Nobody's Running Store In Khrushchevy's Absence
The article notes Premier Khrushchev’s absence as Moscow maintains routine government via a bureaucratic system. Anastas Mikoyan and Alexei Kosygin remain involved as first deputies while foreign policy and daily decisions drift to a committee structure among ministers.
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Moscow
United Nations
Khrushchev
Kaliningrad
Ballika
Andrei Gromyko
Perlan
Soviet Union
Anastas L Mikoyan
Alexei
N. Kosygin
Assemblyman seeks traffic light near Menands Bridge approach
Douglas Flor son of Rensselaer files petition with the New York State Traffic Commission requesting a traffic signal at the intersection of Stow Avenue Morrison Avenue and the Menands Bridge Approach. Alderman Shackett presents a 269 signature petition and notes a former light existed until decades ago. He argues Morrison Avenue’s connection makes the area a danger for pedestrians and asks state authorities to act.
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Douglas Flor
Conny
New York State Traffic Commission
Stow Avenue
Morrison Avenue
Menands Bridge
Joseph G. Shackett
Shidson
Ha Stow Hith
Shackett
Mudseh
Stow Bill Area
Troy Club Opens Doors With Tour Of Refurbished Facilities
The Troy Club hosts an Open House at noon with a tour of renovated facilities. President John E. Van Epps leads the event as the House Committee, chaired by John S. Mabin, showcases new furniture lighting and decor.
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Troy Club
John E. van Epps
House
John S. Mabin
Edward J. McClure
Charles ¥. Cranston
Ronald B. Witchard
John A. Peariiee
William T. Shields Jr
Albert Page
Clarence H. Peek
Charles E.carroll
James J. Richards
Joseph E. Walsh
State sets small game season opens Monday with time rules
The State Conservation Department announced small game seasons for partridge woodpeckers and grey squirrel start Monday and run to December after a 10 am DST start. Ducks allowed August 14 to February 2 from 1 pm to sunset with a pre dawn limit. Deer season begins October 23 in the northern zone through December 6 with special rules for Renselaer County starting November 21.
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State Conservation Department
Dee
Renseelaer
Spa County Judge Gets Bar Unit Post
Conny Sudge Richard a Sherman of Saratoga Springs was appointed by the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court, 3rd Department, as a member of the 4th Judicial District’s committee on character and fitness for admission to the bar. The vacancy followed Cornelius E. Fitzgerald’s draft. Other committee members include George B. Smith and Marold A. Jerry.
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Conny Sudge
Richard A Sherman
Saratoga Springs
Supreme Court
4Th Judicial District
John 4 O'Brien
Troy
Sherman Fills
Cornelius E. Fitzgerald
Glens Falls
George B. Smith
Schenectady
Marold A. Jerry
Plattsburg
Six Arrested In Abandoned Troy House Cleared In Court
Six people were arrested for vagrancy after sleeping in an abandoned house at 2318 ih Ave in Troy. Judge Thomas J. O Connor dismissed all charges for lack of sufficient evidence.
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Troy
Thomas J. O'Connor
Daratha Williams
John Gaddy
Herbert Willis
Clyvester Hoss
Police Identification Bureau
Ant
Leaders of Guatemala and El Salvador pledge united stance against communist influence
At a two hour border meeting in San Cristobal de la Frontera the presidents Manuel Ydigaras Fuentes and Maria Lemus commit to curb red agitation and boost regional economic unity. They issue the San Cristobal declaration noting unrest stems from external influences and affirm each country's strength to counter Trojan horse activities without joint armed action.
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San Cristobal de la Frontera
el Salvador
Fall Weather Moderates Across Much of the United States
Weather across the nation yesterday ranged from heat to rain with the desert Southwest dry and cooler. A damp pattern stretched from the lower Mississippi Valley to the mid Atlantic, while Washington and Oregon saw light sprinkles. The World Series game in New York and most football games were forecast to be fair and warm.
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Mississippi Valley
Middle Atlantic
Washington
Oregon
New York City
Man Dies After Nishup With Dog In Texarkana
Hogan Clark died of a heart attack after rushing his dog to a veterinarian following a curious incident in Texarkana Arkansas. A wife had tied their pet to a humper and the dog caused the man to suffer a fatal collapse.
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Texarkana
Ark
Hogan Clark
Clark
Waterford GE completes building in multi million dollar silicone expansion
Hild a Goodwin reports Waterford General Electric completes the first phase of a multi million dollar silicone plant expansion. A $1 million silicone finishing facility adds 15 000 square feet of production space and excavation begins on a $3 million intermediates building scheduled for 1961 completion.
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Greater Troy
Waterford General Electric Co
Aultis
Vlovar
Waterford - Mechatevilly Pad
General Electric
Hilda Goodwin
Waterford General Electric
Waterford
New Fluids Haishing
Delaware, & Wadson
Transfer to City Fund Boosts Police Pension Pay
The Troy Board of Estimate and Apportionment approved moving 26967.65 from General to the Police Pension Fund. The funds come from the New York Central Railroad settlement in April for demolicy the Troy Union Railroad Station. Section 78 allows unappropriated revenues to be applied toward pension costs, easing 1960 pension needs cited by officials.
