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The Troy Record announces association with The Times Record and lists management including Dwight Mrivo, J Arthur Wiger, Frank Onimel, Alton Sister, and Shane Ashley. Details subscription options and prices for in state, out of state, and mail delivery alike.
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Audit Bycem of Criculalion Daily Circulation 1958
A report from the Audit Bureau of Circulation for November 1958 shows a net paid circulation of 48,880, with details for morning and evening editions.
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Criculalion
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Moon rocket failures and calls for cautious space boasting
The text critiques American space rhetoric after failed orbital attempts. It reflects on predicting successes, recalls Vanguard and a 69 000 mile missile, and urges restraint in boasts as projects proceed. It highlights leaders’ cautious tones and warns against premature triumphalism.
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Desegregation Deadlock in Little Rock Board Edifice
The Little Rock School Board remains deadlocked over desegregation as moderates gain momentum. Governor Faubus faces mixed signals amid evolving public stance on the law, with several progressive opponents signaling a shift toward compliance. Clergy and community leaders urge harmony while some leaders resist massive resistance, signaling gradual moves toward integration.
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Virginia
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Arkansas political tensions rise over education and race
A fragmented text discusses federal education funding, state governor tactics, and election manipulation in Arkansas. It references Governor Maubus, Rep. Brooks Mays, and the state board, hinting at segregation issues, political strife, and public pushback as opposition grows against aggressive methods, amid ongoing school policy debates.
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Venezuela Vote Shows Uneven Paths to Democracy
The three cornered presidential race in Venezuela pits Betancourt against Larrazabel and Calioya. Betancourt seeks victory via party organization while Larrazabel runs a clean campaign. observers note unrest and past juntas coloring the vote. The piece also references U.S. interest and Khrushchev era trade plans influencing Latin American dynamics.
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Venezuela
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Confused Khrushchev Proposal Sparks Senate Debate
Disjointed remarks accuse Khrushchev of proposing vast Soviet access to US funds in exchange for industrial aid and broad trade with Russia. The fragment hints at a tense critique of easing Cold War tensions and fears of US concessions to the Soviet Union.
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Sikila S. Khrushelev
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Communists Rebuffed in West Berlin Free City Vote
West Berlin voters reject the Khrushchev free city plan. With about half the votes counted, Willy Brandt's Social Democrats lead with roughly 34 percent, the Christian Democrats about 28 percent, and the Communists a mere 2 percent. The result signals broad rejection of Soviet proposals and supports remaining allied with the West.
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Ely
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Maya Byandt
Gast
Germany
President's Cap Sees Comeback Amid Golf Photo Buzz
Current comment notes detached, humorous tone about the president wearing a cap at his inauguration and triggering a potential revival of a traditional hat. It speculates on the cap's renewed popularity across professions and social groups, highlighting practicality against weather and wind while judging public perception and stylistic value.
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Winenhowm
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Pulse Of The People Realstered Ui Letters To The Record
Readers submit letters to The Record Newspapers urging anonymity then urging action on taxpayer waste and high fuel costs. They argue state offices need better ventilation to save fuel and protect workers, linking health to efficiency and public expenditure.
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National defense payments delays slow recovery and hurt small firms
Washington reports that late defense contract payments totaling around 9 billion dollars have stalled economic recovery and weakened national security. Small subcontractors face bankruptcy, unpaid bills, and long delays, prompting calls for a civilian-staffed settlement board, extended payment terms, and stronger contractor accountability. A dissent in court voices concern over hegemonic power of government decision making and urges an independent appeals body.
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Tong
USA
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Ehale
Justis
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The Doctor Talks About Ringworm on Scalp
The article describes ringworm of the scalp, its signs of hair loss and scaly patches, and notes ultraviolet light therapy and X ray treatment as options. It emphasizes contagious spread person to person, advised hygiene, caps in public places, and screening of preschool children to prevent outbreaks.
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Watch Your Language by Theodore Bernstein reviewed
A feature on Theodore Bernstein's Watch Your Language from Channel Press, a survey of contemporary usage guidance. Bernstein argues language should serve clear communication, while noting the public’s shifting sense of correctness and the limits of popular opinion in shaping style.
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H.W. Fowler
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Channel Press
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Nixon and Rockefeller loom in nominating race analysis
Interpreting the News weighs Nixon chances in 1960 bid amid Rockefeller threats and liberal opposition. It compares past Taft and Eisenhower bids, notes Stassen’s reemergence, and argues Park Avenue funded liberal critics aim to block a frontrunner while preserving a strong political machine.
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