The Troy Record Admitted as an Independent Newspaper
The Troy Record lists its ownership and staff credits with Dwight Marvin as chairman and Frank L. York as president. It details subscription rates for local and out of state delivery, including year and half-year terms, with prices for mail subscriptions in New York counties and outside districts.
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Troy Record Company
Dwight Marvin
Frank L. York
J. Arifiur Viger
Prank 3
Quintel
Alten
Secretory
Troy
Marne
Vartiers
Albany
Rensselaer
Controversy Deepens Over Troy City Budget And Reform
A public hearing on Troy’s 1959 city budget spurred debate over municipal services and finances. Critics pressed for a city manager system while warning that tax hikes at state and county levels loom, potentially raising gas and property taxes. Supporters argued current services could improve without new levies, but the discussion hardened sentiment for government reform and a stronger managerial structure.
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Toy
Troy
Sily
Tirty
Arsent
Tore
Troyaxpayl
Essantial
Bulganin and Khrushchev Split in Soviet Power Rift
A chaotic portrait of Bulganin falling from favor with Khrushchev in the Soviet leadership. The piece traces Bulganin from premier to enemy of the party, noting shifts with Molotov, Shepilov, Malenkov, and Kaganovich, and marks his fall from grace amid Russia’s strategic moves and bank leadership changes.
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Nikolai Bulganin
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Bulganin
Unr Ostine
Khrushchev
Gol Dust
London
India
Bulgania
Russia
Bulganity
Wither Mhrushchev
Bulgy
Shepilov
Molotov
Malankov
Kaganovich
Marelli
Mulganin
Mursian State Bank
Fresidium
Raglai
Rise and Fall Within Soviet Circles
A puzzling meditation on power and peril within Soviet leadership. The piece hints at ruthless struggles, shifting alliances, and the danger of trusted allies becoming enemies as Bulganin and others face precarious fates.
Merger Study Faces New England Railroads After World War II
Five New England railroad presidents study merging their five systems into a single unit to cope with competition from automobiles trucks and airlines. They argue that duplications and taxes could be cut and freight service preserved, warning that passenger service declines may silence roads unless drastic changes occur.
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Rairoads
Loday
New England
Stort
Troy
Aros
Enward
New York Weighs Third Major League Effort
A city committee formed by Mayor Wagner considers creating a third major league to attract a team after Giants and Dodgers left. Officials note past failures and caution that major investment and many cities are needed to rival established leagues. The plan reflects New York’s wish to regain business and prestige through a new circuit.
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New York City
Wagner
Giants
Dodgers
West Canal
New York
Ingleid
Yankees
New York Giants
Brooklyn
Elivirs
Eity
Addi
Aaeritica Pouslahs
Unclear OCR Text Reflects Sports Organizers Debate
Fragmentary passage questions if big league moguls underestimate the seriousness of a possible strike. It mentions New York reactions to a talk of the Dodgers and Giants leaving the city and hints a third league proposal may be more credible than dismissed.
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Bigeball
New York
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Waa
Military to cut 35,000 in Army and Marines plan
The defense secretary faces protests over a plan to reduce 35,000 troops by trimming manpower in the Army and Marine Corps. The approach favors automation and advanced weapons, arguing fewer ground forces but stronger naval air power. Officials emphasize preserving national defense while modernizing forces amid evolving arms tech.
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McWlyay
Army
Marine Corps
Yase
Angep Celes
Wic Kidledge
McElroy
Palley
Dunge
Lebanon
United States
Nobel Peace Prize to modest Belgian priest for aid to refugees
The piece highlights Rev. Georges Henri Pire, a Belgian priest, honoured for humanitarian work aiding displaced refugees after World War II. It notes his long tenure among hungry and aged homeless in Germany and Austria, establishing homes, enlisting sponsors, and rebuilding communities under a young Dominican wartime chaplain who valued anonymity.
