Troy Record Subscription Rates and Staff Details
The Troy Record announces subscription terms for daily and Sunday delivery with rates for in state and out of state addresses. It lists administrative officers including Dwight Marvin as Chairman and J Arthur Viner as Vice President, and notes AP exclusive rights for local news dispatches.
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Pope Pape Dies Power Pins Memoir of a Saintly Leader
The document recalls Pope Pius XII as a towering figure, detailing his rise from priest to pope and his tireless opposition to injustice. It highlights his humanitarian drive for world peace, pioneering public appearances, and his enduring influence on the Catholic Church and global affairs.
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Policy Charting Sparked Senate Dissent in White House View
Fragmented discussion at a White House conference signals mixed support for Republica policy amid concerns over government gridlock and the potential for a shift in congressional power. Analysts warn translating the policy into voter terms remains difficult while party lines harden.
Democratic control and looming shifts in Congress
The piece discusses how a Democratic majority in Congress after recent elections could alter relations with the White House and Eisenhower, risking clashes with party leaders and potential moves to shift the political balance. It notes Johnson and Rayburn as key figures and warns voters of apathy delaying urgent action.
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Blunder in Tax Billing Taints Governor Faubus
An error by Internal Revenue personnel led to a misbilling of Governor Faubus for items tied to his official duties. The incident centers on a shipment misaddressed to the wrong person, drawing criticism of the administration for exploiting the mistake in political fights.
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Turbulent Middle East notes mingle in Iraqi politics
Fragmented impassioned commentary surveys Iraqi premier Kassem and Arif amid hints of closer ties to the United Arab Republic. It discusses Nasser influence, internal power plays, and a shifting Harlem political alliance in New York, with DeSapio Powell Hinges on party loyalties.
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Uncertain U S Policy Faces Kurdish Tensions in Iraq
The text notes possible fallout from renewed Soviet goods to the Kurds in Northern Iraq amid calls for independence. It cites quiet US government handling and questions about military aid to Iraq and air interests, with the State Department awaiting clearer guidance on regional issues.
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Motorbikes and licenses debate in Cleveland club note
A Cleveland Automobile Club statement argues motorbikes and motor scooters are not inherently evil but warns licensing ages are too low. It cites Ohio legislation and calls for raising minimum ages to 16 for licenses and 20 for full licensing after testing. The misspelled text lists risks and urges legislators to act.
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California Contest Shapes State Politics and Right to Work
Interpreting The News outlines the California gubernatorial race between Sen. William Knowland and Attorney General Edmund G. Brown. It notes fights over a proposed constitutional amendment banning compulsory union membership as a condition of employment, with Knowland aligned with right to work and party factions divided between Knight and Knowland supporters, amid funding strains and union opposition.
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Did Somebody Change Our Policy To China
NEA Washington Correspondent Peter Edson reports on the clash over U S policy toward China amid questions about changes in Quomoy and Matsu strategy. Dulles cautions against misinterpretation and calls for careful public messaging while noting no formal policy shift.
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National Whirligig By Kay Tucker
Washington reports a cautious, politically tied wage strategy from Walter Reuther and the UAW. Talks with Detroit’s Big Three settle on a three year pact avoiding a new labor flare before the 1960 election, while Meany Lewis and McDonald as rivals gauge inflation and future power. The piece connects labor aims to politics, noting Hoffa and union leaders seek steadiness amid Meany investigations and anti-corruption disclosures.
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Words Wit And Wisdom Vocabulary Test Prompts Readers To Pair Words
The page presents a quirky vocabulary test with ten words and multiple choice pairings. It asks readers to match each numbered term with its near synonym from options, then score results and send a stamped self addressed envelope with 10 cents to obtain the答案 and pronunciation guide.
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Plastic Surgery Advances and Public Interest Explored
A medical writer discusses progress in plastic surgery, answering reader questions about repairing facial scars from childhood accidents, ear shaping, and locating certified surgeons. The piece notes tissue grafting, the need for skilled practitioners, and the lengthy series of operations sometimes required for satisfactory results, with patience from both patient and surgeon.
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