Troy Record publication and subscription rates notice
The Troy Record outlines ownership and officers, contact details, and subscription terms for The Troy Record and The Times Record. It lists delivery and mail rates for various regions in New York and nearby Vermont, plus audit circulation data.
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Troy Record
The
Times Record
Albany
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washington
New York
Slate
Bennington County
Vermont
Public Grievances Rise Over New York Administration
The piece notes numerous scandals in New York over recent years and supports Seymour's claim that laxity pervades the administration. Investigators report evidence of city employees bribed for a dollar or more substantial payoffs, with new revelations anticipated as the Democratic primary approaches and the public awaits November elections.
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New York
Seymour
Third Man In Space
The piece analyzes Virgil Grissom's upcoming spaceflight, noting advances over Shepard's first orbital flight. It discusses improved control panels, near perpendicular ascent, and direct piloting potential, signaling a push toward controlled spaceflight and national prestige amid ongoing spacerace coverage.
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Air Force
Virgil Grissom
Comnder Shepard
Nere
Srissom
Grisom
Soviet
Earth
Soviet Russia
Gagarin
Cuba
Shepard
Grissom
New York City probe sparks summer political flare
New York Whitney Seymour Jr. heads a state commission probing city affairs and accuses city investigator Louis Kaplan of masking malfeasance. The clash compounds the political pressure of the upcoming state election and the drive for a quiet cleanup by Mayor Wagner's watchdog.
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Whitney Seymour Jr
New York City
Louis Kaplan
Seymour
New York
Kaplan
Wagner
Keep America Beautiful Tackles Highway Litter Nuisance
The Advertising Council launches a two year campaign to curb litter from empty beer cans and debris tossed by drivers. It notes 800 deaths and 75,000 injuries annually from litter related crashes and urges police checks, fines, and public warnings to reduce roadside dumping.
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Advertising Council
America
Keep America Beautiful Organization
Withholding Tax On Interest Cuts Faces House Panel
The House Ways and Means Committee tentatively approves a 16 2/3 percent withholding on dividends and interest as part of Kennedy tax revision. The move, seen as surprising, aims to boost Treasury revenue by about a half billion dollars annually. Critics doubt revenue estimates while banks and savers fear burden and reporting duties, with temporary use of withheld funds by collectors briefly easing liquidity.
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House
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
House Committee
Addi
Tax withholding on interest drawn into debate
A historical passage argues against interest withholding tax claiming many low income taxpayers would avoid taxes by filing statements to escape withholding. It suggests complex calculations to determine exempt amounts, predicting widespread confusion and long bank lines during quarterly interest time, and critiques House committee members for inexperience with tax windows.
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Washington
House Committee
Byrd Report on Government Stockpile Urges Caution
Senator Harry Byrd chairs the Joint Congressional Committee on Reduction of Nonessential Federal Expenditures and releases a report criticizing the vast stockpile of strategic and surplus materials valued near 16 billion dollars. He warns most medicines in civil defense stocks deteriorate with age and suggests many farm surpluses costing seven billion dollars are not being reduced, proposing that giving them away could save money despite upsetting world markets.
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Harry Byrd
Virginia
Joint Congressional Committee
Byrd
Civil Defense
Congress
My Fair Lady crowns Broadway's longest run
Springfield report notes My Fair Lady as the reigning Broadway queen after its 2213th performance finishing last Wednesday matinee. The Lerner and Loewe musical based on Pygmalion has surpassed Oklahoma! in long run, drawing global touring audiences and cited by The New York Times as a social obligation for visitors.
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Springfield
Mass
Union
Lerner and Loewe
Spain
Broadway
The
New York Times
Mark Zellinger
Nova Scotia
Rome
Helsinki
Texas
Empire State Building
Coney Island
Prayer in School Sparks Debate From Nicholas Detommas Troy
Letter writers protest The Record editorial School Prayer Upheld arguing the court decision defies the Constitution and threatens democracy. Nicholas Detommas Troy argues against collective prayer in public schools and warns against religious coercion and Babel like zeal.
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Court of Appeals
Operation Bootstrap Transforms Puerto Rico Economy
In two decades Operation Bootstrap moved Puerto Rico from a sparse agrarian society to a prosperous industrial economy. The program boosted life expectancy from 46 to 71, built schools and health centers, and made English widely taught while literacy rose to 86 percent. Per capita income now rivals Venezuela, with significant U S trade. A ten year tax exemption catalyzed capital imports and manufacturing growth, reshaping the island’s future.
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Inez Robe
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Caribbean
Venezuela
WM Health
Island
Commonwealth
United States
Puerto [Rico
Sam
Tomer
Canada
Brazil
Connecticut
Bootstrap
The Doctor Talks About leukemia by Dr. Harold Hyman
Dr. Harold Hyman urges prospective parents to consider radiation exposure risks during pregnancy and medical procedures. He advises minimizing exposure and using lead shielding when unavoidable, noting uncertain links to childhood leukemia despite ongoing research. He offers a pamphlet purchase for more details.
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Harold T. Hyman
M.d.ii
National Institute of Health
Dr. Hyman
D Day meaning and SS reference explained
Reader questions about D-Day and the origin of the D stands for day in World War II. The column notes D-Day means Day Day, cites St Mihiel as an earlier Allied use, and clarifies SS refers to Schutzstaffel known as Black Shirts.
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Storm Troopers
St Mihiel
Europe
S.S
Schulzstaffel
Summer heat spared by quiet air conditioner
A noisy air conditioner keeps you awake in hot weather. discover how to restore peaceful nights and better sleep during peak summer.
Civil Defense Control Debate Prompts Civilian Authority Push
Washington coverage notes the McNamara Ellis clash over Civil Defense. Governors and mayors urge civilian control and funding for underground safety plans as officials seek to shift operational duties from the military to civilian leadership amid a nuclear era debate.
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Washington
McNamara-Ellis
McGeorge Bundy
New Frontiersmen
Budget Bureau
Office of Civil Defense and Mobilization
Defense Department
McNamara
Kennedy
Frank B. Ellis
White House
New Orleans
Louisiana
Ickes
Wallace
Jones
Roosevelt
Ellis
White Trouse
Capitol
Conference of Mayors
Jou
Question Box Answers on Guncotton and Founding Presidents
In a quiz style entry Christian F. Schoenbein, a German chemist, accidentally discovered guncotton while drying cotton dissolved in nitric and sulfuric acids. The second item notes John Adams and Thomas Jefferson as both signers of the Declaration who became presidents. The English author called the Wasp of Twickenham is Alexander Pope.
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Christian F. Schoenbein
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Twickenham
Alexander Pope
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Alton T. Shiler
the Troy Record Company
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Frank J. Quimet
Alton T. Shier
Ashley
Albany Hobart
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Récord
Record
New Hyde Park
Tower of Babel
Nicholas Detommase
Troy
Lukemia
William Morris
Anthony Chacos
Washington, D.C
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