The Troy Record Company Details and Subscriptions
The Troy Record announces ownership by The Troy Record Company with officers Frank York president J Arthur Viger vice president and treasurer Frank J Guimet assistant treasurer Alton T Sliter secretary. It lists Albany phone 22000 and notes AP membership and circulation figures including 46 047 net paid daily average for August 1059.
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Alton T, Sliter
Audit Bureau of Circulation
We should be courteous hosts to Khrushchev on visit
A letter argues against heckling and photo insults aimed at Khrushchev during his U S trip. It urges patience and restraint, noting reciprocity in diplomatic decorum and comparing past treatment of Mikoyan and Nixon. The writer cautions against public shaming that could undermine U S prestige abroad.
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State Department
Khrushchev
Norris Poulson
Walter Reuther
Shushchev
Mikoyan
America
Nixon
Moscow
New York
Washington
Mosrow
Gil
Hisehhower
Bur
Nussia
United States
Fife
Republic
Nist
4 Man in Space
Dr. T Keith Glennan heads the Space Administration and urges caution as the United States aims to send the first man into space in coming months. He stresses safety over speed, noting recovered capsules and the need to return a human from space unharmed.
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T Keith Glennan
The
Space Administration
United States
Glennan
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Hin
Space program cautions aid careful pace and tests
Dr Glennan warns against rash volunteers for space missions and stresses safety. The plan involves about twenty capsules to test firing and recovery mechanics. Each test should build knowledge and extend the time to manned flight, with progress measured by controlled milestones rather than haste.
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Tian
Nuicious
Senate Subcommittee Probes Juvenile Delinquency Rise
The Senate Subcommittee on Juvenile Delinquency sees New York as the starting point for a nationwide inquiry. Senator Thomas Hennings says the study will dig into causes to uncover facts for cure and notes delinquency is not limited to New York City.
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Senate
New York
Sen
Thomas
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Missuri
New York City
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Buffalo
San Francisco
Congress Placed On Notice President Eisenhower’s Criticism
President Eisenhower publicly criticized Congress for inflationary spending and uncompleted goals after the first session. He credited Hawaii’s statehood and labor law but faulted fare programs, bond interest rate limits, and excessive expenses. He plans to keep inflation fighting alive and pressure Congress in January.
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Liserhower
Eisenhower
Eisenhower urges voters support to curb Congress overreach
President Eisenhower warns that upcoming Congress session could push extravagant proposals. He praises Hin Liming and the public’s grasp of his messaging, saying strong backing from the people can turn potential clashes into a victory for responsible government. He notes Congress faces three months until the next session and vows continued opposition to costly measures.
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Eisenhower
Eisenshower
Halleck Signals Willingness for Vice Presidential Run
Congress leader Charles Halleck breaks norms by declaring readiness to be a vice presidential candidate. The piece notes the risk of early declarations, contrasts with Rockefeller and Kennedy, and cites Nixon’s current elevated role and Halleck’s potential appeal to GOP power brokers ahead of the 1960 cycle. It recalls Halleck’s 1956 prominence and Dewey’s Indiana efforts boosting his profile.
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Nixon
Viz Press- Sept
Dewey
Emt Warren
The
United States
Indiana
Mattock
Martin
Ue House
Hekel
Nehru clings to unlikely UN role over Tibet crisis
The piece mocks Nehru's stance after China dismisses India Tibetan treaty. It claims Nehru cannot negotiate with China alone and doubts the UN would militarily intervene. It notes the Dalai Lama seeks foreign diplomacy while Nehru rejects UN action.
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U.N
Cleveland
India
China
Dalai Lama
Deli
United Nations
Tibet
New Methi Woking
The Other Guest The Netherlands Princess in New York
Princess Beatrix of the Netherlands addressed New York audiences praising shared values between Holland and America. She spoke of freedom of man, individual liberty, and high moral standards, asserting readiness to defend these ideals.
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Boston Globe
New York
Beatrix
Netherlands
Broadway
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Holland
America
Nieuw Arusterdam
Pulse Of The People Letters From Readers On Community Volunteers
The Record Newspapers will publish signed letters while preserving anonymity. It urges volunteer fire companies to boost recruitment, warns of rising risks if volunteers dwindle, and asks readers how they can contribute. A Khrushchev mood note questions presidential courtesy and missing Americans, blaming media coverage and inviting reflection.
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Record
God Thurossea
Recovd
Peopl
Sire Companies
Averson
Dapaljan
Khrushchev
Sigs
Camp David
ABC
Interpreting The News On Space Race Tensions
Raymond Moley analyzes US Soviet space probe progress and propaganda impacts. He compares American pragmatism with Soviet rocket achievements, noting defense needs, scientific priorities, and the broader social merit of space advances for a free society.
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
Eisenhower and his economic team face a money pinch that could force a new session. Higher long term rates, inflation pressure, and a looming 85 billion borrowing need threaten workers, consumers, homeowners and borrowers nationwide. Banks and investors demand higher yields, squeezing credit and boosting prices across the economy.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
Nikia Khrwstichev
Ray Durmdobnien
Rom Eisephower
Treasury
Robert B Anderson
Wes Sam
Yetsry Anderson
Capita Hill
Uncle Sam
Nataly
House
Words Wit And Wisdom By WUATAM MORRIS
WUATAM MORRIS argues that the PhD has fallen in esteem as new fields award doctorates for unlikely disciplines. He notes Harvard figures rejected the degree and laments casual use of Doctor as an honorific by professionals with lesser credentials. He urges stricter standards and a lighter touch on titles to restore meaning.
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Wuatam Morris
Anion Ward
George Lyman Kittredge
John Livingston Loews
Harvard
Tawos
Ph.Oilis
Anderson S.C
Europe
Morris
Teardrops in Babies. A Common Overlooked Eye Trouble
Dr Edwin P Jordan explains tear duct blockages in infants two main forms. A persistent tear from the inner eye corner can signal a blocked nasolacrimal duct. Without early care, tearing may worsen, causing discharge, swollen sac, and possible infection. proper treatment in the first weeks often halts progression. The moral is to treat teardrop ears promptly and avoid waiting for self‑cure.
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Man In Space
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