Troy Record Editorial and Circulation Details
The Troy Record discloses its corporate officers including Dwight Marvin as Chairman Frank L York as President J Arthur Viger as Vice President and Treasurer and other officers. It lists subscription rates for local and out of area readers and notes a daily average circulation of 46 376 for June 1958.
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the Troy Record Company
Dwight Marvin
Frank L. York
J. Arthur Viger
Frank J. Culmet
Alton T. Sister
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Presidents bold Lebanon move judged necessary by writer
The piece argues US intervention in Lebanon with 5,000 Marines was needed despite critics. It condemns retreat as dangerous, cites Greece and Korea as examples, and urges decisive action to deter Soviet expansion while preserving free areas.
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Lebanon
Middle East
Chicago News
Mideast
Truman
MacArthur
Korea
Russia
Greece
South Korea
Reds
Jordan
Khrushchev calls for Middle East summit amid oil crisis
The article argues Khrushchev seeks a hurried summit with U S Great Britain France India and the United Nations as part of a Soviet propaganda drive over Lebanon and Jordan. It notes Western unity deterred Moscow and emphasizes oil supply resilience and potential shale oil use in Colorado Utah and Wyoming.
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Nikita ‘Khrushchey
Khrushchey
United States
Great Britain
France
India
United Nations
Khrushchev
Britain
Lebanon
Jordan
Khyushchev
Nasser
Moscow
Yugoslavia
Middle East
Nikita Khrushchev
Suez Canal
Iraq
Soviet Union
Kheushchev
American Motors
Mideast
Europe
Venezuela
Canada
New York
Free World
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Denver Research Institute
California
M Ideas
The Urgency of Foreign Aid in Khrushchev Era
The piece argues Congress must maintain or expand foreign aid despite post Stalin shifts toward coexistence. It warns that cuts would undermine Middle East stability, endanger Iran, Turkey, and Pakistan, and threaten the defense posture, noting American Marines in Lebanon and the need to counter Khrushchev and Nasser.
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Stalin
Congress
Nikita Khrushchev
Middle East
Vaq
Jordan
Lebanon
Iraq
Iran
Turkey
Pakistan
Sixth Fleet
Khrushchev
Pentagon nixes delay as defense bill gains Senate backing
The Senate voted to empower the President and Secretary of Defense with streamlined control under Pentagon reform. The measure upholds the National Guard and Marine Corps as separate units and allows transfer or abolition of service functions during hostilities.
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Middle East
Senate
Pentagon
Sahors
Svithout
Secretary of War
Secretary of Defense
Senate Committee
National Guard
Marine Corps
Barking Dogs Nuisance Angers Watervliet Residents
A Watervliet reader laments sleepless days caused by eight to nine dogs near the Arsenal gate. He urges humane society involvement and license enforcement to curb nightly dog fights and disruptions to working people.
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Watervliel
Arsenal
The
Humane Society
Democrats eye Nixon edition as 1960 nomination stakes rise
The Democrats compile a dossier on Nixon as they weigh candidates for 1960. They seek a moderate challenger and expect labor and liberal blocs to back such a candidate, with Harriman and Kennedy among rising figures while Nixon's grip tightens.
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Wasilington
Nixon
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Eisenhower
Taft
Republica
House
Democratic Digest
Eisenhow
Amirely Jworeie Luml
Jhe
South
Little Rock
Afl-Cio
A.D.A
N.A.A.C.P
Assn. Harriman
Symington
Missouri
Meyner
New Jersey
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Harriman, Williams, Humphrey & Co
Interpreting The News By Raymond Moley
The piece argues against rushing the defense reorganization bill through the Senate amid Middle East tensions. It notes confusion in Congress, President or House amendments unsettling armed services, and political division. It cites General Twinning and Admiral Burke on executive power and command versus supervision.
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Senate
Middle East
House
Congress
Lebanon
Secretary of Defense
Nathan JF. Twinning
United States
JCS
Vinson House
Jold
Gress
Tegan Noes
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Lees
Hay
Doctor Tells About Anxiety and Child Health Roles
Dr Edwin P Jordan discusses parental concerns in child behavior and medical issues. The piece cites V in Congress debates on service funding and highlights the need for careful evaluation by specialists, noting anxiety, accidents, and possible kidney defects in a young girl as cases requiring thorough medical assessment.
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MG Yong
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Patent Office
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William Morris
By Ray Tucker
Raymond Moley
Edwin P. Jordan, M.D
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