Troy Record Subscription Rates and Staff Listing
The Troy Record lists editorial leadership including Frank L. York chairman and Alton T. Sliter vice president. It details subscription prices by format and region, plus distribution routes in New York State and nearby counties. It notes Associated Press rights and daily circulation figures from May 1964.
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Albany
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washington Barre
Troy City
New York State
Bennington County
Associated Vermont
Associated Press
Johnson call to harness science to help not destroy
A reflective note urges using scientific knowhow to aid humanity over building a war machine. It cites easing Cold War tensions, Khrushchev's coexistence, and nuclear power’s commercial promise as paths to progress across medicine, weather, and public health.
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Johnson
Holy Cross College
Soviet Russia
Premer Khrushchev
Red China
Niagara Mohawk
Bipartisan Anger Grows Over Latest Postal Service Cuts
Voters and groups lodge protests with Congress over May 4 parcel post and window service reductions. Rep. Dulski, chair of the House subcommittee on postal operations, calls the move bungling and false economy as hearings set for June 16. Discussion centers on short haul versus long haul losses, downsizing, and the push for automation to preserve service.
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Dulski
New York
Post Office Department
Dulsal
House
Gronovski
Woudd
Merlin the
International Com mission decries Panama riots report
A U S commission warns that neither the Panamanian government nor subversive elements will be pleased by the Panama riots assessment. It notes United States rights concerns, subversive actors linked to the mob, Castro trained saboteurs, and calls for better U.S. Panamanian understanding while affirming treaty obligations and U.S. assertiveness.
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Duuists
United States
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Radio
Telvision
Contra
Rial
Window Editor Plea To Save Historic Troy Building
George Reynolds of Troy urges preservation of a lovely oval window in the Rynaldo building. He asks Russell Sage College to seek another home if the Kemp Orr residence is lost and suggests contacting the Schenectady Historical Society Albany Historical Society or the Metropolitan Museum of New York for restoration interest. He quotes Alexander Pope on resisting new changes.
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Rynaldo Building
Russell Sage College
Kemp
Orr
Historical Society
Schenectady
Bany
Troy
Metropolitan Museum of New York
Alexander Pope
George
Reynolds
A Thought For Today on Republican Prospects
A reflective piece argues the GOP risks self destruction through internal disputes and weak organization. It critiques past leaders like Eisenhower and Nixon, contrasts Goldwater and Rockefeller, and questions whether Republicans can unite to oppose a strong Democratic front led by Johnson.
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Republican Party
Grover Cleveland
Woodrow Wilson Wood
Franklin Roosevelt
GOP
Roosevel
Snicilar
Eisenhower
Nixon
Question Box on synthetic gems and anti Stradford ian authorship
The reader asks what a synthetic gem is and what an anti Stratfordian believes. A synthetic gem would imitate natural gems in composition and structure. An anti Stratfordian argues that someone other than Shakespeare authored the plays credited to him.
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Shakespeare
King
Pronunciation Handbook Aids War Time Language Training
During World War II the U S armed forces built cram programs to teach foreign languages quickly. The NBC Handbook of Pronunciation, published by Crowell, now offers over 20 009 words with easy English spelling guides and a Names in the News supplement, useful for readers to pronounce leaders’ names and other terms.
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U.S
NBC Handbook
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NBC
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Tax administration praise and principles from Caplin
Commissioner Caplin outlines the U S tax system as fair and effective, stressing voluntary compliance and substantial withholding. He emphasizes accurate enforcement, taxpayer rights, and a guiding statement of principles to ensure fair administration and honest payers.
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Internal Revenue Service
Internal Revenue Tax Administration
The Doctor Talks About Heart Block And Eye Halos
A reader asks about heart block with a pulse around 48 and its treatment. First degree block may occur in athletes and needs no treatment, while second and third degree blocks can cause fainting. isoproterenol and electronic pacemakers are discussed. The page also covers halos around lights, possible causes like glaucoma, and intermittent eye pain.
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