Troy Record Circulation Rates and Editorial Staff
The Troy Record lists the daily and weekly subscription options with prices for various terms including one year at 1600, six months 900, three months 475, and one month 175, plus a two cent weekly option. It notes Associated Press affiliation, audit bureau membership, and lists Frank L. York and Alton T. Slister as officers and Joseph J. Lachapelle as secretary and assistant treasurer.
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Troy Record
Albany
Iroy
Fareign
Associated
Associated Pruss i
Toc News
AP News
OVA
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Frank L. York
Alton 'T. Slster
The
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Joseph J. Lachapelle
Congo Cease Fire Emphasizes Moderation Over Condemnation
The Security Council calls for a Congo cease fire urging outside actors to withdraw. It stresses Algerian and Egyptian aid end and urges Russia and China to halt meddling while Western welfare focus prevails. Rebels led by Communists may fade if government forces advance, a result sponsors did not expect.
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Security Council
Congo
Council
United States
Russia
Red China
Moise Tshombe
U Thani
Belgian
Egypt
Soviet Russia
Cunard Orders New Ocean Liner Q-4 For 1968
Scotland welcomes Cunard Line decision to build the Q-4 at Clydebank as a replacement for the Queen Mary. John Brown Co. will construct the ship, capable of 28.5 knots with 2,000 passengers and 4,000 crew, through the Panama Canal and five day New York to Southampton run. Completion is planned for 1968 with 5,000 workers employed at peak.
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Scotland
Cunard Line
Clydebank
Glasgow
Cunard
John Brown Co
Britain
New York
Southhampton
Free debt counseling aids many debtors in rising bankruptcy trend
The article notes a 60 percent rise in personal bankruptcies over four years, with over 150000 people in the year ending and creditors losing 1.2 billion dollars. Six cities including Charleston Atlanta and Salt Lake City have set up free counseling funded by banks and merchants, while forty communities study plans. Counseling rests on client will power and income apportionment, not magic. it distinguishes from outlawed debt pooling and is presented as charitable work if it prevents deeper financial distress.
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United States
Charleston
Atlanta
Salt Lake City
National Foundation For Consumer Credit
New York
J Edgar Hoover commemorated on New Year’s Day birthday
The article notes J Edgar Hoover turning seventy on New Year’s Day and marks his forty year career as FBI director. It credits his youth at appointment, his nonpolitical stance, seven presidents and thirteen attorneys general served, and his influence on policing standards and civil rights remarks debate.
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J. Edgar Hoover
Coolidge
Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Justice Department
FBI
J. Edgar Loover
Washington
Warren Commission
PBI
Mr. Hoover
Our Times
J. Edgar Trover
FBE
Johnson
A Thought For Today on Justice Delays in Powell Case
A columnist argues that Adam Clayton Powell’s Harlem libel case exposes slow, technical justice in the United States. The 46,500 dollar verdict has been unpaid for over a year and a half as Powell uses legal devices to avoid payment. The piece likens this to Bleak House and urges reform while noting the need to protect the innocent.
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United States
Powell
Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem
Vowell
Quntil
Congress
New York
Bart
Charles Dickens
Jarndyce
Darndyce
The Battle For Your Mind Explored in Public Opinion
Samuel Lubell argues that mass persuasion through slogans labels and showmanship shapes public thought. He recounts personal encounters with manipulation tactics and urges readers to question government messaging and demand transparent reasoning over sensationalism.
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Samuel Lubell
The Doctor Talks About Eyesight
Dr W G Brandstadt discusses nearsightedness its two forms heredity not fully clear causes include lighting and close work. Progressive nearsightedness risks retina detachment and glaucoma while early checks and corrective lenses help. A new operation aims to halt progression by reinforcing the eyeball membrane at the back. A corneal transplant is the only potential eye donor solution for blindness from retinoblastoma.
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W. G. Brandstadt
M.D
Arabian Desert
Sprague Clinic
Manhattan Eye, Far and Throat Hospital
Lissué
Time to refocus on U.S. domestic problems, says Sen Church
Sen Frank Church argues that The Great Society must prioritize homefront issues over foreign affairs. He cites poverty, unemployment, elderly care, urban blight, pollution, crime, education, and fair income for workers, urging strengthened domestic programs as a foundation for stronger foreign policy. He praises Fulbright and stresses timely action.
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Washington
Johnson
Thec
Vienna
Austria
Switzerland
West Germany
United States
Sen
William Fulbright
Arkansas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
Words Wit And Wisdom Pairem Quiz and Grammar Pamphlet
Readers tackle a puzzle matching numbered to lettered words with ten pairs and scoring. A follow up offer promotes a William Morris pamphlet on common grammar errors, listing ten issues and how to address them.
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William Morris
Ptarmigan Changes Color in Winter
Question box explains the grouse member Ptarmigan turns snow white in winter and brown black in summer. It also notes Jimson weed gets its name from Jamestown Virginia, the early settlement.
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Jimson
Virginia
Jamestown
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