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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1960

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Missile Lag Not Too Serious Gate Says

Secretary of Defense Thomas Gates said the missiles may show only moderately larger numbers in production than the United States until 1962, while offsetting the perceived gap with bomber forces Polaris submarines and other measures. He asserted the U.S. is in a first rate position overall and defended American deterrence amid Democratic criticism.

Washington Thomas Gates United States Congress Russia White U. S Neil Schator Gales Defense Democrats Seng Kenneth B. Kealing RNY Jacob K. Javits PNY Karl Mundt Jessie C. Arends RAID Ralph Yarborough D-Tex Tpo

Seven Injured In Two Car Collision Near Stephentown

Seven residents of Metropolitan New York City were injured in a two car crash on Route 22 near Stephentown. Injured were Pakehiko Chita 23 Sue Powers 24 Missa Andrew 23 Menniel Fabet Tancer 36 Louis Kwasniewska 36 Robert Morgan 32 Allan Krani 27. Readings at St Luke’s Hospital Pittsfield Mass indicated lacerations skull fracture and other injuries with varying conditions. Troopers attributed the crash to a driver confusion at an intersection as Tincer’s car struck the Kwasniewska vehicle.

New York City Stephentown St. Luke's Huspital Pittsfield Mass Pakehiko Chita Riversite Sue Powers Missa Andrew Menniel Fabet Tancer Woodside Louis Kwasniewska Brooklyn Robert Morgan Kew Gardens Allan Krani Wren River Avenan Lebanon Route 22 Kwasniewska Hancock Road Tincer Aly. Maczkam

States Doctrine Needs Rewriting

Washington AP Senator Ken Nett B Keating RS W says the Monroe Doctrine should be rewritten due to Communist influence in Cuba. He claims Russia and Red China now spend over 100 million dollars yearly on propaganda to fan anti American sentiment in Latin America.

Washington Sen. Kennett B. Keating RSW United States Monroe Boeing Cuba Carba Russia Red China Mioel Caribbean Keating

Retired Maj. Gen Randolph Berkeley Dies at 85

Beawlort S C Retired Maj. Gen. Randolph Berkeley, the oldest Marine Corps general, died of a heart ailment in a U S naval hospital yesterday. He was 85.

Beawlort Randolph ¢. Berkeley Massine Corps U. S. Naval Hospital

Red Leaders Convening Moscow Conference Summary

Eastern bloc premiers and party chiefs converge on Moscow for an agricultural conference linked to East West talks. Attendees include Gheorghe Gheorghe-Dej of Romania, Chisu Stolen of Albania, and Enver Hoxha.

Moscow Paris Gherorghe Gheorgiu-Dej Chisu Stolen Rania Enver Hoe Albhania

Jackpot Now 490 and Bonus Label Details

The notice describes a weekly jackpot of 496 with a special bonus label for Comword Muzzle. It invites readers to cut out an optional sticker to compete for 70 dollars as part of the prize pool. It mentions deadlines and procedures from the Record Newspapers with a Wednesday 5 p.m. entry deadline and submission instructions.

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62 Miners Trapped 17 Rescued At No 2 Yubari Mine

Explosion and fire trap workers in Hokkaido coal mine. Revised count shows 2 men initially trapped, 17 rescued, 45 believed buried. Company spokesman notes eight crawled to safety early, nine rescued later as hopes fade. Gas blast marks second major incident at Yubari No 2 mine in 22 years.

Kye Vnrouzh’ Ja Hokkaido Mokkata Coal Mining Co Yubari Yubari Cogl Japan Auers

Algerian Unrest Threatens De Gaulle Policy Clash

Insurgent resistance in Algeria escalates as clashes erupt in Algiers leaving many dead and wounded. The unrest reflects Algerian and settler tensions over de Gaulle policy and frames a crisis near civil war, with political maneuvering in Washington over civil rights and potential federal action.

E. C.tually Paris USM Charles de Gautte Algiers Eile de Gaullle

World Bank Unveils Framework for New Development Agency

The World Bank outlined a plan for a new international development organization to finance projects in developing nations. If 68 member countries ratify the articles, the International Development Association will offer hard currency loans on easy terms to fund a planned capital pool of one billion dollars, with a joining deadline of December. Early estimates suggest IDA could be established by September, enabling faster aid flows.

Washington World Bank Wat Malions i International Development A IDA Coud

Pope declares Christianity will win out over Communism

Vatican remarks by Pope at St Peters Basilica address includes audience of 26 cardinals and Rome archbishops. He frames Christianity as enduring, urges unity and warns persecutors, while noting plans for a worldwide church council in Rome within years.

Pope Vatican City St Peters Basinea Von Rome Ponsuf Ciag Tins

Budget Goes To Legislature Today Democrats Map Fight

Gov Rockefeller’s budget for the new fiscal year goes to the Legislature as Democrats say little relief is likely for most taxpayers. They estimate a sizable surplus and press for tax cuts or school aid while Republicans propose possible cuts or added schooling funds. Democratic leaders say no tax concessions are anticipated this year though they pushed restoring exemptions for married and single filers. Legislation to cap or adjust these credits has passed in the last session.

Robert T. Gray Albany Rockefeller Joseph Zareleki Anthony J. Trav Rackefeller

Fire Brines Injury To Six At Patel Sades Hotel

Six people were injured when a fire swept through the Patel Sades Hotel shortly before 3 am. Thomas Nardino and Patrolman Michael Burns were hurt assisting firefighters. Dale Kline Hetty Rush Marian Dale were among the injured. some admitted with non serious injuries. An incident outside involved a car collision with a fire engine and arrests followed. At Vandenberg Air Force Base a Discoverer IX satellite launch attempt was called off due to critical difficulties.

Aycueuse Fere Hark Foriesix sTpremer Thomas Nardino Police Department Michael Burns Firmen Hetty Dean Rush Marian Dale Charles Kline Masscerrs Dale Oval Kline Rukh George St. Dale Deivey Squires Dale Vendenberg Air Force Base Calif Capisa

Report 2nd Red Firing in Pacific

AP report describes a second Soviet missile fired into the central Pacific near Hope Island. The object reportedly landed within the Russian declared impact area, with Pentagon details limited. The article notes U.S. skepticism over earlier Russian and U.S. assessments and cites statements by officials and lawmakers.

Pacific Washington Defense Department Soviet Union Central Pacific Navy U.S. S Moscow Reissia A Dan Wawaki U.S Pentagon Russia Shawer Turget Venus Mars Eisenhower

On-Spot French General Replaced In Algiers

In Algiers insurgents clung to barricades as Brig Gen Jean Gracieux was replaced on the spot by Brig Gen Klebert Toulouse. Army cordons and 30,000 civilians faced clashes while two thousand holdouts near the plaza pressed for surrender or continued resistance. A roadside bomb killed four soldiers as police blamed a Moslem nationalist.

Goneren Anderson Algiers de Gaulle Week Alziers Jean Gracieux Klebert Toulouse Gracieux Coutryside Bebels Meir Pierre LaGaillarfe

Advisory council urges longer jobless benefits in high unemployment

The nine member state council appointed by Gov. Rockefeller unanimously recommended extending unemployment insurance to nonprofit workers and raising the maximum weeks of benefits from 26 to 52 during periods of high unemployment. The plan automates the extension when claims reach six percent of the state average and exhausted-benefit instances hit one percent of insured employment. It would cover about 350,000 nonprofit workers currently not insured.

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