Subscription rates and staff of The Troy Record
The Troy Record list includes officers Jon F Roy Alton T Sliver Joseph J Lachapelle Walter J Benedett as president and others, plus subscription terms with prices for in and out of state delivery. It notes the paper is a member of the Associated Press and provides circulation figures.
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Jon F. Roy Alton T. Sliver
Joseph J
Lachapelle
Walter J
Benedett
Troy Record
Albany
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washington
New York State
Bennington County
Vermont
Troy City
Associated Press
Focal News
Fever of Nationalism Flare in Cyprus Crisis
Demonstrations against Cyrus R. Vance show how strong Turkish nationalist fever remains amid disputes with Greece over Cyprus. Turkey demands Greek troop withdrawal and end to perceived threats. Greece hints at reductions but resists pressure. UN and U S push to cool tensions while Turkish nationalists blame U S intervention for past events. A peace modus vivendi between Greek and Turkish Cypriots is urged to avert invasion risks.
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Cyrus R. Vance
Cyprus
Greece
Turkey
Prus
United Nations
United States
Debates on Capital Punishment and Deterrence
The piece contrasts Canadian and British and American views on the death penalty, arguing that deterrence may justify its retention while acknowledging flaws in justice. It notes Prime Minister Lester Pearson’s stance on addressing root crime causes and defends using visible discipline as necessary when crime persists.
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Canada
Britain
New York
Lester Pearson
Thanksgiving holiday road toll urges ongoing caution
The article notes that bad weather helped cut traffic and accidents during Thanksgiving, but warns the holiday’s bloodiest past still haunts Americans. It urges drivers to maintain care on highways, since careless driving during peak travel times causes most fatalities and robs people of blessings.
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Constanly
Gold market scramble tests dollar as de Gaulle eyes lead
The piece argues that international speculators seek to devalue the dollar by buying gold while France presses a strategic move to lead in global finance. It notes the Bank of England supports price stabilization and warns of potential world economic damage if the dollar loses value, urging strong defense of the dollar.
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United States
Alfer
Ax-Poying
France
International Gold Pool
de Gaulle
Great Britain
Paris
Bank of England
London
Federal Reserve
Martin On Down
Lester R. Brown
International Agricultural Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Food and Agriculture Organization
FAO
United Nations
William and
Paul Paddock
Hard Workers Pay Perpetual Deadbeats
Henry J. Taylor complains about welfare politics and moral lessons from government aid. He cites New York and Texas relief figures, mocks “Great Society” rhetoric, and urges personal responsibility, work, and self-discipline as foundations of freedom. He recalls Eisenhower’s labor as example and reflects on enduring values across his 1000th column.
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Europe
Texas
Josephine Nieves
Sargent Shrivers
Office of Economic Opportunity
New York
OEQ
New York City
New York State
Counry
Great
Abraham Lincoln
Herbert Hoover
Iowa
West Point
Edgar
Dwight D. Eisenhower
America
Porer
Question Box Answers From A Historic Newspaper
The item presents a Q A column with trivia: a state named for its founder family none. Iceland lacking armed forces. Davy Crockett served in U S Congress elected from Tennessee in 1826 28 and 32 defeated 1830 over Indian Bill. General Meade fed Union Army at Gettysburg. Biblical Eden rivers four named rivers pushed by note about Yiddekel Euphrates.
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Pennsylvania
Iceland
Davy Crockett
U.S. Congress
Tennessee
House of Representatives
Drew Jackson
Gettysburg
George Gordon Meade
Garden of Eden
Gihon
Yiddekel
Euphrates
Dressed to the nines origins and usage question
William Morris traces the phrase to eyes or n's and notes it dates to the American Revolution. Discussion of Mark labels credits Hitler era and British Royal Armoury with usage before WWII. A reader cites a 1889 Lee Metford Mark 1 reference. A.M. Skyrums asks how to phrase motion carries in minutes.
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John P. Billington
Leonia
Wehrmacht
Hiller
Omaha
Jim Corbett
Royal Ordnance Corps
Corbett
Lee Metford
der Fuhrer
Adolf
Mr. Morris
John Doe
Susie Smith
Marie M. Skyrums
Pittsburgh
Constitutional convention quiz tests amendment procedures
Congressional Quarterly outlines a Senate subcommittee hearing on state convention procedures to propose constitutional amendments. The quiz covers Article V, state petitions, and the required number of states. It notes petitions in 1967, prompting debate over one man, one vote and potential congressional scope for a constitutional convention.
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Congressional Quarterly
Senate
Congress
Supreme Court
George Mason
Nelson A. Rockefeller
R-N.y
Everett McKinley Dirksen
Tugs L. Black
Cays
Rowan Eyes Democracy
Washington column notes two remarkable events this week the birth of the 200 millionth American and a vast Thanksgiving feast while warning of looming global famine. It cites FAO and Brown to discuss surpluses turning to shortages, urging vigilance about hunger and political upheaval spurred by scarcity.
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Washington
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Audit Bureau of Circulatons
Henry J. Taylor
William Morris
Rowan
By Carl T. Rowan
Africa
Imalia
Victor Fund
Burma
Thailand
William S. Gaud
U.S
Gunnar Myrdal
Pixies
Hy Wohl
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