
Pittsburgh
Insects and health questions from Dr Jordan column
The article presents a reader Q and A on insects such as bed bugs pigeons and mites and their skin reactions. Dr Jordan notes occasional severe allergic responses to bites and urges removal of pests to reduce exposure.
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Edwin P
Jordan
M.D
Cleveland
Melics
Southern Democrats unlikely to oust Butler at weekend party session
National Chairman Paul Butler faces Southern opposition but is seen as a temporary figurehead. Rayburn and Johnson back harmony, aiming to avoid intraparty conflicts ahead of 1960. Racial desegregation may rise on courts, not Congress, aiding Butler’s critics.
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Washington
Paul M. Butler
Butler
James A. Farley
Ife
Dixie Democrats
National Committee
Eisenhower
Nixon
Nation
Alaska
House
Sam Rayburn
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Buller
Sam
Lyndon
Capitol Hill
Congress
Gev Averell Harriman
New York
Gov
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Harriman
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Williams
Walter P. Reuther
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
Alabama
Supreme Court
U S Holds Up Aid Talks With Poland
The State Department delays further economic aid talks with Poland after anti American rhetoric by Gomulka. The U S has provided Poland 193 million dollars in two years to aid economic hurdles during early independence from Moscow. A recent meeting with Khrushchev in Moscow triggered a souring of relations.
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Washington
State Department
Poland
Wladyslaw Gomulka
United States
Moscow
Gomulka
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Warsaw
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Frank J. York
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Alton T. Sliter
Ashley
Albany Bat
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Council
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