Troy Record publication details and subscription rates
The Troy Record outlines ownership and staff positions including Dwight Narvin as chairman and Frank J. York as president. It lists subscription terms, delivery options, and regional pricing for Albany, Rensselaer, Saratoga and Washington Counties in New York, plus Bennington County in Vermont, with rates for various durations and formats.
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Audit Bureau Circulation Tally Summary Missing
Audit Bureau of Circulation tally shows averaged daily figures for Antasl Mississippi, combining morning and evening editions. Figures indicate net readership counts across markets with noted discrepancies in data reporting.
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Weather Watchdog Credits Warnings for Hurricane Helene Safety
The Stay Area was spared as Hurricane Helene moved off shore with no direct fire loss along the Atlantic seaboard. Authorities note one indirect traffic death and a few injuries, while rapid warnings and pre-storm preparations limited damage. Weather Bureau, Helicopters, and Marine stations are praised for timely forecasts and evacuations.
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Irelene
Intie Soult
Sea Sud
Huaph
He Stiri
Opertttson
Atlas Wee
Shorre Point
Narnie Carolin
Aiopie
Poole
Jer Nakey
Lin Narth
Carolina
Nixon Defends Foreign Policy Critiques in Public Speech
The article reports President Nixon defending published reports on mail and foreign policy. He says most writers disagree with America policy, cautions against basing policy on short term views, and urges careful leadership. He insists America must stand against Communist aggression in the Orient and that the government must inform the public.
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Dulles
Padley
Mia Patieve
Hay Bentinndt
Julion
United States
Apece
Negotiations and allegations whirl around Nixon sabotage claim
An amidship of quotes shows calls to speed a settlement while critics press on secret sabotage charges against Nixon. Dulles avoids direct denial though hints at disagreement with the letter writers. The exchange suggests strategic public support needed to influence policy and the era’s racial tension in political discourse.
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Glenece
Nixon
Ehate
Willkel
Dulles
Dalles
Finck
Nd Saholene Onishy
United States Faces South American Challenge to Communism
The piece argues the US must lead in opposing Soviet influence in Latin America. It laments past aid shortfalls, urges renewed economic and diplomatic outreach, and stresses hemispheric solidarity to prevent communism from spreading in the region. It calls for study of Spanish and closer North South cooperation.
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Tr Allignee
Ipa
Trentie
South America
Nixon
Moscow
Geaveful Shidy
Smih
South
Brazil
Athens
Desapia Aims to Nominates in Bitter New York Row
A disputed report says DeSapia claims a small board at a Chase Bank paneled Roche Tolier as nominee. The piece notes Tammany, Wagner, Harriman, and upstate leaders clashing over the GOP handpicked candidate amid party turmoil and Manhattan influence.
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Wall Street
Nelson Ay Rockefuller
Carmine G. DeSapia
Slark
DeSapie
Chase Sabhittan Bank
Roche Tolier
DeSapin
Tammany Hall
Willy
Ibig Taanhadie
Manhattan
Aletorney Haya
Wevaio
United States
Croverine Travernan
Wagner
Desapio
Tega
New York
Upstate
Harriman
Mayit Wagner
Rockefeller Nomination Campaign Raises Slander Claims
A political scene centers on Rockefeller and DeSapio with charges of a smoke filled room influencing the Republican nomination. DeSapio’s attack on Rockefeller’s hand in the process is questioned as credible by supporters, while Rockefeller’s campaigning across New York counties is highlighted as decisive.
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Hogan
Firdhie
Rockefeler
Mac
De Gaulle’s Constitution Wins Strong French Ratification
France approves General de Gaulle’s new constitution with about 82 percent of voters in favor, including 97 percent in Algeria. The reform shifts authority from legislature to the president, allowing dissolution of parliament and appointment of a premier, signaling a move toward a strong, stable government.
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Oonhe Hueshuld
de Gaulle
Algeria
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Free World
de Gaulle Lorens
de Trench
Dhey
de Galle
Hn N
General de Gaile
Une
Freeh National Assembly
Hation
France
Iver de Gaulle
Lae
Baritder
Washing machines of the world in aid plan
The article notes the T national Co operation Administration unveils a wooden washing machine concept built with planks and sellable for about five dollars. It argues aid programs face diverse forms of development, as simple devices like this washing machine symbolize broader needs in underdeveloped regions.
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Ternational Co-operation Administration
Uchnigal
Alan
Lead Zinc Cutbacks Hit Latins At Foreign Ministers Meet
Washington reports President Eisenhower announced a 20 percent cut in lead and zinc imports as part of a policy to stabilize Latin American raw material pricing. The move, aimed at easing domestic oversupply and aiding U.S. smelters, drew criticism for preempting foreign negotiations and reflecting political pressures in Congress.
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NEA Washiingles
Washington (Na
Fisenhower
Washington
Fred
Seaton
San Nacisco
U.S
Tis
Congress
Words Wit And Wisdom by William Morris on Grammar
In this column William Morris discusses grammar usage in public slogans notably the cigarette slogan and the word like. He cites Webster and Ogden Nash arguing against slang like and stresses that colloquial usage may be acceptable in speech though not in careful writing. The piece also surveys postwar trade policy debates including U S lead and zinc imports, tariff quotas, and crossfire with Canada and Latin American producers.
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L. QM. Byrd
Washington, D.C
Amy
Calvin Coolidge
Ogden Nash
John Mason Brown
Webster
Washington
Mako
Qantas
Congress
Tariff Commission
Wier
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Silent Risenhower
Hix
Peru
Mexico
U.S
Chile
Venezuela
Canada
United States
Last Yor
Leysig
Arne
North Americas
City Hall Construction Costs and Records Report
The Record presents a year 177 report on city hall construction receipts and expenditures. It details bond sales totaling 305,000 and income from Thy Female Seminary now Russell Sage College totaling 55,000, with contractors and an architect paid 119,762. The city hall land cost 70 and offices were furnished for 16,000, funded from current funds. The Common Council chamber is noted as the finest in the building. Signed by the funded debt committee and city officials including Edward Murphy and John P. Albertson.
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Lray
Thy Female Seminary
Iainus
Moleu
Russell Sage College
Common Council
Edward Murphy
Dis Mayo
Benjamin H. Hull
Ehaibertain
John P. Albertson
Alfred FB. Rouhe
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
National Whirligig article by Ray Tucker discusses Cold War tensions and alliances. It notes Franco German reconciliation bolstering NATO, German chancellor Adenauer's electoral gains, and mentions SEATO talks in Bangkok as a bulwark against communism. It references de Gaulle, Khrushchev, and planned European economic integration within a broader security framework.
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Lauvig Notstad
NATO
North Africa
Russia
Germany
France
SEATO
Bangkok
Southeast Asia
Formosa
Moscow
Peiping
Doctor Explains Tapeworm Myths and Risks
Edwin P Jordan outlines two errors in a reader's letter about tapeworms. He notes diagnosis requires parasite identification and warns against buying medicines without professional guidance.
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Edwin P. Jordan
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