Subscription rates listed for The Troy Record newspaper
The notice outlines advance payment prices for one year at 1600 dollars, various weekly and monthly rates, and regional mail charges including Albany and surrounding counties. It credits the Associated Press and lists circulation figures and company officers Alton T. Sliter and Joseph J. Lachapelle.
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Troy Record
Albany
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washington
Troy City
New York State
Bennington County
Associated Vermont
Associated
Time standardization urged to fix daylight confusion
The Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations urges Congress to enact a federal Daylight Saving Time law to end regional timetable confusion. States vary from no DST to year long or April to November usage, creating travel and scheduling problems across the nation.
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Congress
Advisory Commission On Intergovernmental Relations
Commission
England
New York
Massachusetts
Connecticut
De Gaulle’s plan to use West Germany as a sounding board
The piece argues French President de Gaulle seeks to guide Southeast Asia by a neutral region in former French Indochina to bar Red China. It criticizes his stance on Viet Nam Laos and Cambodia, notes his distrust of American policy, questions his claim to solve global ills, and mentions France’s recognition of Red China and its diplomatic break with Nationalist China.
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West Germany
de Gaulle
Southeast Asia
French Indochina
Red China
Viet Nam
Laos
Cambodia
France
North
South
Conference of Nations
Geneva
Sihanouk
China
Peking
Two Views On Panama Dispute Split U S In Zone
Americans in the Panama Canal Zone and those in Panama hold sharply different views on the future U S role. Zone residents defend current terms and vetoed policy while business and resident Americans in Panama favor renegotiating the 1903 treaty and expanding Panamanian work opportunities. The split reflects emotion, economics, and social status.
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Panama
United States
Canal Zone
Nixon urges debates as essential to campaign now
Nixon argues debates proved valuable in 1960 and urges President Johnson to participate. He notes Johnson’s status changes the dynamic, suggesting the president’s choice to debate or not is a personal, rightful decision and could affect public perception of both campaigns.
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Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Johnson
Kennedy
Mr. Nixon
Mr. Johnson
United States
A Thought For Today On Crowds And Riots
Dwight Marvin reflects on ancient Ephesus and modern crowds in politics and college life. He argues that most participants seek excitement and association rather than clear purpose, noting crowds follow leaders, rarely think deeply, and election events attract similar frenzies.
Traffic enforcement urged to aid Troy bus riders
Letter to the editor criticizes the Troy traffic crackdown and urges the commissioner to enforce no parking at bus stops. The writer cites repeated violations blocking curb access, near misses boarding buses, and dangerous behavior at Second and Ferry streets. Pedestrians also seek consistent enforcement from safety officials.
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Second and Ferry Street
Second and Ferry
Troy
Manly Troy
State Street
Fourth
State
Second Streets
Word Games Quiz Answers Reference in Morris Puzzle Leaflet
Readers can match numbered words with lettered equivalents in a 10 item quiz. The page lists pairs like Poignant with Descriptions and provides a score and how to obtain a copy of William Morris Word Games by mail.
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Mr. Morris
William Morris
Bird census praise and humorous take on counting
Washington laments national stereotypes while lauding the Audubon Society bird census. More than 6,000 volunteers counted over 13 million birds of 473 species across winter quarters, enduring cold and challenging terrain. The writer modestly pledges indoor bird counting and applauds the counters’ dedication and honesty.
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Washington
National Audubon Society
Question Box on Christmas Observance and History
December 22 observance roots in the solstice and sun worship turned Christian as Christ became the light of life. Modern humans appeared in Europe 25 000 to 80 000 years ago. Quechua remains spoken by over 5 million in Peru Bolivia and Ecuador. Salt is mainly used in chemical production, about 70 percent of U.S. usage.
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Europe
Peru
Bolivia
Ecuador
United States
The Doctor Talks About Colic By W G Hrandstadt M D
A medical view on infant colic discusses crying in newborns, arguing most crying comes from swallowed air and normal development rather than a disease. It cites two strands: parental tension and a Rochester study linking urine progesterone derivatives to colic, suggesting progesterone treatment may help some cases.
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W. G. Hrandstadt
M.D
Colle
W. L. Bradford
University of Rochester
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Alton T. Sliter
Joseph J. Lachapelle
Mr. de Gaulle
Dwight Marvin
Ephesus
Diana
Ephesians
Rands
Charles Evans Hughes
William Randolph Hearst
Hughes
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