Troy Record Staff and Ownership Details
The Troy Record announces staff positions and officers including John F. Roy as president Alton T Sliter Joseph J Lachapelle and Walter J Benedetti. It lists subscription rates for local mail and Troy city routes and notes AP affiliation and circulation figures.
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Troy Record Co
Broadway
Troy
N.Y
Ashley
Alton ‘'T. Sliter
Joseph J. Lachapelle
Walter J. Benedett
Troy Record
Albany
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washington
New York State
Bennington County
Vermont
Troy City
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
No Extension for State Constitutional Convention
Editorial argues against extending the constitutional convention deadline beyond September 26, warning delegates against procrastination. It urges full days of work within 61 days and cautions that delaying into next year could invite chaos with overlapping Legislature sessions and higher costs. The piece predicts lawmakers will seek amendments within a year.
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Erastus Corning
Corning
Romania Breaks from Kremlin On Independence In World Affairs
The Romanian government signals its intention to follow Communist principles while asserting Moscow is no longer the boss. It opposes Moscow on Arab policy toward Israel and argues nations can pursue national and social aspirations without eliminating another people. The piece notes shifts in Russia and Red China toward more capitalist practices and suggests more semi-defections may follow.
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Soviet
Russia
Romania
Kremlin
Moscow
Israel
China
Karl Marx
Red
Aftermath of Detroit riot inspires calls for restraint
In Detroit the post riot mood shifts from emotion to reason as Negro leaders urge firm action against looters while criticizing police and guards for insufficient zeal. They warn the rioters and arsonists acted with impunity, emphasize the need for accountability, and echo Eisenhower that social problems cannot be solved by violence.
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Detroit
Fim
Eisenhower
Cuba’s Castro regime eight years on from 1959
The piece weighs Cuba under Fidel Castro, noting eight and a half years since his rise, the regime’s resilience and control, Soviet aid, and the sugar industry rebound. It cites Yglesias on economic independence amid blockade, socialism, and Moscow support shaping a Cuba less dependent on the United States.
Wild Animal Kingdom Wide
A nosy travelogue from Greece to Spain muses on Africa’s fauna. It covers gorillas and lions, elephants at the British Museum, rhinos, ostriches, hyenas, and baboons, with notes on tiger and wolf behavior and thoughts on animal reasoning and speech.
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Greece
Tito
Yugoslavia
NATO
Naples
Brussels
Switzerland
Spain
Barcelona
Africa
Europe
Kent
England
British Museum
London
Lake Chad
Robert Ruark
Pulse Of The People Letter Policy
The Pulse Of The People notes that letters will publish only the writer's name and address, with names withheld on request. The publication reserves the right to reject letters or shorten them.
Question Box Q and A from a 20th century publication
A reader asks for Israel’s official language. answer: Hebrew and Arabic. Another asks which U.S. president kept the same Cabinet for four years. answer: Franklin Pierce. A third query notes Jupiter’s long-known status and Galileo’s 1610 moon discovery. A fourth asks about a Bible edition called The Bear Bible. answer: Basle 1569 Spanish Protestant edition with a bear device.
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Israel
U.S
Franklin Pierce
Basle
Frear Park Letter Praises Manager, Seeks Park Fixes
A traveling golfer lauds Frear Park and the new city manager but urges cooperation to fix long standing course conditions. The writer notes some staff have 25 years on the job and suggests letter writers meet and ride the golf cart to voice concerns to the manager.
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Greens
Frear Park
Waterford canal safety plea from Waterford editor
Waterford editor urges action on canal safety noting parents teach by example and asking how many lives would be saved if a swimming pool had been built years ago. He warns future generations may be harmed and calls Waterford to secure a safe swimming facility.
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Waterford
H. B
Gas warfare fears stalk Middle East conflict
Washington reports reveal concern over Egypt using nerve gas against Israel while UAR forces allegedly employ poisonous gas on Yemeni royalists. Red Cross evidence, Soviet markings, and international silence underscore high tensions as Israel remains on edge and U Thant faces Arab reluctance to act.
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Washington
Tel
Aviv
United Arab Republic
Yemen
International Red Cross
IRC
Kitaf
Gahar
Red Cross
Middle East
Egypt
Israel
U. S
U.S
UAR
Bern
Switzerland
Institute of Forensic Medicine
Soviet Union
Russia
United Nations
U Thanton
Doctor Answers Questions On Venereal Diseases And Conditions
In a Q A column Dr Wayne G Brandstadt explains syphilis and gonorrhea transmission and treatment. Untreated syphilis may stop being dangerous after about two years though penicillin can halt progression but not repair existing damage. Gonorrhea poses risks including potential eye transmission to newborns and possible chronic issues if untreated. The coccyx or tail bone can cause coccygodynia with heat and aspirin recommended for relief.
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W. G. Brandstadt
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Florida
Castro
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Moncada
Sanstiago de Cuba
Fee
Batista
Jose Yglesias
Hans Bruck
Sudan
Pixies
Horris
By Wohl
Ravena
Rowan Eves
By Carl T. Rowan
Wayne.g. Brandstadt
Dr. Brandstadt
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