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Newark Evening News
Domesnique
Georges Henri Pire
Pirt
Maslor Burope
Germany
Austria
Lormer
Claplain
Stassen criticizes Nixon era as potential GOP nominee
Harold Stassen resurfaces after a long news gap to share views on Republican chances for the presidency in 1960. He lists four possible contenders Nelson Rockefeller Henry Cabot Lange Fred Seaton and Robert Anderson, arguing Nixon’s path to the nomination is unlikely.
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Stasson
Stassen
Clavaland
Harold Stassen
Pennsylvania
Eisenhower
Eleet Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Ambassation Henry
Cabot Lange
Interior
Fred Seaton
Treasury
Robert Anderson
Newamen
Nixon
Orldafenek
Bse
Stason
Wal Stassen
Nixe
Interpreting The News By Raymond Maley
Analysis of COPE scores and labor influence in a potential political shift. The piece discusses Walter Reuther and union leaders aiming for a labor government, examining COPE ratings for senators and representatives and predicting party alignment in the next Senate. It cites specific names, scores, and projections regarding Democrats and Republicans.
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Walter Reuther
Jatior Party
Democratic Party
Senate
COPE
Goi
House of Representatives
Démocratie Party
Labor
Congress
Clark
Cacroft
Donglas
Kennedy
McNamara
Wumphraey
Wsymington
Ueanings
Jay Neuberger
Fastore
Jackson
Proxmire
Murray
Morse
Enfauver
Magnuson
Church
Hill
Sparkthan
Hayden
Lone
Mansfield
Chavez
Anderson
Kerr
Monroney
Green
Johnston
South Carolina
Gore
Johnson
Texas
O'Mahoney
Phus
Smith
Maine
Payne
Thye
Case
New Jersey
Judy Javits
Arly
House
Engle
McCarthy
Byrd
West Virginia
Willams
Dodd
Alaska
Ot Senth
Prouty
Keating
COPR
France Russia Extend Trade Pact Three-Year Renewal
Delegates from France and Russia agreed on a three year extension of the Franco Soviet trade pact. The agreement increases trade volume by 25 percent and involves about 285 714 05 dollars in goods. France will export industrial equipment and food while the Soviet Union will report raw materials gasoline and metals such as manganese and chromium.
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Parls
UPI
Frage
Russia
Lourens
France
U S foreign aid program faces PR decline and gaps
NEA Washington correspondent Peter Edson argues U S aid efforts struggle with poor public relations and weak overseas communication. He cites ICA mergers, staff cutbacks, and reduced publicity under Dillon and Smith, leaving foreign assistance largely unreported while aid totals rise.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
U. S
Wussla
Nasser
United Arab Bey
Sign
IIGA
International Cooperation Administration
Quehicy
Mafsa
la Formosa
ICA
Pho
Botal
HOSA
Tehason
India
Thal
Nixon Leader In California Says Knight
Governor Goodwin Knight declared Nixon the unchallenged GOP leader in California at a news conference. He projected Nixon would control the California delegation at the next Republican nominating convention, noting Nixon’s pull alongside Knowland and Knight as major party power brokers.
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Sacramento
Cali
Goodwin Knight
Nixon
Republican Party
Califoria
California
Knight
Sen
William M. Knowland
GOP
Iloff
Althouh
Knowland
Dulles Chiangs Pact and Election Costs Debate
Washington readers probe the Dulles Chiang pact details and the risk of provoking a war over Quemoy and Matsu. The piece notes administrations may avoid conceding to Chiang while hoping for internal change, and estimates election costs around 15 to 100 million dollars, with voter outlays and state machinery expenses highlighted.
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Dulles
Chiang Kaishek
Mras bLi
Shreveport
Mraintaid
Nano
Formosa
Chiang
China
Waluland
Eisenhower
United States
Chuang
Meng
Malo Tselung
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Yiony” Inquires F. G
Granst Rapids
Mich
Amy Guest
Smetuy
Russia
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