Rates and governance of The Troy Record catalogued
The Troy Record outlines company leadership, staff titles, and contact numbers. It lists subscription prices, delivery areas in New York and Vermont, and mailing rates by year, half year, and month. It notes Associated Press rights and circulation figures for the daily edition.
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Troy
Times
Albany
Rensselaer
Sarajona
Washington
New York State
Dennington County
Vermont
Removing Roadblock Aims To Advance Sage College Campus
The Thissell Sage College votes to remove an alley on Prout Street, deeming construction and campus improvements essential. Spokespersons say the project, including new facilities and a dorm plan, will boost safety and appearance as the college seeks growth amid funding constraints.
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Roy Suneriven
Ay Vondilark
Thissell Sage College
Mather
Prout Street
Wen
Troy
Mus
Ural
Coilege
World science fights over atomic energy at Vienna conference
The second international conference on atomic energy opens amid accusations and denials. Soviet charges claim the US seeks profit and meddling, while American and others call for peaceful harnessing of atomic power. Debate centers on politics intruding into scientific cooperation and fear of antagonistic blocs.
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Tongieleehdek
Stowever
Science
Vienna
Secon
International Alum Energy Agutey
Vserhawer
Men of Science
Saan
Russia
Eliet Delapate
United States
Ammorian
Iassia
Alainje
Plana
Ber
Sovinis
Register to Vote Emphasizes One Person One Vote
An urging to register and vote stresses that one man, one vote is a constitutional right. It notes first day to register was yesterday, with registration continuing Friday and Saturday next week. Polls open 10 am on opening days and 7 am to 10 on final day, urging citizens to vote and consider the impact of small margins in elections.
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Gawt
Howes
BML
Hungary
General Assembly
Gtta I
Leracy
Musska
Endre Sik
Poreigh
Donmscay
Humgary
Red
Kremlin
Mason TV
Pamela Burke
Washington
Raymond Ture
Mason
Raymond Durr
Stanley Gardner
Detroit Auto Strike Ends in Three Year Pact Amid Industry Shift
The Detroit auto sector clears a long turbulent period as GM and UAW agree to a three year contract with Ford and Chrysler, signaling renewed production and a brighter 1959 outlook. Higher wages, shorter jobless spells, and expanded indirect industries expected as new models roll out. The president and secretary discuss broader policy while aiming to maintain firm stance against Communist pressure in Asia.
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Detroit
General Motors
UAW
Chryebranc
Carlin
Ford
Ghie
Econonie
VAW
Reuther
Salis
Where Do We Stand Vos and the Far East balance
The article discusses Vos pushing U.S. policy against Communist aims in Asia. It notes pressure to drive Western influence from the Orient, Quemoy tension, and shifts between diplomatic and military fronts amid air battles and blockade developments. It analyzes the apparent divergence between diplomacy and military momentum.
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Orient
Couse
Quemoy
Enal
Exehahyliny Corbal Brandaldas
Quemny
Nationalia
The Plastic Bag Hazard Warns Parents After Tragic Death
The piece notes a four year old in Welwyn Garden City dies after suffocating with a plastic bag used as a helmet. A coroner warns parents against letting children play with polythene bags. Also discusses UN Assembly action on Hungary’s regime and calls for attention to atrocities and hypocrisy in international politics.
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Cleveland
Saal
Welwyn Garden City
Ene
Howe
Reed
Public opinion favors Adlai Stevenson for 1960 nomination
The piece argues Adlai Stevenson is the leading Democratic nominee for president in 1960. It notes polls suggesting Dwight Eisenhower as the Republican opponent and predicts Stevenson’s likelihood to win, while acknowledging Nixon as a probable rival in the GOP race.
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Adlai
Adlai Stevenson
Truman
Hunt Nixon
Pulse Of The People Registered LS Statement Policy
The Record Newspapers will publish letters only if signers reveal name and address or request anonymity with proof of good faith. Unsigned communications will not be published. The paper reserves the right to edit and shade content where needed.
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LS. Eateal
Record
A New Erie Canal Bed Highway Proposal
Readers propose converting the old Erie Canal bed through Colonie Coles and Watervliet into a by passes route. The plan would start at Crescent Bridge and run south to Menands Bridge linking with a planned river highway to bypass Albany.
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Rerard
Erie Canal
Colnes
Crescent Bridge
Run Sath
Cohoes
Menands Bridge
Arsenal
Gehous
Ontario
Cohoes-Lansingburg
Waterviet
7Th Street
Watérvliet Troy Bridge
Albany
Interpreting The News By Raymond Muley
The piece discusses U S political leverage after the 1960 census with shifts in state representation and potential gerrymandering impacts. It notes gains for California Florida Michigan Texas Oregon and losses for New York Pennsylvania Massachusetts Alabama Georgia Minnesota Mississippi North Carolina West Virginia and others. It references labor unions aiming to influence House composition and warns of conservative liberal shifts across states and implications for Congress. It also reports Moscow's reaction to U S Quemoy policy and Dulles remarks.
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Los Angeles
Lien c
LBA
U.S
House of Representatives
Census Bureau
California
Florida
Michigan
Texas
Alaska
Arizona
Indian
Maryland
Ghia
Oregon
New York
Pennsylvania
Arkansas
Massachusetts
Alabama
Georgia
Town
Kansas
Mississippi
North Carolina
West Virginia
Congress
Senate
Svhich
House
Fim
Regulaes
Kumandees
Mmid
Kaisis
Iowa
Maing
Minawsote
Clti
Russia
London
Moscow Ratio
Tass
Washington Ag
Dulles
Chiang Kai-shek
America
Washington
Rena
Desegregation Debate Critiques Washington Handling
A reader asks why federal and state courts fail to unify on school desegregation and criticizes President Eisenhower for mere speeches. The letter urges conferences with educators, governors, mayors, and jurists, faults NAACP tactics, and calls for a coordinated national plan to implement the Supreme Court mandate with sensible timing.
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Wasiington
Washington
J. ‘Py
Springfield
Mass
Eisenhower
Congress
Supreme Court
Probaly
National Association For’ the Advancement of Colored People
Rom
Uys
Counc
Words Wit And Wisdom In Language And Law
The column scenes a readers debate on pronunciation with Toward and Tort and traces the origin of the phrase dido from Vergil’s Aeneid. It recounts a tale of Dido in Africa linking to Carthage and a legend about a land enclosure by a bull hide.
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L. Ay
Sewickley
Atey
Dido
Carthage
Sulette
Auneas
Vergil
Henry
Africa
Sa Dido
Right To Work Dominates Ballot Freshman Referendum Debate
The right to work issue stirs voters across six states with campaigns by national groups and state unions. Key figures include Governor Hall and ex Gov Tredwell, while Knowland supports open shop in California and Brown opposes. The outcome may affect gubernatorial and congressional races nationwide.
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Presquire
Ohio
Kansas
Colvado
Idaho
California
Washington
Wasite Repubilcan
Tred Tall
Hall
National Cowell For Industrial
Man Work
Jack Redding
Tle
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