Troy Record subscription rates and contact details
The Troy Record notes subscription terms for various delivery options including daily and weekly rates. It lists pricing for carrier delivery, mail within New York counties, and out of state or foreign destinations, along with postal and circulation information. It also states Associated Press membership and daily average circulation for March 1967.
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Troy Record
Albany
Renseeker
Saratoga
Washington
New York State
Bennington County
Vermont
Yale
Acvanens
Century Mall
Marking The Goals Of Constitutional Convention Delegates
The convention aims to draft a simple workable document uniting federal state and local roles. Delegates face a formidable task but see a historic opportunity to improve state government and citizens’ lives. President Travia urges a new flexible constitution over piecemeal amendments to better balance authority among local state and federal levels.
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Assembly
Travia
Washington
A Necessary Pause for NASA Reevaluation
A Necessary Pause argues NASA must pause to audit its methods and goals after the Cape Kennedy tragedy. It urges a thorough inspection of procedures, contracts, and equipment while planning lunar milestones for 1970 and contemplating Venus and Mars missions.
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National Aeronautics and Space Agency
Cape Kennedy
Space Agency
Venus
Mars
Solar System
NASA
Come Gentle Spring Brings Fresh Congressional Dilemmas
As Congress resumes after Easter the 90th Congress faces a busy second session with money bills, Social Security extensions, and Johnson tax proposals. Powell and Dodd loom large in House and Senate ethics debates while public demand grows for ethical reform.
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Congress
James Thomson
House
Ways and Means
Johnson
Senate
Adam Clayton Powell
Thomas J. Dodd
Powell
Harlem
Dodd
Connecticut
Who D y a Like Aque duct Race Track Boycott Debate
Thousands of New York horseplayers at Aque duct Race Track face a boycott by horse owners demanding higher purses. The dispute risks over 300000 in daily state revenue loss and could trigger a special legislative session to renegotiate mutual receipts. Horsemen seek a bigger share while officials weigh a pause to reconsider gambling revenue reliance.
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New York
Aqueduct Race Track
New York State
New York Racing Association
Aqueduct
Saratoga
Assembly
Travia
Senate
Free Elections Debate Echoes in Troy Patrol of The Record
Native Trojan and taxpayer writes to The Record on city governance and the selection of a new City Manager. He cites a 1967 council action at the filtration plant as a charter violation and urges voters to demand formal procedures and merit in leadership. He asks for full disclosure from councilmembers and highlights the need for experienced executives. From Troy New York.
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the Record
Troy
Liberty
N.Y
New York
California
Alaska
Florida
Christopher A
Brignola
New York State
Rocky
U.S
Katzenbach
CIA
Katzenbach report ends CIA covert funding role
In a sweeping critique the Katzenbach Committee finds CIA covert support of private overseas operations unworkable and urges ending such funding except when national security demands. The piece argues the open society must abandon the old bagman image and seek cleaner methods while acknowledging persistent international pressures.
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Washington
Katzenbach Committee
Central Intelligence Agency
Katzenbach Group
Johnson
CIA
Secretaries of State
Defense
U.S
Tne
Vietnam
Paul
Nashville
Tenn
India
Lurleen Wallace
Alabama
Words Wit And Wisdom Ends With A 30 In Editorials
A reader inquires about the meaning of the newspaper closing symbol 30. The editor explains the symbol’s origins from telegraphers signaling good night or from printer’s line length limits, noting both theories exist and that 30 marks a graceful editorial closure.
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William
Morris
Della W
Patrick Driscoll
Alexandria
Linotype
Intertype
The Doctor Talks About Loneliness
Dr. Brandstadt explores loneliness in modern life noting urbanization automation and smaller families reduce neighborly contact and companionship. He cites Byrd Selkirk and Lilly to illustrate isolation effects, then describes coping trends like changing jobs divorce dining out TV and plants, especially among older people, urging a purposeful pursuit of companionship.
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W. G. Brandstadt
M.D
Admiral Byrd
Antarctica
Alexander Selkirk
Robinson Crusoe
Defoe
John.c. Lilly
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Alton T. Sliter
Broadway
Ashley
John F.roy
Alton T.sliter
Joseph J. Lachapelle
Walter J. Benedett
Aoriplant Sleagure
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Waterford
Rowan
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