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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1965
Page
5
A damaged OCR fragment shows names Raitor and Publisher NS, a board chairman reference, and scattered phrases about circulation figures, dates, and subscription rates. It mentions the Audit Bureau of Circulations and Evening Combined News Dispatches, but the text is largely garbled and incomplete.
The Saratoga Springs City Council adopted a resolution urging the State Senate to pass permanent personal registration PPR and asked the County Board of Elections to prep for 1967 implementation. It argues PPR ends double yearly voting trips and urges Troy Rensselaer Cohoes Waterford officials to support ending voter discrimination.
The Senate Armed Services Committee approves a 15.2 billion military budget with 82 million for a manned bomber, while the administration omits bomber funding. The House also excludes bomber funds, reflecting continuing clash among McNamara, military leaders, and lawmakers over future air power and costs.
The March unemployment rate falls to 4.7 percent, the lowest since 1957, with 0.5 million more jobs added. Despite cautious federal mood, the gain signals progress against poverty and underlines the need for continued efforts even as 3.7 million still seek work.
Ray C. Bliss takes over as Republican national chairman amid a deteriorating party strength. He cautions against grand promises, urges focus on bread and butter issues, and faces losses in the 1964 elections, reapportionment pressures, and a shrinking GOP base especially among youth and the South.
A reader argues for precise figures on Rensselaer County borrowing to cover a projected shortfall and criticizes U S policy on Vietnam A writer defends U S aid to South Vietnam citing land reforms schooling and medical facilities while labeling the United Nations as ineffective and a burden on U S policy Continued on Page 21
The letter contends Nicholas DeTommasi misreads U S strategy in Viet Nam and WWII. It argues Japan aimed to hold mainland gains then pivoted south, while Hitler’s Soviet invasion was overstated. It rejects parallels to Spain and accuses the writer of dangerous distortions and unsafe insinuations about Asia.
A compact critique of vanity and pretension in culture. It contrasts brilliance with genius as transformative, lampooning professional deception and petty vanity. It muses on film books blurbs eminent authority and the misuse of party for person, plus a jab at philanthropic fortune and European taste.
A frank column hails the hamburger as a global favorite from Sofia to Singapore while cautioning about genuine versus imitation versions. It outlines simple cooking steps, topping debates, and notes English restraint, ending with a quip on human intuition and a quote about judging others.
A historical quiz outlines practical solutions to the coin shortage amid rising silver prices and demand. Questions cover reducing silver content, substituting alloys, hoarding penalties, and the impact of coin hoarding on vending and banking, with expert commentary from Federal Reserve officials and industry groups.
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