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The Troy Record and Times Record publish with Associated Press rights and carrier and mail rates for New York and Vermont circulation. A Newark State League nursing note warns of nurse training limits in the Troy area, citing facility costs, supervision needs, and rising demand from population growth, urging more training facilities and expansion.
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Courageous King Of Jordan Sought U S Aid For Stability
In Washington the youthful King Hussein of Jordan argues for U S help to stabilize his nation amid Middle East tensions. He seeks economic and military support while avoiding entangling alliances, earning praise from Vice President Nixon as a courageous leader facing regional dangers. The article notes Jordanian reluctance toward pro Nasser blocs and past civil conflicts involving pro-Nasser officers.
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Washington eyes aid options in Jordan talks
The piece portrays U S policy shifts amid President Else lower facing Jordan's king as Washington weighs foreign aid and cooperation strategies. It notes past aid to Russia and current hopes for strengthened ties, aiming to back stabilization and shared security interests.
Broken cable incident sparks Kremlin blame and protests
The State Department asserts Russia broke five Atlantic cables last month, with evidence pointing to a Soviet fishing trawler. Officials accuse Moscow of political harassment, deny responsibility, and call for firm action until restitution is made.
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Russia
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Jobless Pay Plan Seen Expanding Aid Reach
The President asks Congress to broaden federal unemployment benefits to about 45 million covered workers, extending to firms with at least one employee. States would set duration and amounts, with a proposed 30 percent of state average weekly wages for up to 26 weeks, amid a changing economy and ongoing unemployment concerns.
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United States and Britain in Doubt Over Summit Plans
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Macmillan show skepticism about a summer summit with Khrushchev. They demand tangible Russian sincerity before proceeding. Foreign ministers begin talks in Washington, while both leaders consider a series of top level discussions to test concessions and earnestness.
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Washington
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Wisenhower
Alevshchev
Whrushghey
Sumer
Kikita Khrushchev
Fisenhower
Newark College of Engineering aids teaching with new research foundation
A Newark industrialist, Thomas M Good, funds a research foundation at Newark College of Engineering to boost teaching. The foundation will support faculty research, recruit graduates into teaching through combined education, teaching and research programs, and finance refresher courses and video programs for science and mathematics teachers nationwide.
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Newark
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Russia
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Unclear Vision of Soviet Economic Leadership Cited
The fragment discusses Nikita Khrushchev’s quote about the United States tending toward Soviet dominance in economic leadership. It questions what he truly meant, noting Russia’s production and core functions, and contrasting Western Europe’s current state. It suggests the implication that other nations may feel compelled to follow Soviet influence in knowledge and ideology.
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Public letter prompts anonymity in The Record
The Record receives letters asking for anonymity while preserving faith. A reader recalls smoke from a burning garbage pile belching across towns near Lansingburg Cohous and Troy. The writer laments tax costs and neglect of a home, recounts a 2 am alarm, a smoky sensation, and a teenage daughter's distress before page 19 continuation.
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History Is People in Dwight Marvin’s Thought For Today
A reflective piece arguing history should center on people and heroic biographies rather than abstract social trends. The author recalls childhood history books with portraits of Washington, Jefferson, and Lincoln, contrasting them with depictions of maps and battles, urging a balance of personal narratives with social context.
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Marcus Whitman
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Accomplishments Of Congress By ETER EDSON
Washington focused on the 86th Congress as Democrats shifted majorities in both chambers. Two months in, a massive Congressional Record piles up with thousands of pages of proceedings and hundreds of bills and resolutions. Johnson pushes civil rights and space programs while the Senate ministers slow to action, and reforms loom as lawmakers settle into new offices post election.
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Words Wit And Wisdom Files From Morris Question And Answers
A reader questions the existence of irregardless and is advised that it is not a standard word. The adviser explains the redundancy of the form and uses examples to show why regardless is preferred. A second query about abbreviations notes Pd and Ib as common forms, with Pd not valid for pound and Ib for panel.
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J. Gallagher
Pittsburg
Styregardiass
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Milwaukee
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National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
Washington reports on the National Coal Policy Conference as a new approach to industrial peace among coal producers, haulers, and users. The piece notes past coal labor battles, John L Lewis’s penalties, and the push toward a government role at bargaining tables without federal compulsion. Leader George J Love and Joseph Moody outline the conference’s aims to stabilize prices, jobs, and production amid inflation and potential Cold War pressures.
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Harry
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Joseph ©. Moody
Southern Coal Producers’ Association
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