Public housing questions loom in Troy
The Yeay Housing Authority outlines how a $2,000,200 addition to Troy's public housing would be used and whether federal funds are needed. It notes 350 elderly housing applicants await units, existing federal projects, and the tax impact on taxpayers while weighing if additional public housing is financially feasible. The piece surveys federal grants, local costs, and the city’s housing needs amid a looming funding decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeay Housing Authority
Tiblic
Leeds
Troy Authority
Vrny Wirint
Ahligmenie
Shes Peoley
Tray Nuoving Authority
Dnstance
Toy
Droy
Troy
Eif Roth
Troy Fas
Sagan
Vanstruel
Mongapeatty
Doctalien
Ta Petuen
Comrades and Kremlin Ties Blur Chinese Communist Links
A sweeping, opinionated view argues a Peiping Moscow alliance shapes world events. It speculates on Chinese leadership’s pressure on the Kremlin, warns of U S action, and contemplates the influence on crime and politics. The piece interweaves international intrigue with law enforcement tensions and Apalachin testimony debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comite
Russia
China
Petring
Te Kremlin
Communist Party
United States
Quenoy
Tad Peiping
Moscow
Kremlin
Wfto
Viet Communist Party
Soviet Union
Tiwsia
Peiping
Comeau
Premign Xheushehey
Chinatrust
Jong
National party chairmen sign fair campaign pledge
Major party leaders Paul Hubler for the Democrats and Meade Alcorn for the Republicans signed a code drafted by the Fair Campaign Practices Committee. They read the code aloud before signing, pledging to keep conduct civil though questions remain about whether all campaign workers will follow it.
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Fair Campaign
Imilies
Paul Hubler
Meade Alcorn
Clerlion
Baller
Aleene
Partien
Mugh
He Nationa
Vhey
Whem
Ritfine
Fabius
Buller
Arkasax
Endes Jovaie
Court approves ruling on bail for five New York detainees
Justice Tarkan of the Supreme Court rejected an appeal and kept five New Yorkers jailed while awaiting further proceedings. The decision rebukes arguments for release and urges continued confinement until authorities achieve a clearer legal posture.
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Tarkan
T Ie
Supreme Court
New York
Wilton
Nve
Alion
Jimmy Wilson Faces Electrocution in Alabama Case
A hostile 19th century column discusses Jimmy Wilson, a Black defendant from Marion, Alabama, convicted of larceny and sentenced to the electric chair. The piece frames the sentence as racialized punishment, questions Alabama's justice, and argues capital punishment for minor theft is excessive, while noting appeals delay. It frames broader prejudice and criticizes state choice amid national unease.
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Jimmy Wilson
Jimmy
Marion
Alabama
Alibalday
Dubienpillion
Wilkon
Dimmy
Wilson Tak Beron
Butte Nation
Muachey
Leason
Union
Wilson
Hay
Ito
Fragmentary 1990s era note on rockets and exploration
The readable fragments reference rockets and a exploration theme in the 1990s. It mentions specialists, a jockey tone, and a general aim toward a primary objective in a rendyanade namie. No clear names, places, or dates emerge from the legible text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
Nanyey
Isa Domann
Thrys
Chaitharne
Atattala
Jhvociwie
Record Newspapers Publish Anonymous Letters and Litter Law Talk
Letters to The Record pledge anonymity for readers while proving good faith. Citizens discuss litterbugs and a proposed River Street litter law in Troy, describing trash on streets and the need for municipal action to keep neighborhoods clean.
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Uey
Record
Breen
Troy
Beverly
Towalbert Kowalyy
River Street
Hite Paluh
God
Interpreting The News By Raymond Moley
Raymond Moley discusses Vermont political shifts from 1920s through 1928, noting Republican dominance in presidential elections and the rise of Democratic influence in counties. The piece touches on dairy economy, union growth, and public utility sentiment shaping state politics.
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Troy
Times
Albany
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washington
New York State
Bennington County
Vermont
Nait
Sith
Herbart Moorer
Hart
Popwear
United States
Ueo
Alfre G. Smith
Hether
St. Law
TNE
Words Wit And Wisdom By Jess Stein
Editor Jess Stein of Random House's American College Dictionary explains the popularity of dictionaries and the pressures on lexicographers. He notes many readers demand rare words and even coin new ones, with mix of innocence and ingenuity shaping submission behavior.
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Jess Stein
Ivory
Sumnish
Random House
America
United States
Mely
Atlantic Monthly
Sten
The Doctor Tells About Tuberculosis
A column by Edwin Dp Tordan discusses tuberculosis and aluminum exposure, questioning risks of cooking with aluminum and its health impacts. The piece cites family histories and medical advice, noting uncertainty about aluminum dangers and the link to heartening arteries, with caution about dietary fats and long-standing beliefs.
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Edwin DP
Tordan
Tday
Isai
Amuone Clewart
Hunt
Hearter
Mikrary
Lurwig
Shelly
Barirdous
Religion in New York politics and party clashes
A long, fragmentary discussion of religion in New York Democrats politics and the 1960 presidential race. It notes Catholic and Jewish influence, Farley’s withdrawal, Hogan v Keating, and DeSapio’s role, with fears of liberal defections affecting Kennedy’s 1960 bid.
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Haver Smith
New York State
New York
Farley
Albany
Farrimen
James Aloysius Parley
Roosevelt
Steaadly
elaskic—Nistelet
Hogan Oy
Atomic Energy
Thomas E. Murray
Harriman Hei
Thomas K.fintetter
Harriman
Wagner
Eleanor Roosevelt
Libes
Hogan
Murray
Fintellee
Carmine DeSapio
Tammany
Ares Red
DeSapio
Horgan
Kenneth B. Keating
Nixon
DeSapia
Thailea
Thomas E. Dewey
Liberal Party of Labor
Empire State
Marriman
Warley
Bar
Roosevelt-Wagner
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Matinesylvania Avenue
Renatur Kennedy
Smith
Fogan
Lekel
Morse Demands Special Session
Senator Wayne Morse of Oregon urged Congress to convene a special session to review the Eisenhower administration’s foreign policy amid warnings of potential U S military moves. He cited the need to check both the President and the State Department as a crucial step for world stability.
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Portland
Gre
API
Eisenhower
Dallés
Wayne Morse
Veltera
Neel Ching
United States
White House
Abe
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Frank 4. Avimet
Mion Ty Sliter
Ashley
Associated Press
Wee
AP News
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Julie
Othey
Fivelihaod
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State Commission
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