Troy Record Subscription Rates and Circulation
The Troy Record outlines subscription terms for daily morning and evening editions with carrier and mail rates for New York and Vermont addresses and a separate outside county rate. It notes daily average circulation of 43,608 net paid for August, and lists executive positions and Associated Press affiliation.
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Troy Record
Times
Albany
Rensselaer
Sarators
Washington
New York State
Bennington County
Vermont
Thove
Audit Bureau of Circuation
Study Doubts Link Between Habits and Heart Disease
A report from Albany Medical School presented at the Congress of Cardi ology in Brussels questions whether smoking drinking and other habits affect the heart after a five year study of 3911 middle aged men. While some researchers warn of danger others see no clear connection and call for more evidence. The debate highlights blood pressure cholesterol diabetes and lifestyle factors as potential risks while cautioning against premature recommendations pending further research.
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Albany Modiew School
Congress of Cardioloxy
Brussells
Oahard
Sears
Kwon
Aibtinyy
Warsaw talks on Pure Indsa crisis amid discounts
Officials from Ambassadors of the Gntled Scales and Communist China met in Warsaw to discuss the Pure Indsa crisis. Charges arose that the diplomatic talks were sabotaged in advance. Washington refrained from public pose, while discounts and tensions shadowed the negotiations.
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Warsaw
Byerys
Bnaime
GinAls
Washington
Cornell
Conflicting signals as Warsaw talks echo Cold War tensions
The piece describes tangled diplomacy over Poland and Formosan risk, noting Red China may test the US Seventh Fleet while both sides seek negotiation. It argues neither side will show weakness, with talks framed as neutral-ground discussions and deliberate pressure tactics amid fear of conflict.
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Warsaw
Red China
Washington
United States
Poland
Mao
Yankees Clinch Another American League Pennant
New York Yankees secure the 1958 AL pennant by defeating the Kansas City Athletics. Milwaukee Braves, in the National League, near a pennant with a strong surge and strong attendance.
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Yankees
New York Yankees
Kansas City Athlatics
New York
Milwauker Braves
Milwaukee
Braves
Milwaukes
Giants
Dodgers
Slayabhone
Molacy
Meeting of Leaders Spurs Hope for Franco German Ties
A fragmentary report notes a high level encounter between France and Germany, praising the renewal of Franco German friendship under de Gaulle and Adenauer. It highlights hopes for a stable alliance against communism, renewal of Germany, and the revival of France through shared leadership and reform.
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de Gayle
West Tiemmany
Fran
Adenaugr i
France
Charley Law
Chens Goller
Adenauer
Germany
Ander Adenauer
Ile Nmhes
Adenayer
De Gaulle’s Ambition and Franco German Harmony
The text portrays General de Gaulle as ambitious yet not dictatorial as he seeks prestige and unity. It notes his policies avoid arbitrary power grabs and align with a legitimate path. It highlights improved Franco German cooperation under Adenauer, boosting Western European economic progress and peace, citing his cordial greeting to Adenauer and plans for a long trip to Colombey les Deux Eglises.
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Adenaust
de Gaulle
General de Gaulle
Ile
Germany
France
Europe
Adenauer
Colombey Les Deux Ezlises
Merchandising In Russia and the Lost Profit Motive
Travelers note stark differences between Soviet and American commerce. In Russia every seller serves the government, profit is absent, and clerks are often unhelpful. Customers must push to the counter and accept shortages, while complaints to authorities do little to change store practices. The piece argues that under communism, work lacks incentive and stockouts persist, reflecting a pervasive system beyond mere ideology.
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Russia
Fuyer
United States
Heinrapier
Rubaia
Maryland Nurses Shortage Highlighted by 1957 Census
A Maryland State Nurses Association census for 1956-57 reports 8 776 registered nurses living and working in Maryland, or 242 per 100 000 population, below the national average of 258. The report notes many nurses are married and seek part time work, hospitals report vacancies, and future shortages are expected as schools enroll fewer students and push lower standards to admit more.
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Mailmere
Maryland
Maryland State Nurses Association
Baltimore
Nurger
Recentmenl
May Begin Atom Test Confabs
Washington reports ongoing discussions on suspending nuclear weapons tests with the United States ready to start negotiations by late October. Eisenhower set October 31 as a target date as Pacific tests near completion and allies push toward disarmament.
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Peter Edson
Washington
UGA
United States
Eisenhower
Pacific
France
United Nations General Assembly
London
Warold Lassen
U.S
Haus
Arctic
Europe
America
U.N. General Assembly
Record editor letters debate teenage movies and youth influence
Readers letters discuss juvenile delinquency and the impact of films and magazines on youths. Debates reference parents concerns, censorship, the role of the United Nations and Western diplomacy, with critics weighing media influence against social policy.
National Whirligig and the Taiwan Crisis Reassessment
Washington faces distrust among allies over China policy as NATO SEATO METO and ANZUS back away from U.S. stance. Tunisia Morocco and Libya pivot toward Nasserist bloc, weakening Western cohesion while Taipei and Formosa remain debated in policy and security plans.
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State Department
Formosa
DAFT
West
NATO
SEATH
METO
Baghdad
Anzus
Russia
Interin
Washington
China
Taiwan
Tunisia
Morocco
Mediterranean
Libya
Tuitiayian
Tabi Bourguina
United States
Typhoid Fever and Its Prevention in Modern Times
Doctor explains typhoid causes and carriers like Typhoid Mary, noting bacteria spread through contaminated water and food. Emphasizes sanitation, water disposal, vaccination for at risk groups, and limited antibiotic treatment while highlighting rarity in North America today.
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Tordan
North America
United States
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