The Troy Record masthead and subscription listings
The page shows the Troy Record masthead with staff roles and press association note. It lists subscription rates for local delivery by carrier and mail options for Albany Rensselaer Saratoga and Washington Counties and outside counties, including weekly, monthly, and yearly prices and payment terms.
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Audit shows 1959 Bureau circulation net paid total
A report from February 1959 records the Bureau of Circulation figure with 47.649 net paid readers for combined morning and evening editions, noting the circulation total for that period.
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Tax pressures spark New York city budget clash
The piece notes Democratic opposition to Gov Rockefeller and Mayor Wagner amid rising costs. It argues taxes like sales and small levies strain Gotham’s finances, threatening services such as police and garbage disposal. It warns budget cuts must avoid harming residents.
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Space Surveillance and Cold War Paranoia
Fragmented remarks express distrust of Soviet and American space activity. The speaker condemns US tracking limits and accuses communism of double standards. Claims about Kitssid satellites and cross-country monitoring are framed as a critique of scientific advancement under ideological bias.
Farm price support debate faces two paths in Congress
After two months in session Congress debates the farm problem with no action. Secretary Benson urges trimming or ending price supports as wheat surpluses soar and world markets risk disruption. Congress must choose to cut subsidies or close loopholes to curb extravagance while addressing surpluses and farmer income.
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Khrushchev Softens Tone on Berlin Unclear Ultimatum
Khrushchev hints at a May 27 deadline for West Berlin while signaling no change in Russia’s hard line. State Department says no shift in the basic position and Western aims for a united Germany are not being negotiated. U.S. mobilization rhetoric and missile base expansion reflect domestic firmness as Washington weighs its response.
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West Berlin Stands Against Communist Domination
Ex's declaration on Wednesday shows firm policy direction and no retreat. West Berliners, led by Mayor Willy Brandt, vow to defend freedom against Soviet incursion and resist any concession that could yield two and a half million people to communist slavery.
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New Antitrust Push to Racketeers Stirs US Law Drive
The Justice Department unveils a broadened effort to trap racketeers infiltrating organized labor by using antitrust, with cooperation from the FBI Immigration Service and tax, narcotics and counterfeiting agencies. The plan targets interstate rackets that split businesses among gang leaders, aiming to seize their profits and deter crime through coordinated federal action.
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Public Opinion Survey Honors Family Doctors Role
The American Academy of General Practice funded polls showing 81 percent never had a bad experience with a doctor and 72 percent had no criticisms. Voters view family doctors as personally interested, clear in explaining illness, and unhurried in examinations. The era of devotion to the family doctor remains strong despite rising specialization. Fidel Castro to address the American Newspaper Editors Association in Washington on April 1 1959, his first trip to the United States since ousting Batista. Critics question potential vengeance and urge Cuba to promise fair trials.
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Residents Skeptical Of City Work And School Policy
A jumble of letters from Troy readers discusses city boulevard debris and sympathy for the February forgetful winter, a teacher resignation over a longer Troy High School day, and Montovani concert manners. Residents urge action on sidewalk debris and grass cutting while educators question policy changes and a concertgoer cites audience etiquette.
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Question Box: First Woman to Lead a Federal Bureau
The first woman placed in charge of a federal government bureau was Adcdulia Cliffard-Lathrop, the first chief of the Children's Bureau in the U S Department of Labor. The questions cover topics from reindeer diet to Vatican City size and the National Education Association as the largest professional organization. The text also discusses global politics and wartime predictions, urging American unity and cautious projections about Berlin and world affairs.
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Europe
National Education Association
Word Game Challenge From William Morris Print
A playful word puzzle presents groups of words with instructions to match synonyms. Readers must pair items like Aftermath with Sequel and Irony with Sarcasm, scoring points for correct matches, while a request for a pond bouquet of puzzle pamphlets appears as an advertisement.
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Interpreting The News By Raymond Moley
Raymond Moley discusses Berlin tensions noting Soviet leaders are political actors limited by palace politics and public opinion. He cites Khrushchev’s speech during Macmillan’s visit as election driven and warns of risks from satellite states tipping into revolt if Moscow provokes war.
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National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
Washington debate on organized groups and farm bloc politics. Opinion pieces discuss lobby influence, parity payments, health insurance prospects, and Senate democracy. Proxmire democracy calls meet mixed liberal support. Johnson urged to share power with colleagues.
Congressional Investigations and Constitutional Limits
A concise briefing on congressional power to investigate including the purpose of investigations, witness rights before committees, and immunity. It covers Supreme Court rulings on relevant questions, the Fifth Amendment protections, contempt of Congress and required due process, as well as historical costs of investigations and immunity measures in security matters.
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