The Troy Record Company Contact and Subscription Terms
Allen T. Stter editor signs The Troy Record Company with Frank L York president and J Arthur Viger vice president. Subscription rates list by carrier and mail including Albany, Rensselaer, Saratoga, Washington counties in New York and Bennington County Vermont. Audit shows August 1955 daily average circulation at 46,047.
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Khrushchev Visit Improves US Soviet Climate
As Khrushchev and his wife left Washington the climate between the United States and the Soviet Union started to thaw. The Khrushchevs hosted a cordial, friendly tour, sparking optimism about a possible spring summit while avoiding sensational rhetoric about past tensions. Officials note no dramatic breakthroughs yet but see groundwork for potential accords and improved relations.
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Disaster in Japan as Typhoon Vera devastates nation
Disaster overwhelms Japan as Typhoon Vera rips across the island empire. Deaths near three thousand with tens of thousands injured or missing, over a million left homeless. Widespread destruction cripples communities, crops, ships, and fishing fleets across the country.
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Typhoon Vera Devastates Near Iwo Jima and Japan
The article notes Typhoon Vera striking near Iwo Jima and Japan with unprecedented speed and force. It compares the storm to hurricanes, describing surging sea heights, warnings issued to Japanese citizens, and the likely relief efforts to aid victims. It emphasizes human humility before the spalling destruction and the need for mercy missions.
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Calls for swift action as urban youth crime shocks New York
A period piece argues that rising juvenile crime in New York demands hard measures. It cites Judge Leibowitz’s controversial group blame and contrasts Kennedy’s individual fault stance with Hoover’s call for a tough approach, including fingerprinting and parental accountability.
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Cohoes Moves Ahead With New City Hospital Cornerstone
The Cohoes community marks twenty years of effort as the cornerstone of the New Coles Meenoriat Hospital is laid Sunday. The event caps a long campaign starting in 1952, after space and facility limits hindered expansion, and signals a step toward revitalization and renewed industry attraction in the city.
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Modern Hospital Progress in Cohoes as New Facility Opens
The text describes hospitals as an industry of health evolving from charity to self supporting care. Advances in hospital services and science have extended life expectancy. It notes reduced childbirth risks, control of diseases, and the role of physicians. Cohoes will soon open a new hospital, a testament to community spirit and progress.
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World Series delay tests baseballs season length
The World Series will start a day or two later than planned as the National League pennant race tightens. Milwaukee and Los Angeles chase the NL title, with potential games in Los Angeles if needed. Rest and scheduling ripple into the White Sox and Yankees, while executives anticipate high attendance and profits on the West Coast.
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Unbalanced Iraq Looms Over Kassem's Tightrope Rule
The current Iraqi regime under Kassem faces a delicate balance as landowners resist reform, grain output drops creating deficits, and imports strain the budget. Army resentment grows after the Sept. 20 purge of officers, raising the risk of withdrawal of support. Western powers are urged to refrain from meddling in Arab nationalist versus Communist pressures.
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Pulse Of The People Letters Policy And Water Woes
The Record Newspapers will publish letters with signed names or initials if requested, editing as needed. A Lansingburg reader complains of muddy water and explains old Tombhannack system pipes in Troy, noting aged mains with rough inner surfaces, sediment from untreated water, and a low Tombinnock Reservoir level this summer, promising further public statement.
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Words Wit And Wisdom Question and Answer Debate
A reader questions use of author for a verb and asserts McElroy’s writing is ill suited while another argues Harvard training offsets any charge. The exchange then settles a spelling dispute, confirming all right as standard and alight alrigh t is substandard.
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Interpreting The News By Raymond Moley
A sports writer muses on public attention and politics using Frank Lane and Joe Gordon in Cleveland baseball as a case study. He notes Lane's controversial handling of Gordon, press headlines, and the impact on ticket sales while hinting at broader political media strategies.
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The Doctor Talks About Disease
Edwin P Jordan discusses venereal diseases with emphasis on gonorrhea and syphilis. He notes the lack of immunity from vaccination, the role of penicillin since World War II, rising teen and young adult cases, and the need for early diagnosis, treatment, and contact tracing to control these infections.
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Reuther Clashes With Khrushchev At AFL CIO Convention
In San Francisco Walter Reuther leads AFL CIO critics in a contrasting view of American labor as a thriving system while challenging Khrushchev on the right to strike. Reuther cites wage tables to claim workers earn substantial wages, sparking debate with Meany and McDonald over labor policy and capitalism.
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