The Troy Record Publication Details and Rates
The Troy Record announces ownership by Dwight Marvin and Frank York with J Arthur Wiser as vice president and other officers listed. It outlines subscription terms for local and mail delivery across New York counties, including Albany and Rensselaer, with annual and short-term rates and differences for in-state and out-of-state mail.
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United Fund drive urges full effort and future plans
A long report urges complete canvassing by December 4 with no laxity and emphasizes that success depends on broad community support. It notes the need for continued fundraising across divisions, outlines defense planning shifts including missiles and bases, and flags Red China as a rising threat requiring Pacific defenses.
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General Taylor Warns of High Military Costs and New Warfare
General Taylor says modern warfare shifts from manpower to costly mechanical systems. He estimates a fifteen billion dollar rise in five years beyond current Army budgets as weapons become more devastating. He stresses need for highly skilled personnel to operate advanced machines and argues for a quality focused force to keep the United States prepared.
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Gasoline Tax Proposals Stir Debate Across States
The piece surveys potential rises in gasoline taxes, noting a possible federal hike of two and a half cents and New York’s combined state and federal levy. It discusses highway funding needs, deficits, and the impact on motorists as states rally to expand road programs while federal revenue searches continue. It also touches on political dynamics around Nixon as a leading Republican figure.
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Attacking the Leader the Political Foe Strategy
The piece argues parties attack the opposing leader to discredit the whole organization. It traces this pattern from Eisenhower through Nixon, noting Democrats targeted Nixon as heir apparent and used continuous pressure. It praises Nixon for accepting responsibility and contends the president has employed him accordingly.
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Argentina Turmoil Deepens Under Frondizi Leadership
Instability in Argentina grows as Frondizi faces internal party feuds and Peronist opposition. The Radical government struggles to stabilize the economy and attract investment while Peron’s influence lingers in unions and resource control debates.
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Soviet Trade Off and UN Dues Debate Reported
The piece notes Premier Khrushchev claiming Soviet production gains outpaced the West by five to sixty percent. It also mentions a Soviet UN delegate arguing the Soviet Union bears too large a share of UN dues while other nations see higher per capita income gains without similar increases. It briefly references a talk between the Soviet delegate and Nikita Khrushchev.
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A Thought For Today on Smiles and Smirks by Dwight Marvin
A columnist critiques smiling newspaper photography noting the difference between a genuine smile and a smirk. He cites Eisenhower as naturally pleasant and condemns forced grins in photos. He advocates gravitas over contrived expressions and urges serious portraits in print.
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Hoover Savings Huge Still Room For More
Washington based analysis cites ex President Hoover's commissions on government organization. It notes revised savings from 64 percent of 300 recommendations adopted, with potential yearly gains up to a trillion dollars across agencies. Other sectors show inventories reduced, government enterprises closed, and surplus property disposal rising, signaling ongoing but incomplete reforms.
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Rockefeller Ambition Measured for New York Governorship
Nelson Rockefeller faces questions on a presidential bid yet emphasizes staying as New York governor. The piece traces how Harriman’s 1956 national run shaped Rockefeller’s state focused strategy, linking voter sentiment to avoiding national ambitions while pursuing effective governance.
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Gambling Morat Murtagh Touts Regulated Gambling in New York
AP reports Chief Magistrate Murtagh on WCBS radio endorses controlled gambling such as off track betting to help New York City meet obligations. He argues current laws are ineffective, favors regulation to raise revenue, and notes government savings from reorganized procurement and budget controls, citing large carryovers and potential annual savings.
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Words Wit And Wisdom Quiz Opposites Challenge
Readers match word pairs with opposite meanings in today’s Words Wit And Wisdom quiz. For each numbered item, determine the opposite and record as 4-A if A is nearly opposite to 5, then compare with the listed answers. The page invites a self-scoring practice by William Morris and offers a self-scoring vocabulary test.
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The Doctor Talks About Behavior and Parenting
Edwin P Jordan MD discusses behavior issues in children including discipline and emotional responses. He notes a case of a four year old girl and questions if punishment cures or worsens growth. He recommends a pediatrician's guidance and offers parental coping tips and toy guidance.
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