The Troy Record Subscription Rates and Contact Details
The Troy Record announces subscription terms and prices for delivery in Albany, Rensselaer, Saratoga, Washington counties and Bennington County Vermont. Rates include one year 21.84 in-county, weekly 42 cents, single copy 7 cents, with mail options elsewhere at 12 dollars annually plus regional adjustments.
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Registration Effort Highlighted as Election Nears
An editorial urges citizens to complete voter registration and support efforts to mobilize voters ahead of the November 4 election. It notes past absentees and compares turnout in New York City and upstate counties, stressing personal duty and organizational outreach to boost registration and participation.
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De Gaulle Warns as Elections Loom in Algeria
De Gaulle speaks sharply amid rising calls to keep the army out of politics in Algeria. He asserts he will win more support with his stance while critics warn of military influence shaping France’s future. Macron? No, de Gaulle faces parliamentary pressure as official candidates appear. The army remains a backbone of political moves in Algeria and centers on the struggle over power.
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De Gaulle on Algeria Elections and French Policy
The article discusses De Gaulle’s stance on holding free elections in Algeria while warning that Gallily misreads public sentiment. It notes de Gaulle’s authority, France’s diminished role in Algeria, and his aim to offer a freedom model akin to Gaulle’s earlier efforts to restore France as a world power.
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Business Enters Politics as Labor Power Grows
The piece argues business leaders are increasingly active in political life as labor unions gain influence. It notes workshops in Syracuse guiding volunteers to work in campaigns, and predicts broader impact by 1980. It also critiques housing measures proposed in New York State, warning of higher debts and charges to fund public housing and praising broader citizen participation.
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World food outlook clashes with Soviet hype and China surge
An editorial contrasts sluggish Russian harvest with China’s claimed surge, noting forecasts of good yields but export limits. It cites US agricultural policies, wartime subsidies, and the need to balance rising production with demand, stressing concerns over global markets and food distribution.
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Anniversary of income tax shapes American life
The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes the 44th anniversary of the income tax, signed by President Wilson, tracing its growth from a wartime levy to a large, burdensome system. It argues the 16th Amendment and Big Government persist, impacting business and citizens, with widespread costs and tax-related consequences.
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Scientists and Pals at Center of A Bomb Debate
The Ghigaga based Eneiea Fermi Institute director argues that atom variation impacts Americans today and critics say a global ban on tests is urged. The White House and State Department reject this, citing a need for reliable international selection to curb arms racing while scientists like Allison question the feasibility of calculable fallout and the connection to public policy.
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A Thought For Today on Automobiles and Society
Dwight Marvin discusses shifting car styles from the classic sedan to station wagons and compact foreign cars. He notes station wagons grow with larger families and that cheaper foreign small cars attract buyers, while big firms chase abroad production. He questions future changes and predicts both wagon and small car will persist.
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Party Chairmen Debate Major Political Act
Washington party chairs Meade Alcorn and Pru Buller discuss campaign, issues, and leadership. They claim potential Senate gains for Democrats or House gains for Republicans while defending records and arguing over Eisenhower administration foreign policy and peace.
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Words Wit And Wisdom on Sideburns and Etiquette
The piece discusses the origin of sideburns named after General Ambrose Burnside, noting how they became a fashion mark in the 19th century and later shifted to the term side burns. It references cultural figures and media lore, including mentions of Pat Weaver and NBC branding quirks.
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Politician Views on China War and Democratic Split
The article quotes Paul Baler and Democrats advising Secretary Nulles, noting Corn adds resentment over political injection of civil rights issues. He argues the nation relies on the President’s firmness and predicts a southern Democrat party emerge by 1960 as Southern governors meet.
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Debate over Quemoy and Matsu Watchdog War Policy
National discourse sharpens over potential U S military action in the Far East as lawmakers and citizens fear a global conflict sparked by Quemoy and Matsu. Eisenhower Dulles Truman face scrutiny amid divided public opinion on defense, deterrence, and recognition moves toward Red China.
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Doctor Explains Vitamin B12 And Its Vital Roles
Dr Jordan discusses the growth of knowledge on vitamin B12 in crystalline form and its uses in pernicious anemia and blood, bone marrow, and nervous system health. He notes absorption issues, oral high doses, and the vitamin’s presence mainly in animal foods produced by gut bacteria.
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