The Troy Record Company Information and Subscriptions
The Troy Record lists company officers including Dwight Marvin as chairman and Frank L. York as president. It notes subscription rates for in town and out of town delivery, with daily and evening editions, and regional service areas in New York and Vermont. It also mentions AP affiliation and circulation figures for 1988.
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Troy Beard Company
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Dwight Marvin
Frank L. York
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Alton T. Sliter
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Mark
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Rensselaer
Sarasora
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New York
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Vermont
Forebodings Unfounded Over Formosa Blockade Strain
Navy escorts a Nationalist convoy to Quemoy and meets resistance from Communist surface ships planes and shore batteries. American resolve is tested as Peiping Moscow threaten and debate grows over blockade risks while allies argue Communists seek world conquest. The article argues a stand firm against threats ensures broader Cold War aims prevail.
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Quemoy
Chiang Kaithek
Formosa
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Formoza
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New Forlds To Conqqrer Milton Gibsot
Milton Gibsot, an alder of the women's scene in Tor two years, plans to retire from tennis to focus on singing and promoting an autobiography. Althea shows enterprise and aims at new ventures, including the stage and writing, while Gibsot may still rule tennis for a few years at her peak.
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Milton Gibsot
Alder
Althea
Miss Gibson
Alchen
Atshoa
Shiv van Ainse
Holt
Althea Gibson and Mish Gibson Stall in Public Backlash
The column rails at Althea Gibson and mishandles her career as it notes Gibson’s nightclub offer of 2500 dollars per week, her sabbatical, and a controversial view of her fame. It praises resilience yet questions motive, linking childhood hardships to public excess and noting the broader glare on Black athletes.
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Wyile
Mish Gibson
Taliment
Gibson
Lenis
Lave
Miss Gibsan
Althea Gibsan
Acheson Attacks Eisenhower on Quemoy Policy Critique
A columnist condemns Dean Acheson for criticizing the Eisenhower administration over Quemoy and offshore islands policy, arguing his constant campaigning harms national unity. The piece defends U.S. resolve against Communist pressure, warning appeasement could threaten Formosa and wider Pacific defense.
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Pean Acheson
Eisenhower
China
Aghasey
Quemoy
Qian
Acheson
Piblis
Washington
Moscnw
United States
Pacific
Mao
Formosa
Chiang Wai-shek
Orient
California
Quemoc
West Parlia
Quemac
Nikita Khrustiychev
Europe
Ttwag Acheson
Teaman
Alger Hiss
America
Acheson Sill
Princeton Announces Tuition Increase Across Private University
The university outlined a tuition hike for the upcoming academic year, aligning with a national trend among private colleges. Officials cite rising costs from campus facilities, faculty salaries, and research programs as justification, while noting potential impacts on families with multiple students.
Education costs and corporate role in shaping higher learning
The piece discusses rising private college costs driving a shift toward higher education funding by corporations and private entities. It notes education becoming more expensive and the world demanding knowledge, while companies sponsor scholarships and run training programs to prepare youths for careers.
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Ieweyer
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Toassumilis
Face Saving as Diplomacy in Formosa Crisis
The piece argues that face saving guides Chinese and American actions over Formosa. It cites Peiping, Chou En Lai, and Khrushchev and questions Washington's protests versus restraint. It suggests China will seek talks while delaying actual moves, aiming to avoid complete defeat.
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Ielaly
Peiping
Nikita Khrushchevv
Formosa
Galaway Islands
Que~moy
Ouly
Chiang
Chou
United States
Washington
Lebanon
Higenhower
Chin
Hee
Univer States
Ninty
Chita
Chan
Red China
Walt
Wuhe Digenesing Mujtual
Geneva
da Warsi
America
Quemoy
Uie
Tirther
Tim Islands
Chow
Dulles
Public Ads, Plastering Over Towns Causes Outcry
Boston Globe reports candidate advertising prompts public outrage as placards and posters mar streets and parkways. Citizens in adjacent towns protest banners defacing landmarks and park areas while campaigns honor deceased veterans with vandalized memorials.
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Labor and geopolitics blend in wartime style debate
The piece discusses labor's political role, union dynamics, and unemployment trends, contrasting U S labor politics with foreign policy questions. It also analyzes Washington views on Chiang Kai-shek Taiwan, US aid to Asia, and the realism of power politics in Korea and Indo China.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
United States
Chiang
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Tabetwan
Formosa
Matsa
Tswan
Staten Island
Nantucket
Tey West
Catalings
Russia
Wurmoy
Mars
Taiwan
Tek
Hasji
Republic of
South Korea
IndoChina
Korea
Eisenhower
Pentagon Brassie S
Vietnam
Philippines
Middle East
Tess
Y.B
Prae i Aval
Lebanon
Jordan
Eisenhower urges patience on desegregation and court pace
President Eisenhower defends a cautious approach to school desegregation, arguing justice must proceed with all deliberate speed amid varied state rulings. He notes judicial processes will produce differing outcomes across jurisdictions, while stressing U.S. aid to small nations hinges on measured policy.
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Eisenhower
North
Supreme Curl
Virginia
Uhoec
Williams P. Rogers
Supreme Court
Felix Frankfurter
New York
Deep South
Warren
Deferson
Madison- Marbury
Lincode
Words Wit and Wisdom by William Morill
The announcer who once specialized in what he imagined English accents is fading from American radio and TV. George Zieske of California criticizes mispronunciations like comp'rahb't and advises avoiding affectations while noting accepted variants for either and neither and when they feel natural to the tongue.
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William Morill
George Zieske
Flalto
Calif
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Eyethor
Neyether
Esther
Nee
The Doctor Tells About Problems Of Age
Dr Edwin F Jordan discusses aging in body and mind and how attitudes affect perception. He notes differences between appearance and vitality, the limit of exercise or medicine to reverse aging, and the need for careful diet and safety for the elderly. The piece highlights research, public welfare efforts, and steps toward better health care for older people.
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Joint Council
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