The Troy Record Organization and Subscriptions
The Troy Record is an independent daily newspaper with offices at 501 Broadway Troy New York. It lists officers John F Roy Alton T Sliter Joseph J Lachapelle Walter J Benedett as President Vice President Secretary and Treasurer and describes subscription terms including annual and weekly rates and delivery areas in New York State and Vermont with foreign options.
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The Wrong Way to Pass Legislation
A defense of slower lawmaking over rushed adjournments. The piece condemns the annual rush to adjournment, argues it harms deliberation, and notes missed issues like a lottery law and aid to New York City. It warns future legislatures against repeating the pattern and stresses time for thoughtful debate.
1967 New York Legislature Adopts Public Employee Strike Law
The 1967 session passed a new public employee strike law replacing the Condon-Wadlin framework, shifting punitive provisions to unions. It also approved a lottery bill with 12 drawings and expanded outlets, while Rockefeller’s $2.5 billion transportation bond gained legislative approval. A supplemental budget softened proposed cuts, with major items like atomic power funding and compulsory insurance deferred. The abortion law reform and other items await next year.
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Rockefeller
New York City
Village elections mark step toward civilian rule in South Vietnam
The South Vietnamese government moves to elect a president and begin village elections across April, aiming for 1,262 of 2,552 villages. Viet Cong threats and terrorism accompany high turnout, but participation reaches up to 99 percent in some areas as the push for civilian government continues.
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The Pencil A Curious History And Useful Tricks
A column celebrates the pencil as more than writing tool noting its colors to hide scratches and wallpaper tears. Graphite serves as lubricant for zippers hinges and locks. Left handed smudging prompts talk of a special left handed pencil and history of paper and writing.
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Pencil Manufacturers Association
Washington Publicity Costs Raise Public Alarm
Henry J. Taylor argues the General Accounting Office findings reveal the vast cost and reach of Washington publicity. He cites 8588 federal staff in publicity, budgets across agencies, and a total of 452 million dollars yearly for public relations and news, asserting a need for full disclosure and accountability.
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Henry J. Taylor
General Accounting Office
Washington
Big Brother
Vietnam
Credibility Gap
Sylvester
McNamara
Sargent Shriver
Office of Economic Opportunity
Mr. Shriver
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Moon
NASA
Carlton E. Spitzer
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Freeman
Orville Freeman
United States
Atomic Energy Commission
Congress
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United Press International
Associated Press
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Red Riding Hood
Question Box from a Curious Reader Column
A Q and A style snippet covers amber origin and Baltic shores, Virginia tribal taxation via annual wild game gifts, Civil War generals serving together in the War with Mexico, assertions on eye shape, Napoleon Code in Louisiana, Chopin's funeral march inspiration, and Bologna hosting the first law school in the 1200s.
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Doctor answers questions on leukemia causes and treatments
Dr. G Brandstadt explains leukemia origins may be virus related and notes heavy benzene exposure links to certain leukemias. He describes busulfan and chlorambucil as drugs of choice for different leukemia types and says cures remain elusive. He discusses bruising, new drugs, FDA roles, heredity, and invites general questions via the newspaper.
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Eyes on Viet Nam and Hanoi shifts in wartime timing
Washington reports flag complex views as Lee Kuan Yew urges U S resolve in Asia and Hanoi replies to Thant while Moscow remains silent. The piece notes U S leaders fear escalation, new weaponry flowing to North Vietnam, and possible Sino Soviet alignment influencing peace prospects.
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