The Troy Record Advertising and Subscription Info
The Troy Record announces subscription terms and prices for various editions and delivery options. Details include carrier delivery rates, mail rates within and outside New York state, and associated service regions. Also lists staff roles and department connections in a formal newspaper notice style.
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Troy Record
The
Times
Albany
Sara Inga
Washington
New York State
Benhington County
Vermont
Mantua
Unclear Payment Ledger Entry For Circulation Room
A partial OCR fragment records a circulation money note. It mentions June figures, totals around £954, with terms like net and paid. Incomplete names and labels hinder precise interpretation of the organization and exact role.
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Andil Bareau
Mtoraing
Gvening Combina
Cities Should Have Trees in the City’s Streets
A sprawling critique of urban neglect traces how removing trees harms city life. It cites residents who fear weedier springs, unsafe branches, and dull sidewalks. The piece praises New York’s effort to preserve shade and urges broader street greenery to restore beauty, noting planting losses and the cost of reeducation and replanting.
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Apnearance
New York
Similac Metropolixes
Daens
Crafie
Bial
Frantoothie
Russell Lane
Koji
Vardine
Bren Ren
Rabet Moses
TV Paria
Verdarce
Yaris
Defending The Indefensible Aims To Avert White House Dental Issue
Defending the indefensible the administration clings to stubborn positions as a man with a worsened jaw delays a needed dentist visit. The White Mouse authorizes continued use of a controversial aid while a resident and aides insist it remains indispensable. Sinclair Weeks remains loyal to the administration.
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AiMielt
Adama
Mr. Adams
White Mouse Aic
Sinclair Weeks
Adams Impeachment Probe Weighs Political Fallout
The piece examines Adams and Weeks amid a probe touching Roosevelt era politics. It notes late controversy over improprieties and a potential White House reshuffle to manage the Middle East crisis, while mentioning Bernard Goldfine and New Hampshire ties in a debate on Adams' conduct and usefulness.
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Jahguace
Adams
Don
Colxe
Sislegnghal
Ty Lille
Ins
Weeks
Hie
Cabliel
Bernard Goldfine
Attair
Vmlas Wade
Hal
Hyawhite
Adios
Dave
New Hampshire
Adlington
Fane
Cantina
Strong Force Still Needed In Lebanon Says Knowland
Senator Knowland argues for a robust armed force in Lebanon to deter Soviet influence if the United States withdraws. He warns that a relaxed West would threaten Lebanese independence, urges UN backed observers or troops, and stresses the need to act decisively rather than rely on notes and gestures.
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Senare
Teader
William J. Knowland
Lebanon
United States
AL Tebanan
Seth
Knowland Pal
Labanan
Lahanna
Dave Tring
United Nations
Pti
Russia
Sui
Peomier Riusheher
Middle East
Thane
Defective Bill Prompts Tax Relief Debate
A flawed proposal seeks to aid small manufacturers by expanding depreciation allowances to reduce taxable income. The measure would let the first 80,000 of investment costs annually, or 20,000 under joint returns, be deducted. The House passed it by voice vote and sent to the Senate amid criticism of its design and political motivation.
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Congress
House
Senate
Vow
Aassarance
Manutdo Iing
Tax Policy Debates Threaten Economic Burden And Revenue
The article discusses the impact of proposed tax measures on industry and consumers, warning that loss of government revenue could raise the deficit and burden the economy. It notes shifts in tax policy, including a rollback of certain levies, and argues against further reductions that could trigger inflation or insolvency.
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Anal Wade
Chymaeldaery
Sthaulidion
Asa
Congress
Staders
Wein
Murphy's mediation in Lebanon steadies crisis amid Marines
Diplomatic efforts led by Murphy reduce Lebanese tensions after American Marines landed. Naber Mavhoy and other figures push for third party mediation as Chamoun opposition shows signs of restraint. Murphy seeks constitutional process for presidential election while Lebanon’s security forces continue to counter guerrilla raids.
