Troy Record Subscription Rates and Delivery Details
The text lists subscription terms for the Troy Record with various options. It mentions delivery areas including Albany Gensselaer Saratoga and Ashington Counties and Bennington County, payment in advance, and charges for mail and city routes. It also notes Associated Press rights and a daily circulation figure of 51,654.
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Practical plan for Troy tax base expansion through new assessments
The Troy Planning Board announces two practical steps to stabilize finances by adding new property assessments and spurring private housing growth. A $1.5 million Lansingburgh housing project will boost tax rolls, slow the decline from about 136 to 100 million, and attract nearby commerce including a Carrolls Hill shopping center. The cycle links home building, job creation, and larger tax base, easing operational costs and encouraging further business expansion.
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General Assembly News Sparks Hope and Doubt on Middle East
The United Nations General Assembly faces a wary forecast as Nasser’s bloc and Western powers weigh roles in the Middle East crisis. The text notes no clear winners yet and suggests a potential benefit if the body spurs broader talks with the United States on Vietnam, offering a faint glimmer of gains for some nations.
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Middle East
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Vietnam
Treacherous Course in South Vietnam Elections
Analyzes Nguyen Van Thieu and Ky contest for South Vietnam president as September elections approach. Discusses risks of military splits, U S influence, and the potential for civilian control versus military leadership. Notes the stakes for U S policy and the legitimacy of self governance despite war handicaps.
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Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
Thieu- Ky
United States
Pulse Of The People Letter Policy Notice
The Pulse of The People will publish only letters bearing the writer name and address. Names may be withheld on request. The publication reserves the right to reject and shorten letters.
Parade Theme Editor The Record Letter About Memorial Day in Lansingburgh
A reader defends Lansingburgh Memorial Day parade, noting its long Civil War era tradition, veteran group sponsorship, and strong community support. The letter emphasizes that most marchers are veterans and praises the parade’s organization, flags, bands, and river bank service, urging the commemoration stay in Lansingburgh.
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Lansingburgh
National Guard
Troy
Mary Sloan
Dusty House Avenue Sparks Troy Reader Outcry
An irate Troy resident laments the Troy Public Works Department cleanup on House Avenue was poorly done and stirring up dust. Calls have been made to wash with a sprinkler, but no action yet. The writer recalls difficulty getting the street plowed last winter and asks for proper street maintenance.
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Troy Public Works Department
House Avenue
Question Box Q and Answers from a Newspaper
The clipped Q and A section covers origins of the Bookmobile at Washington County Free Library in Hagerstown Maryland the oldest university in the Americas at Santo Domingo chartered 1538 and tied to University of Santo Tomas de Aquino the back up astronaut pilot role defined Timothy grass named after Timothy Hanson who brought it to the Carolinas about 1720 and James Buchanan as the only bachelor U.S. president.
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Washington County Free Library
Hagerstown
Americas
University of Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
University of Santo Tomas de Aquino
Timothy
Timothy Hanson
Carolinas
United States
James Buchanan
Ice Capades origin tied to serendipity in name choice
John H. Harris recounts how the Ice Capades name arose by chance during a 1940 meeting. Walter Brown suggested Ice Escapades before settling on Ice Capades, a lucky slip that the founders never regretted. The tale underscores serendipity in branding and its enduring appeal.
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John H. Harris
Mr. Harris
George White
Walter Brown
Boston Garden
Boston Bruins
Waller
House Rejects Johnson Plan to Settle Railroad Dispute
The House rebukes the Presidents proposal for a nineity day settlement panel and blocks a permanent settlement plan for the railroad dispute. Senate support remains, but conference is needed as labor and administration clash. The six unions totaling 187,000 workers face wage issues with 65 percent of railroad workers already accepting a 5 percent raise.
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House of Representatives
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Senate
Jacob Javits
New York
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Transportation
Alan S. Boyd
Congressional Quiz on Drug Prices from Monopoly Subcommittee
The quiz lists questions about past hearings on prescription and proprietary drug costs. It asks who chaired 1980 and 1962 Senate subcommittees, which bills affected drug labeling and advertising, Medicare drug coverage rules, and government cost estimates, with answers indicating multiple choice selections for each item.
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Joseph R. McCarthy
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Nvered McKinley Dirk
Joseph M. Montoya
D-N.m
Montoya
Johnson
Bureau of the Budget
American Medical Association
Department of Health, ‘Education and Welfare
U.S
Fidel Castro's Cuba Looms as Latin American Pivot
Washington reports say the Soviet Union has sharply increased arms shipments to Cuba, delivering over 20,000 tons in recent months. Cuba's military grows with 175 jets and a 90,000-strong army plus a 100,000-strong national guard, while 24 Soviet surface-to-air sites guard Havana and other key cities, fueling fears of broader revolutions and a potential clash with the United States.
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Nasser
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Brazil
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