Troy Record publication and circulation details
The Troy Record announces staff roles and addresses including Dwlgie Marvin as editor and J Arthur Viger as vice president. It lists subscription terms for local and out of area readers with rates, delivery options, and payment terms. The notice notes Associated Press rights and circulation figures for 1958 with daily average.
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Troy Record Company
Ownness
Ght Marvin
Bearns Fk L. ‘York
J. Arthur Viger
Frank J. Ouimel
Mica T. Sliter
Dulles Seeks Path to Stability Through Diplomacy
Secretary Dulles travels to London for talks with Turkish and Baghdad Pact delegates as signs of easing tensions appear. Commentary notes U S military actions in Lebanon and effort to curb Soviet expansion, with concern over Khrushchev and Nasser failures and the need for lasting Middle East policy.
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Dulies
Grorld
Tutlese
Ben
Lonfon
Washington
Dulles
Hanterisia
Liles
Europe
Free World
Iraq
Jay 19
Bunn
London
Middle East
Lansing ‘Marines
Me Dulles
Bhal Pelicy
Turkey
Mir Dulles
Lascomley
Teckuy
Tuks
Londion
Alan
Not A One Way Street Summit Talks and Cold War Tensions
The piece outlines Khrushchev’s push for open discussion at a summit while the United States demands a comprehensive talk on subversion across the Middle East. It notes battles over Lebanon Jordan Syria Egypt and broader Soviet influence and the U S insistence on covering the full field beyond narrowly chosen topics.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Americ
Lebanon
Jordan
Eisenhower
United States
Trin
Syria
Russa
Satelli Es
Khrushchev
Mayssia
Tle
Soviet and Western Powers Question Conference Outcome
The text discusses Britain and the United States sending forces to allies to counter Soviet influence and propaganda. It notes Moscow’s push to subvert Arab countries and extend influence, while predicting no quick resolution. The piece asks if Berlin and the Soviets will back down or press on, and whether the New York conference will proceed.
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Sorum
Britain
United States
Uyser Goran
Moscow
Ihrierlin
New York
The People’s Congressmen Must Keep Honest Service
A reader urges that elected representatives in Washington stay free from improper gifts and influence. The letter emphasizes trust in Congress, recalling gifts and favors, and calls for integrity and accountability to constituents in government service.
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Washington
Sene Olves
Pentagon
New Hampshire
Lena
New York
Sherman Adame
Congrese
Alls
Willeh
Carer
Cloyo Selaling
FCO
Congress
Congress Turns To Politics Amid Senate Tensions
The piece describes Senators Jelsany and Johnson amid approaching elections, noting criticisms of defense policy and leadership. It mentions Secretary McElsoy and Secretary Johnson in a polarized atmosphere, with discussions of loyalty, duty, and partisan considerations shaping congressional commentary.
Johnson statement praised by administration critics debate
The Johnson statement is cited as showing the Johnson and his department are doing a good job. Critics note missiles satellites and other devices are missing while Congress adjourns. The piece predicts partisan clashes and ongoing political rhetoric as campaigns resume.
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Johseon
Notiig Mewlroy
Ate
Jolson
Johnson
Dendavade
Congress
Sensible farm price support compromise gains Senate approval
The Senate backs a farm policy shift empowering Secretary Benson to cut price supports and ease planting curbs. The revamped bill shifts from tight controls toward market incentives, with Benson defending limited government influence and farmers gaining more control over their destiny. Supporters cite long term efficiency and production gains while critics worry about surpluses and political motives.
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Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Mr. Benson
Berson
Wheyeri Helam
Bens
Agricul Uce
Budson
Sinereason
Uresplon
Cnet
Drmiy
Rundun
Jobless Payments Signal Recovery Across State
Unemployment progress shows as New York State unemployment insurance claims fall sharply. About 62,000 residents exhausted 26 weeks of benefits and sought extended aid while overall insured and extended claims drop 32,000 from the prior week. Business activity revival and factory restarts aid the improving labor picture though many remain on unemployment rolls awaiting work.
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New York State
Varios
Rom Jongslerm
Normels
Pulse Of The People Letters From The Record Newspapers
Letters to The Record defend anonymity, condemn editorial nuts about public works, and urge restraint amid foreign aid and debt concerns. The piece references Hoover era mood, international affairs, and calls for peace and progress, noting sacrifice for a just cause and the Creator’s blessings.
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Reatsten Ententflew
TC Writers of Communications
Record
Nuts
America
Hoover
Europe
Alderlea
Aue Vedice
Interpreting The News By Raymon Maley
Raymon Maley discusses reactions to a referse reorganization amid Middle East crisis. The President opposes the House bill and Senate changes while hawks urge stronger unity. Navy and Army leaders fear provisions. Officials say emergency use of drastic powers would be rapid, and the aim is a unified military structure under a monolithic bureau.
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Middle East
Howse
Senate
Ike
Alor Symington
Congress
Fwining
House Committee On Armed Services
McIlroy
Radford
Defense
Waksack
Dominland
Words Wit And Wisdom Quiz Prompts Vocabulary Challenge
The reader is invited to match words with near meanings in a playful exercise. The feature lists questions, with an answer key and guidance to check words in a dictionary. It discusses word power and suggests mailing for a vocabulary booklet.
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Hoxtoys DB
Guobrisus
Tireeonie Nowi
William Morris
The Doctor Talks on Multiple Births in Humans
Edwin P Jornan MD discusses the frequency and nature of multiple births including twins, triplets, and quadruplets. He explains fraternal versus identical twins, statistical prevalence among whites and Negroes, and notes that most multiples arise from two eggs. The article covers birth outcomes, health risks, and the lifelong development of multiples, highlighting higher infant mortality and prematurity risks but acknowledging many multiples reach adulthood.
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Edwin P
Jornan
MD Ing
United States
Iwona
Ikistother
Wan -Parsons Bari
Dirdh
National Whirligig of Lobby Power in 85th Session
Analysis notes the fading influence of major lobby groups in Congress, the rise and fall of various political factions, and the pressure for federal controls over unions and utilities. It cites McClellan Committee findings, Eisenhower administration policy, and shifts in farm and utility lobbying amid a growing urban population and persistent high food prices.
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Washington
Sherman
Congresa
Ltch
McClellen Committee
Dive Beck
James BR
Hoffa
Ageonnl
Morse-Neuberger
Tisenhower
Vede Oval
Capitol Hill
Congress
Yartine Ak
Ute
Witantobaccn
Danly
Cal Sumer
Warns West Revise Policy Warns West Revise Policy
Madrid Spain CAP Gen Francisco Pranco calls for a broad revision of Western policy toward the Middle East. He argues that Western powers pursue capitalist and political group interests only, urging the West to prioritize liberty independence and broader world improvement.
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Madrid
Spain
Francisco Pranco
Ya Salques
Middle East
Windle Faest
Basten
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