Albany Bipartisan Debate Over Rockefeller Plan
The Troy Record reports on Governor Rockefeller's financial program and the Albany debate. Republicans block parts of the plan, while Democrats press for removals and new taxes. The piece notes tax changes, reductions, and the broader impact on state finances and public awareness.
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Bipartisan Unity on Berlin as Eisenhower Seeks Steady Lead
A wartime unity mood emerges in Washington as President Eisenhower gains broad support from congressional leaders across parties for Berlin policy. Speaker Swaydtayburb and others praise resolve, caution against party bickering, and stress firm, coordinated action to deter Soviet influence in the German capital.
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Courage Under War Nerves Across Nations Amid Cold War Ties
An analysis notes nations including Turkey Pakistan Iran and India showing resolve amid Soviet pressure. It describes Allied U S military and economic pacts shoring against Moscow, with Iran shifting to support and recalling 1921 power moves. The piece warns not to assume allied states lack alternatives and cites Baghdad treaty links and Khrushchev warnings.
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Water from Sea Promises World Supply Breakthrough
A government backed process to convert seawater into palatable fresh water at low cost could transform global access to water. North Carolina plant shows costs under one dollar per thousand gallons, vastly cheaper than current natural sources. New York and Southern California stand to gain most, with vast potential in arid regions such as North Africa and the Middle East. The advance may shift water use toward irrigation and support population growth.
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Spring Hints Break Through Amid March Winds in City
Winter recedes as March breezes arrive and signs of spring appear. Exhibition baseball season opens in Florida and Arizona while New York hosts a major flower show promising bold horticultural ideas. Fossil winds and rising sap hint at warmer days ahead as residents plan yard work and home repairs.
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Navy cancels plan. resumes missile plant contracts
Washington notes that the Navy Department reversed its curtailment of the Naval Gun Factory and will renew contracts at the 158 year old plant in Ure Aut cosla Nivoy, keeping it busy for at least 18 months and possibly three more years. The factory is praised as essential in missile era, with praise directed at Rep Tankford, the Washington Board of Trade, and civic groups for pressing the naval plan reversal.
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Pulse Of The People letter on arts funding and culture
A reader urges support for government funding of the arts and criticizes neglect of culture. The letter advocates embracing music, poetry, painting as essential to civilization and calls for public backing to prevent a drift toward totalitarian control. It concludes with a pragmatic push for endorsement of the arts by all organizations.
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We Have To Pay Taxes For A Decent Living
A reader laments taxes consuming earnings and asks why they cannot receive basic services like schools roads housing welfare and government without expense. The message echoes broader American concerns about tax funding and living standards.
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Words Wit And Wisdom In A Thinker’s Page From History
A column discusses measuring greatness by steady achievement over time not bursts of talent. It cites poets and writers Verdi Shakespeare Milton Tennyson as consistently excellent while Bryants and Coleridge show mixed legacies. It recalls a Chicago fire survival anecdote and ends with reflections on choosing brevity in writing and the value of making one’s own moments rather than chasing fame.
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Tennyson
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Nation Faces Pay and Power Struggles in Congress
Washington reports on administration plans to add administrative assistants to members, sparking debate over cost and necessity. Rayburn resists new staff, citing waste, while districts with large populations push for more help. Variances in district size and state needs fuel partisan tension as reappointment questions loom.
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The Doctor Talks About Schizophrenia
An article by Edwin B P Josuan M D surveys schizophrenia, its symptoms, heredity, and impact on mental health. It describes early signs, personality changes, and common misconceptions, noting limited knowledge of prevention and outlining treatment options like tranquilizers and psychiatric advice.
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