The Troy Record Subscription Rates and Staff Details
The Troy Record lists staff positions and contact details. It outlines subscription terms for local and mail delivery, noting annual and short-term rates in New York and Vermont, with separate Albany regional options and private branch exchange information.
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Troy
the Times
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Rensselaer
Saratoga
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New York State
Bennington County
Vermont
Audit Shows Circulation Average For November 1958
Audit record notes Bureau of Circulation daily average for November 1958 at 40,800 net. combined Morning and Evening editions.
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Bureau of Circulation
Railway Laxpress Threatened by Carrier Shutdown
A nostalgic note on the possible withdrawal of the American Railway Express Agency by New York Central and other eastern railroads. If the agency dissolves on January 1, 1980, a smaller, area-focused service may replace it, but loss of the nationwide network would mark the end of an era in U S rail history.
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Pony Express
Association of Western Railways
Pwallely
Amerian Railway Express
Ge New York Central Railroad
Otto Large Eastern
Fia
Easton
Anche
New York Central
Americart
Holt
Egan
Henry Wells
William Fargo
Bapress
Troy
National Express
New York
Monrcal
Vestuehe Railay Express
Oil
Conpanies
Mark
Raihway
United States
Nasser Attacks Communism In Port Said Address
Egypt's President Nasser harshly denounces communism in a Port Said speech, labeling it imperialist and Zionist. He signs to spread unity in the Arab world while clashing with Soviet influence over Syria and Iraq, signaling a widening rift with Moscow and signaling support for his United Arab Republic.
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Egypt
Nasser
Vere Alain
Russia
Tasperlalisa
Masia
United States
Tussia
Syria
Iraq
Kremlin
Namnenly
Halti
Oper
Aru
Leanes
Diffeut ties raise questions over Nasser and Russia
The article discusses tensions between Keypt and Massie and references a Soviet loan of 10 million dollars and Aswan Dam disputes. It notes West German firms offering to build the dam and ponders whether Russia has reneged and if Nasser fears Soviet influence. Developments are expected to unfold rapidly.
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Keypt
Massie
Nugsia
Nasser
Aswan Dani
Russia
Ife
Educators face calls to extend the school year in Chicago meeting
A representative group of school superintendents in Chicago urged lengthening the nine month school year. Critics from Vice Admiral Rickover to educators themselves call for reforms including more competition, life skills and driver education while some border courses are questioned and a push to drop elective classes appears.
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Teenedit
Chicaga
Eisenhower
H. G Rickover
Tlinkover
Atmavjean
St. Rickover
Erucastion
Bealien
Sally
Admiral Rickover
Chicago
Living Costs Rise As Inflation Persists In November
The Labor Department reports living costs up nearly one percent from a year earlier with the consumer price index rising slightly in November. Despite high unemployment, spending remained buoyant as wages and wage contracts push prices higher, with factors including autos and coal costs cited.
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Labor Department
Irving
Thor
Dawn Ag
Warner
Bowie
Behliel Low In Spirits Over Rising Costs And Wages
A reader notes the shabby mood in business and rising costs across transportation repairs and services. Despite government index gains, contracts tighten with higher living costs and a one cent per hour raise for about one million steel alumnium and meat packing workers. The writer warns against optimism as the dollar weakens under persistent price pressure.
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Behliel
Washington
Piftieth State Hope Shifts to Hawaii Statehood Push
The article argues Hawaii could become the fiftieth state, noting Alaska’s path cleared and Hawaii’s potential admission in the next Congress session. It cites Rep. Len W. O’Brien of Albany as a key proponent and discusses Southern objections over voting power and race, while praising Hawaii’s wartime loyalty and eligibility as a territory.
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Becoe
Heath State
Union
Hawaii
He Smith
Len W. O'Brien
Albany
Congress
Secon
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Rnwan
The Rising Cost of Medical Care Weighs on Families
The Health Information Foundation reports Americans now average five physician visits per year, up from 2.6 thirty years ago. Higher income differences persist less in care access, though hospital visits remain largely uninsured, signaling need for family financial planning against medical expenses.
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Alvericams
Health Information Foundation
Vnnatliance
Ceaven For Health
British academy trends in Middle East and Pakistan politics
A British paper discusses shifts in influence from Sandhurst to other centers as revolutionary ideas emerge. It notes alumni from the Royal Military College and the American University in Beirut rising to minor posts, with a shadow of pride in selective British education.
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Waiumare Sun
Sandhurst
Britain
Military Academy
Lindon School of Economics
Pakistan
Sudan
Tray
American University In
Beirut
Middle East
Pulse Of The People Repintered Versus Patvat
The Record Newspapers will publish readers letters while preserving anonymity if the author signs some form of name. Failing to sign names and addresses will lead to non publication. The Record reserves the right to edit and shorten letters as needed.
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Record
Flezse
Wheat Solution Editorial Favors Feeding Over Arms
Reader letter from Waterford argues using Marshall Plan funds to transport wheat to needy areas, boosting railroads and mariners, with Red Cross and churches distributing bread. Claims feeding the hungry reduces desire to fight and criticizes arms focus.
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the Record
United States
Pean
Red Cross
Church
Daving
Huntington
Waterford
A Thought For Today On Health And Moderation
A column on health culture praising medical progress and public health advances while warning against hypochondria and excessive self focus. It notes longer life expectancy, routine exams, inoculations, and societal gains in hygiene and athletics, urging balance between concern for self and care for others.
Seen of Exiled Polish Government Loses Last Diplomatic Tie
Reports say the Polish government in exile has lost its last ambassador and major recognition as Vatican credentials for Gasimir Papee end. No invitations issued to other diplomats as Vatican ponders formal withdrawal amid Catholic nation concerns.
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Rone
Gasimir Papee
Holy Seeiof
Vatican
Papee
Pontificale
John Xxtit
Enile
Ireland
Spai
Cuba
Vatcan
Kaland
Spain
Poland
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
An analysis of the 1957 58 recession and its lessons, noting that consumer confidence and government and industry actions cushioned impact. Highlights include the role of wage stability, tax policy, and defense spending in supporting purchasing power as the recovery begins.
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Washington
Oder
Federal Reserve Board
Hough
Arthur F. Burns
7 Dent
the Reporter Magazine
Agg Fos
Willeh Shat
Ciligs Ani Stalea
United States
U S Accused Of Spy Satellites In Space War Of Words
A chaotic AP report notes U S claims Moscow accuses Washington of building spy satellites and space fortresses. The piece reflects Cold War rhetoric, UN debates, and a Bible of wordplay by William Morris with a vocabulary test for readers.
The Doctor Answers: Allergy and Heart Size Clarified
Dr Jordan discusses contact dermatitis from irritation and gloves, enlarged heart meanings, and a deafness symptom linked to Meniere’s disease. He notes allergy avoidance or proper gloves, explains heart enlargement reflects valve issues or high blood pressure, and suggests possible neurosurgeon input for post head injury symptoms.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
Reid
Mt's
Monlere
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