The Troy Record Company and Board of Directors Notice
Page lists The Troy Record ownership and officers including Frank J York president J Arthur Viger vice president and treasurer Frank J Ovimel assistant treasurer Alton T Shier secretary plus subscription rates for home delivery and mail in Albany Rensselaer Saratoga and Washington counties and Bennington County Vermont with various terms and prices.
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J. Arthur Viger
Frank J. Ovimel
Alton T. Shier
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Saratoga
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New York State
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Vermont
Audit Bureau Circulation Metric Note for August
A note shows daily averages for August from the Audit Bureau of Circulation. It lists total circulation of 46,253 paid and combined morning and evening editions, with a daily average figure of 950.
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Audit Bureau of
Nixon Farm Plan Outlined In Wobbling Campaign Speech
The vice president’s two part farm program in Iowa seeks to cut surpluses by distributing food aid, selling emergency reserves, paying farmers to leave land idle, and converting grain to protein foods. Critics note many ideas are not new and success depends on political will and cost constraints. The task remains to see if the plan can gain traction as the campaign proceeds.
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Nixon
Benn
Aluch
Congress
Calvert Nations and UN membership shift outlined
A fragment discusses gradual changes at the United Nations, noting broader admission of smaller nations. It suggests big powers will no longer steer the UN’s course and hints at evolving influence among emerging states in the current session.
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Calvert Nations
World Organization
United Nations
Small nations rise in UN influence reshaping world policy
The text notes UN membership growth from 51 in 1945 toward 100, highlighting how small states gain assertive voting power. It argues independence of blocs can steer policy and warns against sectional or racial blocs undermining global aims, citing the Suex and Congo crises where smaller nations shaped action.
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United Nations
Sinilar
Congo
United Ions
Soviet Russia
Hase
Moon shot rivalry grows as US plans lunar satellite
In a period of heightened Soviet space activity observers expect a US space spectacle timed with the UN session. The Space Agency plans a 400 pound satellite to orbit the moon about 800 miles out, with London scientists aiding the effort. If successful it would mark a historic technical achievement in space exploration. Cooperation between American and British scientists is noted as ideal, while unlikely with Soviet Russia.
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Khrushchev
United Nations
United States
Space Agency
England
London
Mussia
Moon
Soviet Russia
New York Faces High Cost of UN Protection Shift
Washington demands federal pay for security as New York reallocates one third of its police to protect United Nations delegates including Khrushchev and Castro. City cancels days off for the force, creating a costly burden with no clear federal funding plan. The article notes federal funds are being urged but political demands complicate relief.
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New York City
Alh
New York
General Assembly
Washington
Vigilance urged to curb armed guards amid potential crises
The piece warns that danger from both enemies and faction groups endangers certain individuals, noting Castro, Khrushchev and other Communists are protected by armed guards. It endorses a federal ban on firearms for these people, trusts New York police to act properly, and suggests Uncle Sam should cover related costs.
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Fide
Castro
Khrushchev
New York
Khrushchev’s World Tour Sparks Propaganda Debate
A Khrushchev lecture at Harvard Law School triggers heavy propaganda use and invites from Rutgers and the Overseas Press Club. Critics note hypocrisy in inviting a Soviet leader who vilifies the U.S. while courting global attention and potential disarmament rhetoric.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Atlantic Ocean
United States
Soviet Union
Aliiset
United Stales
U.S.A
Khrushchev
Harvard University Law School
Rutgers University
State Department
New Brunswick
Overseas Press Club
United Nations
General Assembly of the
Law
Nis
Hunter
Letters and reader views on truck noise and wartime pay
A Letter page collection from The Record discusses anonymous submissions for publication, truck noise and muffler standards in Waterford, and a Reader Waterford Patriots Not Squares piece critiquing government salaries by comparing today with World War II. It references Powers and wartime duties, and hints at continuation on page 14.
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Third Street
Waterford
Patriots Not
The
Record
Russia
Faviset
Jspanisim
Gacy Powers
Powers
Current Comment Disilusioned Russians Afford Us % Warning
A former Soviet naval officer testifies before a Congressional committee that Russia planned a surprise nuclear attack on the United States since 1995. A East Berlin defector warns East Germany plans to invade West Germany. The piece notes US defense agencies have long considered such a risk and urges deterrence by maintaining doubt in Moscow about victory.
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Hartford
National Security Agency
Russia
United States
Congressional Committee On un-American
Unis
East Berlin
East Germany
West Germany
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Thoughtful leadership and public opinion in a democracy
A Dwight Marvin column reflects on Jeffersons ideal of the voice of the people as divine, warning modern democracy can be swayed by popular opinion like a circus parade. It contrasts universal suffrage with educated leadership, cautioning against oligarchy and the rise of demagogic influence. The piece notes shifts toward public taste determining policy and questions how to discern capable leaders.
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Thomas Jefferson
Tank
God
Comintern
Willian G. Lennox
United Epil
Psy
Timo
Jel
Forson
Harold T. Hyman
Words Wit And Wisdom Fun with words
A readable fragment presents a word game asking solvers to match antonyms from two labeled groups. It includes scoring notes, a prompt to send a self addressed stamped envelope with 10 cents for grammar tips, and a named address Willam Morris GOOD GRAMMAR in a newspaper offer.
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Willam Morris
Convulsions and Epilepsy: Guidance for Caregivers
Dr. Harold T. Hyman discusses how convulsions signal epilepsy, noting its variable courses across ages and the need for skilled management. The piece cautions against unsafe remedies, outlines safe first aid, and advocates reducing unjust restrictions on epileptic individuals while awaiting professional care.
Kefauver Probe Provokes Pharm Industry Rift in Washington
Washington observers and much of the medical profession denounce the Kefauver Committee revelations of alleged price gouging and malpractices in drugs and food. FDA officials deny the charges while Dr. Austin Smith attacks the probe as spurious.
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Washington
Food and Drug
Kefauver Committee
FDA
Austin Smith
George P. Larrick
Hull
Larrick
Congress
Nixon
Whittier
Calif
U.S
Kennedy Health
Smith
Capitol Hill
Engels
House
Florida
Kennedy-Johnson
Marx, Engels and
Casto
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