The Troy Record Adopts New Circulation Figures
The Troy Record announces its circulation data for January showing a daily average of 48 674 paid readers for both morning and evening editions. It lists subscription rates for in state and out of state delivery and notes affiliation with the Associated Press.
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Times Record
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Rensselaer
Saratosia
Washington
New York State
Bennington County
Vermont
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Runway Safety Gaps Cited After New York Jet Crash
Controversy over the La Guardia jet crash cites lax authorities and missing equipment delays. Accidents blamed on lack of radio beam guidance, elevation indicators, and a faulty approach raising calls for stricter aviation safety measures and a full investigation.
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Civil Aeronautics Administration
Soviet harassment blocks US convoy in Germany
A United States Army convoy was detained for hours by Soviet forces near Germany as Washington protests. The incident follows prior disruptions to Western alliances and German unification talks, with warnings sent to deter further interference.
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Hortin
Policy of firmness over Soviet actions portrayed in era remarks
The text cites a presidential message accusing the Soviet Union of violations and asserting U S resolve. It describes a diplomatic stance after failed protests, stressing that the United States did not recognize any right of inspection and viewed Moscow as a bully. The piece frames the U S position as vindicated in future Berlin talks and emphasizes resilience in dealings with Russia.
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Berlin
Peaceful Use Of The Atom Expands European Energy Ties
Britain joins six European nations in an exchange of ideas for general peaceful atomic energy use. European interest grows as power shortages press economic development, with shippingport and other plants advancing. U S aims to share knowledge to hasten widespread atomic power adoption.
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Ruhr
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Shippingport
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Troy to Host National College Hockey Tourney Next Month
Troy officials plan to host the Nacional College Hockey Tournament with the Greater Troy Chamber of Commerce coordinating housing and visitor services for players from the United States and Canada. AVL Te Sistilize Foresite leads efforts to showcase Troy's winter sports facilities and attract future conventions and trade groups to the city.
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Wood City
Word of mouth key to hockey tournament turnout
Officials aim to attract fans through word of mouth and ensure visitors feel welcome so they return. Emphasis on community receipts and repeated attendance at future events.
Admiral Hayward backs civilian space agency plan
Rear Admiral John I. Hayward urged Congress to create a single civilian space agency with a department for military needs, arguing current duplicative, slow naval and army efforts hinder progress and that civilian leadership spurred atomic research success. He contends opponents fear civilian control but endorses streamlined, decisive action.
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Senate Housing Bill Sparks Budget Balance Concerns
The Senate Banking Committee backs an omnibus housing bill authorizing about three billion dollars in spending over six years, more than President Eisenhower asked. Democrats fear budget imbalance while some conservatives warn against expanding housing aid as the economy recovers.
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Foreign Relations Committee
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Robertson
Federal Housing Administration
Justice For Tlawali Hopeful Statehood Faces Political Hurdles
In Hawaii and the Territory of Tlawali debate over statehood heats up as Alaska’s admission is cited to argue for island eligibility. The Eisenhower administration backs statehood with support from multiple federal departments, while Senate opposition centers on civil rights concerns and anti Communist provisions in the proposed Tlawali constitution.
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Chicago Daily News
Hawaii
Alaska
Eisenhower
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Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Dixie
Pulse Of The People Registered U5
Letters to The Record expose political frustration with taxes and governance. Citizens criticize Rockefeller’s governor and call for a Boston Tea Party style protest while urging tax relief and lower dependent exemptions amid national policy debates.
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Harriman
Troy
Words, Wit And Wisdom By WILL
Readers discuss correct usage of born and raised and the accepted meaning of raise in modern dictionaries. The piece notes dictionaries record usage rather than judge it and advertises a self scoring vocabulary test by William Morris.
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Wiliam Morris
A Thought For Today on Sophistication and Deception
A reflective piece defines sophistication as artificiality and a pose. It argues sophisticates display contempt for tradition, emotion, and kindness, masking insecurities with cynicism. The essay condemns pretentious behavior as social degeneracy and warns authenticity outlasts illusion.
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Webster
Enthusiams
Doctor Talks About Heartbeat Cause and Treatments
Reader questions about slow pulse and irregular heartbeat. Dr Jordan explains extrasystoles and heart block, notes smoking and atherosclerosis may relate, says diagnosis requires observation and treatment is limited. He answers more questions weekly in this column.
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Food costs rise driven by labor taxes and transport
The article argues 75 percent of postwar food cost increases stem from higher labor costs, taxes, and transport charges, not profits or modern merchandising. It cites FTC concerns over price control and patterns in distribution. It notes inflation, shifts to better diets, and the built in maid services debate, with processed foods offsetting some costs.
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