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Amilit Circulation Note On February 1959 Total
A circulation figure for February 1959 shows a daily average of 47,849 readers for both morning and evening editions combined, with some payments outstanding.
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Bureau of Circulation
Building Up To An Explosion Ino skirmish at a paper mill
A protracted strike at the One West Virginia Mechanicville paper plant has escalated into a tense standstill with clashes between pickets and nonstriking workers injuring several. Warnings of escalating violence and possible explosion prompt calls for mediation and peaceful settlement before further bloodshed.
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We Are Friends Again and the Cold War Ties
The passage discusses resumed relations with Bulgaria after a nine year split, noting the State Department will not ease tensions with Communist dominated regimes. It predicts limited friendship with East Germany and Hungarian Communists, and hints at continued coolness toward Korea and Vietnam. It cites Bulgaria seeking normal relations despite US reluctance after the 1950 break tied to Moscow directives and Bulgarian Communist accusations against premier Valko Velko Kastoy.
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State Department
Korea
Vietnam
United States
Itlgaria
Sofia
Moscow
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Postwar Soviet Policy Shifts Prompt Cautious U.S. View
The piece argues that Soviet satellites acted under influence of an American minister in Sofia and notes Kostov's posthumous exoneration. It warns that Russian leaders may seek change, urges careful steps to avoid repeating mistakes, and questions accepting any olive branch without reservations.
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Sofia
Stalin
Kostov
Rockefeller’s Opportunity to Cut State Aid Pledge
The article outlines Governor Rockefeller’s plan to study state art programs and reform how aid is apportioned to communities. It argues budget balancing and reduced state aid are likely priorities, with emphasis on curtailing waste and curbing spending to fund his program.
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Public at stake as steel wage talks loom
The article argues inflation concerns rise with union wage demands while management seeks a price freeze. It notes steel wages have grown from $1.73 to $3 an hour over nine years, with industry observers warning of broader costs to consumers and the economy amid a recession and 300000 steel workers out of work. It calls for public representation at bargaining to protect ordinary shoppers facing higher car, appliance, and cabinet prices.
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Consumer Bargaining Tactics Amid Inflation Fears
Workers convened about rising prices and wage gaps urging action before inflation tightens the consumer’s grip. The piece argues bargaining with manufacturers, especially on durable goods like new model refrigerators, could set a pattern for future negotiations and protect city residents from cost shocks.
Radar Overreliance Hindered Santa Rosa Collision
The March near New Jersey coast collision between the luxury liner Santa Rosa and a bunker ship mirrors past shipwrecks like Constitution and Andrea Doria. Fog and haze distorted radar, raising questions about safety reliance on electronic aids and suggesting renewed lookouts and altered procedures. Providence spared more lives despite the four fatalities, sparking calls for Coast Guard inquiry and potential operational changes.
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New Jersey
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Santa Rosa
Constitution
New York
Stockholm
Santa NASA
Coast Guard
Asst Guard Board
Providence
Nuclear ban talks stall over inspection and control
Speimetiell Tnunn notes the Geneva ban negotiation hinges on a robust system of control and inspection. Nikite Mhrusachev reports Western powers push for concrete verification while Soviet demands for nonparticipation threaten to derail a stoppage of nuclear tests.
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Paper President Meumany Calls for Middle East Progress
Ali Willerness of the Springfield Union reports Paper President Meumany urges the United States to use its power and productivity to restore the Middle East to the level of ancient civilization. The piece questions whether modern free and sovereign Middle East nations would welcome such backsliding and reflects on historical wilderness and untapped development.
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Springfield Union
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United States
Middle East
Letters From Readers On City Driving And Traffic Rules
A student driver education columnist describes observations on Fulton Street parking on both sides facing west toward Sth Avenue, warning a two way street issue. He also notes Campbells Highway and Spring Avenue junction where right of way rules and traffic signals cause confusion and potential accidents.
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Fulton Street
Sth Avenue
Pulwon Street
5Th Avenue
Campbells Highway
Spring Avenue
Campbell’s Highway
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Hensick Valley Central School building site policy clarified
The Record presents a statement from the Banl Education explaining site selection for the proposed Hensick Valley Central School project. The Citizens Committee chose the Wysocki property after examining 13 options. no site is perfect, swampy concerns addressed, and the chosen site sits 400 feet from the highway on high ground.
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Wysocki
Sanford Newitt
Sehwal
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States Tihination Department
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Public debate on secrecy and space research fuels Cold War fears
A reader letter discusses whether space radiation experiments should be public or kept secret from the Russians. The writer urges limited disclosure to protect national security while acknowledging scientific gains, including potential defenses against missiles and jammer tech.
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Concord
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Question Box on horse racing name rights and sports game dates
The item discusses restrictions on miming race horses and living persons names, notes the Jockey Club stance, asks when the Trot Rose Bowl game was played, and mentions a transition of administration since July 1 1981 from the Navy to the Department of the Interior.
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Congressional Foreign Policy Quiz From The Congressional Quarterly
This quiz tests knowledge of U S foreign policy roles. Questions cover committee chairs, Senate powers in ratification and appointments, bipartisan policy, and historic statements on entangling alliances. Includes references to Eisenhower era budget requests and the Versailles treaty debate.
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