Troy Record Subscription Rates and Regions Declared
The Troy Record lists subscription terms by carrier and mail with rates for New York counties and adjacent Vermont areas. It details pricing by year, months, and weeks, plus extra charges for Troy routes and some international mail, and notes Associated Press rights and daily circulation figures for August 1964.
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Troy
Nerang
Albany
Ransselaer
Saratoga
Washington
New York State
Benningles County
Vermont
Bove
Troy City
Associated Press
Lasiitaively
AP News
Back to school the nation’s mass movement resumes
The article surveys the annual back to school push, noting 37 million in grammar and high schools, 4.5 million in colleges, plus 50 million adults in courses. It traces rising costs from 1880 to today, and explains who pays the education bill, with local districts covering about 56 percent, states 46 percent, and federal 4 percent.
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United States
McGuffey
Ihal
Washington
ICC Merger Rulings Highlight Inconsistencies Across Railroads
The article critiques ICC decisions on railroad mergers, noting different outcomes for western versus eastern proposals. It argues approvals seem tied to examiner proximity and regional context, warning that applying a single standard nationwide would remove bureaucratic confusion and preserve solvency amid near insolvencies like the Butland and New Haven lines.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Examiner
Waren
ICC
Eastern Rail Lines
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
United States
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Commerce Commission
Luce withdraws to aid Keating in New York Senate race
Clare Luce withdraws as Conservative Party candidate for U S Senate in New York preferring Senator Keating to Bobby Kennedy. The move aims to unite Republicans and Conservatives, strengthen Keating’s reelection bid, and avoid splitting votes that could boost Kennedy or hurt Keating. The decision reduces distractions and solidifies Keating’s path while Kennedy’s chances remain, though Conservative opposition persists.
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Clare Bothe Luce
Keating
Bobby Kennedy
United States Senate
New York
Ace
Mrs. Luce
Senator Goldwater
New York State
Kealing
Luce
Kennedy
Congress Back To Work Amid Election Year Tensions
Congress has returned to Washington amid for a major election year. Debates over reapportionment and Medicare loom as the body faces pressure to clear must pass items while contested social security changes and campaign duties draw members toward their constituents. The piece notes delays from filibuster and debate and urges more work with less talk to finish business and go home.
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Congress
Johnson
Supreme Court
Washington
Deplores Casual Views On Spending Debts In Uproar
The piece critiques public optimism about economic growth and raises warnings of a downturn. It attacks rosy rhetoric from politicians and media, questions government spending and debt, and argues for personal responsibility, discipline, and prudent economic thinking amid inflation fears and policy debates.
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Atlantic City
Tupl
Supreme Court
Louis Brandeis
United States
Bobby Baker
Question Box Q what free does manna come from
Question Box explains manna comes from tamarisk with young stems punctured by an insect that exudes a honey like fluid. The liquid hardens into drops on the ground which are eaten as a delicacy.
National Whirligig By Andrew Tully
Washington column criticizes Bobby Kennedy's New York Senate bid citing residency, party infighting, and political baggage. It contrasts Keating's record and Cuba missiles with Kennedys influence, noting Robby's reliance on machine politics and the perils of Dynastic campaigning.
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Washington
Balderdash
Bobby Kennedy
Kennedy
US Senate
New York
New York City
Bob Wagner
Virginia
Massachusetts
Empire State
Congress
Pierre Salinger
Johnson
California
Salinger
Golden State
Robby Kennedy
Broadway
42Nd St
Keating
Ken Keating
Cuba
Bobby
New York Democratic Party
NAMF
Jones
Smith
Mr. Big
Ken Kealing
Hobby Kennedy
Barry Goldwater
Ken
Robby
Pope Plans Theological Study Center in Jerusalem
A Vatican source reports Pope Paul VI plans a permanent center of comparative theology in Jerusalem to foster Christian unity and dialogue with non Christian faiths. It would be staffed by Christians and non Christians and focus on Orthodox theology while broadening beyond Christianity. Private American gifts will partly fund the center.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Jerusalem
Vatican
Paul
Athenazeras
Holy Land
Why the ten gallon hat earned its name in the West
A reader discussion traces the origin of the ten gallon hat name. The piece cites Texas bravado and old western humor, explores water-carrying capacity theories with a math aside, and notes a possible link to the Spanish term sombrero galon. It ends referencing Webster’s note that the hat is named for its great size.
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Johnson
Park Avenue
Will James
Texas
Takoma
Pittsburgh
April Soule
Webster
Doctor Answers on Sheehan’s Syndrome and Related Conditions
Medical Q and A covering Sheehan’s syndrome after severe postpartum hemorrhage and hormone therapy. Explains causes, variable severity, symptoms like absent menses and breast milk, and that prompt shock treatment reduces risk. Also discusses anemia treatments and von Recklinghausen skin disease basics.
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Sheehan's
Sheehan
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Vica Praddent
Joseph J. Lachapelle
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Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Andrew Tully
Kennedy N.Y
Pope
W. G. Brandstadt
M.D
von Rechtinghausen
Wayne G. Brandstadt
Dr. Brandstadt
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