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Murphy
Lebanon
Bute Department
Te Hal
Naber
Cirens
Khevahehey
Moscau
Sokolov
United Nations
Secretmry
Slate Ny
Bly
Tor Balthe
Mirphi
Hebandu
Nasser
Arn
Chamoun
He Council
Chaemoun
Lo Phish
Marth Africa
Leanon Perma
Syria
Prisoners Released From East Germany Cause Diplomatic Tension
The Plain Dealer reports U S Army medics freed from East Germany after six weeks in Soviet hands. Soviet authorities allegedly pressured Washington to recognize East Germany, while the U S refused to bow to blackmail. The incident highlights Potsdam era tensions and ongoing East German relations.
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Red Cross
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Med Cross
U.S. Army
East Germany
United States
Soviet Union
Milk price concerns spark reader letters in Record
Letters to The Record, signed or anonymous, discuss the milk market and pricing in detail. A farmer's wife testifies about costs, farmers' earnings, and retail prices, noting discrepancies between farm and city milk prices and urging consumer awareness.
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Boston
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
Analysis of Soviet oil strategy and Western responses amid Middle East and Indonesia tensions. It argues a Western reliance on oil and naval power, warns against Communist disruption, and stresses the need for NATO unity, allied cooperation, and continued access to Middle East and Western Hemisphere supplies.
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Taolongsian
Pentagon
Middle
NATO
Britain
France
West Germany
Far East
Nort Africa
Middle East
Moscow
Middleast
Indonesia
Europe
United States
South Amer Jea
Kremlin
Russia
Washington
Mosi
Stroms
London
Lebany
Pacific
New York
Pleadilly Circus
Nasser
Arte Ast
West Ger
Hag
Eyon
Cairo
Riat
Soviet Empire
Mediterranean
Free World
Wasser
Oil Reserves Make Middle East Vital
The piece outlines foreign control of Middle East oil assets, noting U S and British interests in Kuwait, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, and other zones. It highlights large stakes held by Jersey Standard, California, and partner firms, with a focus on production figures, pipelines, and postwar investments.
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Pege Bason Stans
Texas Company
Washi Weai
U. S
Socoby Vacuum
aKaaa Ae
Lebnahody Island
Tun
Persian Gulf
Middle East
California Standard
Texas Hid
Pri
Kuwait
Vale
Southeastern Ral
Dollas
Angladra Ininat
la Figuen
Leeber
Moorer Jr
Anpust
Neweble
Exas
Gulf
Sorong-Vacuumn
California
Jersey Standard
Kiyo LO
Iran
Saudi Arabia
Ceveal
Sway Company
Armerican Oil Company
Con
Tessions
U.S
United States
Tarcest
Long
Iraq Petroleum Co
Diteh
Ablericin
Socon Vacurmaud
Iraq Petroleumy Co
Most
Iraq
Cyprus
Jordan
Tebanon
Palestine
Syria
Madhrawaut
Oman
Anabia
Tractat Osan
Qatar
Traq Petroleum
Perites Lve
Syri
Dovdun
Haifa
Israel
Tripoli
Bit
Phere
Amer
Thia
Words Wit And Wisdom on Rasher Breakfast Phrase
Charles Rice complains that menus say with a rasher of bacon and a rasher turns out to be a single strip. He asks for clearer wording while linguists note rasher derives from a French root meaning to shave or slice. Readers chime in on clichés and language inventiveness.
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Charles Rice
Yorktown Heights
New York
Rice
Israel Shows No Panic Amid Middle East Turmoil
Israel faces heightened danger as Arab states threaten destruction and a potential pro Nasser shift in Jordan looms. British garrisoned Amman weighs on regional stability while Israel's leadership, led by David Ben Gurion, stays resolute despite mounting external pressures and the risk of upheaval near Jerusalem.
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Jone Nuue
Jerusalem
Israel
Jordan
Amman
Shunil
Iraq
Egypt
Lebanon
Syria
Jovian
Israq
David Ben- Gurion
Friedreichs ataxia heredity and onset explained
A letter explains Friedreichs ataxia as a hereditary nervous disease affecting both sexes. It typically begins in childhood or may start after age 30, with progressive gait disturbance, tremor, and irregular eye movements. The condition is carried by parents who may be asymptomatic and is transmitted through defective germ plasm, with no available cure.
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Edwin
Jonian
Friedreich
Wonton
Witel
Mnke
Friedraleh
Friedreteh
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