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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1964
Page
13
The Troy Record lists subscription terms with prices for in state and out of state mail, plus carrier rates. It notes daily average circulation of 48,887 in April 1964 and states AP and Audit Bureau of Circulations memberships.
A look at how soccer stirs nationalism and passion in Latin America. Peruvian rioting after a 1-0 home loss highlights fan fury, police actions, and safety concerns around large stadiums. Historians note soccer’s ancient roots and the sport’s volatile cultural role.
The administration seeks a temporary nine billion dollar increase to lift the debt ceiling from 315 billion to 324 billion, a move analysts call habitual. The piece argues the ceiling is largely symbolic, urging a multi year limit, noting private debt growth and politics around tax cuts and spending.
Oregon Governor Mark Hatfield is named as temporary chairman and keynote speaker at the Republican National Convention. The article weighs his prospects for a national ticket role, noting Nixon connections, Morton as co chair, and speculation on Hatfield as a potential running mate amid Republican uncertainty.
The piece discusses a Senate Subcommittee plan to formalize the presidential incapacity process, with Congress empowered to act when a leader cannot serve. It notes objections from some senators including Keating, and contrasts with Keating’s stance and Weating’s views on ensuring stable procedures.
An analysis of New York politics shows Wagner doubting Bobby Kennedy's bid for vice presidency and possible Senate run as part of a broader plan to pressure President Johnson. The piece suggests Kennedy seeks a path from the White House through a vice presidential pitch, with May and September actions shaping expectations and Atlantic City strategy.
John Canady of the New York Times quotes a critique on modern abstract art and poetry. He argues that much current work aims at novelty and profit, not clarity or beauty, urging a return to traditional standards and intelligible expression.
Washington columnist Andrew Tully riffs on Memorial Day outdoors seasons, railing against outdoor eating, beaches, and picnics as untidy and dangerous. He mocks the urge to move indoor hobbies outside, warns of sunburn and chaos, and quips about keeping houses closed to resist summer lures.
Dr Brandstadt explains heart pain can stem from digestion or arterial issues. Angina signals possible coronary attack and prevention hinges on managing stress, activity, weight, cholesterol, and seeking timely relief with appropriate medications.
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