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Troy
Police
Connertion
Wilford
A. LeForestier
New York Central Railroad
Troy Union
LeForestier
Board of Department of the City
Board of Estimate
Neil W. Kelleher
County Awards Auto Bids for Children’s Court Probation Vehicles
County purchasing agent Joseph F. Hones announces low bids from W. H. Bumstead Inc. and Whitisky Bros. Co. for two new department cars. Bumstead’s bids total $2,185.73 for a 1960 Chevrolet four-door sedan for Children’s Court and $1,683.44 for a four-door Corvair for Probation. Whitisky’s bids include a 1961 Dodge Seneca four-door at $2,274 and a Dodge Lancer two-door at $1,048, with other options listed and undercoating and features specified.
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Troy Ant Moosick Falls
Tao
Rensselace
Tvday
Joseph F. Hones
Court House
W. H
Bumstead
Chidren’s Court
Probation Department
Wirmusky Bros
Judy Holliday Needs Surgery Forces Broadway Show Cancellation
New York screen star Judy Holliday has a throat ailment requiring surgery her attorney announced. The Broadway production Laurette scheduled this season has been cancelled and Holliday will undergo operation the latter part of next week according to Arnold Krakower.
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New York
Judy Holliday
Youth Injured When Hit By Car In Pray Street
Robert Angus aged 20 of Waterville suffers a possible fractured hip after being struck by William Bybel 18 of Troy on 4th Street near Congress Pray. Angus was taken to St Marys Hospital by Ambulance Service Corp and is listed in satisfactory condition. Patrolman Timothy Conroy investigated.
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Robert Angus
Rld
Watervilel
4Th Street
Congress
Pray
Angus
Willian Bybel
St. ‘Troy
4Th St
St. Mary's Hospital
Ambulance Service Corp
Timothy Conroy
Tribesmen Kill 35 In Congo Raids
Reports from Elisabethville say Balaha loyalists raided villages in Katanga Province killing about 35 people over several days. Authorities describe the situation as very serious with unconfirmed reports of nearly 60 deaths and three Europeans among those captured.
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Congo
Leopardeite
UPI
Katanga
Congo Bay
Palaice Lumumba
Elisabethville
Win
East
Halbas
Anti Freeze Restraint Granted Against Retailer in New York
A Superior Court granted an injunction to RoCAP Union Carbide Corp in New York to stop Atlantic Mills Shopping Center from selling Prestone antifreeze at allegedly low mall prices. The case hinges on state trade law and the restraining order aims to curb price undercutting.
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Providence
Democrats Seek Higher Per Capita State Aid Across New York
Democratic leaders push to raise per capita state aid from 88.75 to 19. Aimed at cities towns and villages, the plan opposes Republican 98 session proposals that would cap aid under a temporary one year GOP plan. Senate and Assembly leaders say Democrats offer a permanent increase and criticize GOP moves as insufficient.
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Arily
Anthony J. ‘Travial
Michael H. Prendergast
GOP
Puerto Rican Couple and Two Children Die in Gas Leak
A Puerto Rican couple Juan Garcia 26 and Isabel Garcia 23 and their two children Lizabeth 3 and Juan Jr 2 were found dead in a furnished room off Central Mark West New York. Authorities say a defective gas refrigerator mechanism caused carbon monoxide to fill the room. Health department inspectors checked other refrigerators in the building. The family likely died Wednesday afternoon.
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New York
Mark West
Health Department
Juan Garcia
Isabel
Aneir
Lizabeth
Juan Jr
President Vo Discuss Issues With Women
President Eisenhower will hold a half hour nationwide TV discussion Monday night with ten women volunteers for the Nixon-Byrnes ticket. The group, active in campaigns in ten states, will question the President on foreign and domestic issues of concern to their home areas. The program is sponsored by Volunteers for Nixon-Lodge and will originate in Washington on NBC at 8:30 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time.
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Washington
Eisenhower Vail
Wonldn
Nivon-Lorge
National Broadcasting Co
Hughes Trans World Deal Lets Jet Purchase Move Forward
Culver City Calif AP Tidustrialist Honard Flaghas: a deal to buy 78 percent of TWA by Hughes Aircraft, with Hughes temporarily ceding control. Banks and insurers fund 169.8 million of a 318.8 million jet purchase plan, while Hughes may reclaim rights on payoff of 148.8 million loan.
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Culver Cay
Calif
Honard Flaghas
Hk Trans World Airlines
TWA
Hughes Tour Co
Tuglus
Itiun
Eile
Mughes Too Co
Mughes
France's Nuclear Force Plan Advances in Assembly
Aton Fares Paris reports President Charles de Gaulle's plan to arm France with a nuclear striking force narrowly passes the national assembly committee. Expected to face further opposition when the full assembly convenes, it signals forthcoming debate and potential delays.
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Paris
Charles de Gauvle
France
Naonal
Sinance
IBIZ
Trable
Incoherent Puzzle Passage with Clues and Fragments
A fragmentary text presents crossword like clues and stray phrases about statues a quest clothing and a steamship abbreviation. It includes jumbled references to a musical show a kidnapped figure and a high school abbr with scattered terms and odd spellings.
Record Newspapers Puzzle Contest Rules and Entry Details
Contest is open to all except employees and household members of The Record Newspapers. Submit a puzzle on back of a government postcard or in the lobby by 3 pm Wednesday. Only one entry per family. multiple entries allowed weekly. Prizes include 50 weekly plaques and a final prize, with results published in Friday editions.
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Record Newspapers
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Wedenesday
Dundine
Record
Femara Thon
Prise Vally
Chip Peper
Helidey
Gamera! Features Corp
Donald C. Brogan
Trey
Newt Paters
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