The Troy Record Company Details and Rates
The Troy Record publishes local news as part of the Associated Press. Subscription terms list carrier and mail rates for New York and Vermont regions with annual and short-term options. Audit Bureau figures show October 1960 daily average net paid circulation at 48,218.
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Elect Judge Foster For Unopposed Court Of Appeals Support
The Troy Record urges voters to elect Judge Sydney F Foster to the New York Court of Appeals on November 8 noting his three decades of service and bipartisan support. Foster has been endorsed by multiple governors and faced no contest in the Third Judicial District election.
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Eisenhower Campaigns In Earnest For Nixon Ticket
President Eisenhower plans a vigorous campaign stumping tour through New York Pennsylvania and Ohio to bolster the Nixon Lodge ticket. He seeks to transfer popularity to Nixon while testing whether voters want Kennedy era change or continuation of current policy amid inflation concerns. The four chosen cities in these key states carry 102 electoral votes and the outcome remains uncertain.
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Eisenhower’s final push ahead of election day
The piece notes shifts in city and state votes could swing the election. It praises President Eisenhower for forthright leadership and trust built during his presidency. The Democratic Party worries the impact of his influence on voters and anticipates continued vigorous campaigning in the final days.
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County Cancer Survey Aims At Data From 8000 Residents
Rensselaer County participates in a national cancer survey run with the National Cancer Society. About 2,000 families and 8,000 people are rechecked as researchers seek links between living habits and cancer. Data is sent to national headquarters for analysis by statisticians. Volunteers perform a six year recheck, gathering personal detail on eating, sleeping, home activity, smoking, and alcohol use to compare residents across city, suburban, and rural areas.
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Conviction figure Sewell Avery praised for nonconformist stance
The piece recalls Sewell Avery, former Montgomery Ward head, who defied government orders in 1944 and was briefly removed from his post but later reinstated. It extols individualism, citing Lloyd Wright and industry leaders who value audacity, deep thinking, and risk-taking over conformity.
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Quotes on Democratic women and leadership roles
The remark notes women with deep convictions and resilience, and mentions Sewell Avery as someone who would fit such roles. It frames these women as able to endure pressure and persuasive challenges, aligning with a broader discussion of governance and public duty.
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The Worsening Algerian Problem
Two years of effort fail to yield a solution to the Algerian insurrection hampering de Gaulle. Internal rifts in his circle and the provisional government hinder progress as Moscow and Red China aid rebels. The conflict, costing lives and money, deepens in Europe with fears of another Korea.
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Beware Of The Roorback In This Election Season
The piece explains the roorback as a defamatory falsehood used for political gain. It recounts the 1844 origin in the Chronicle and its later exposure in the Frankfort Commonwealth. It notes Democrats allegedly planted the forgery to discredit Polk and warns that more such false reports will circulate before November 8.
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Dr King jailed in Georgia over civil rights protest
The Hartford Courant reports Dr Martin Luther King was jailed for four months in Georgia on motor vehicle charges amid ongoing protests for civil rights. The piece argues the arrest serves as propaganda, strengthening backlash while fueling global ferment against repression and racial prejudice.
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School traffic cops praised in reader letter
A letter to The Record applauds student traffic patrols at Griswold Heights and across states. The writer praises mixed gender training, uniforms, and signaling efficiency while urging training over paid civilian cops to save tax dollars and boost civic pride.
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A Thought For Today On Choosing a College
Dwight Marvin reflects on the choice between large and small colleges. He weighs faculty quality and libraries in big institutions against personal contact and lifelong friendships in smaller schools. He argues each student must decide what values and education suit them best.
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U S Says Red China Maintains Hostile Policy
Washington officials say they have found no evidence of any change in China’s hard line against the West and the United States. After reviewing Peiping reports, analysts affirm the Communist hierarchy still seeks world revolution and favors the Eastern bloc in relative power, willing to take risks Khrushchev would not.
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National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
Washington reports show both parties facing large fundraising pressures ahead of the 1960 elections. Professionals push donors as organization work, door-to-door campaigning, and poll work shape the money flow. Debate grows over government funding for campaigns as costs rise and wealthy patrons loom larger.
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Question Box Answers From Ancient Arts And Poets
Ammonia water earned the name spirits of harisharna from old methods heating keens of arts in closed vessels. In ancient Egypt the Ankh was a tay cross with a loop at the top used as a reed emblem symbolizing life. Virgil wrote the Aeneid in the first century BCE. Franklin D Roosevelt birthday holiday is observed in Kentucky. Robert Browning was inspired by Ezra Spiegelman in a famed poem.
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Words Wit and Wisdom on service classics premiere word use
A reader asks about the Army Navy classic label for a recent game and about the verb premiere in TV. The answer notes the phrase mimics the Army Navy tradition and explains premiere as a French loanword now used for first performances, with plausible verb form premiera and pronunciation pruh-MEER.
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Charles Kerault
New York
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Sensible Rules On Bedwetting In Young Children
Dr Hyman offers guidance on managing enuresis with gradual bladder training and cautious treatment. Seek urologist if persistent beyond age four. avoid psychiatric therapy and harsh punishment. Parents should stay loving, patient, and refrain from shaming the child.
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