Troy Record Style Notice and Circulation Data
A faded fragment shows a notice about subscription rates and an Associated Press seal. It lists a one year price of 16.00 and mentions Troy City Mounted Post Routes and foreign countries. Circulation data notes a March 1967 daily average of 49,942. Martina sae eieaiag Conese.
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Mounted Post
Associated Press
Martina Sae
Eieaiag Conese
Romney voices cautious Vietnam stance not all can agree
Gov Romney rejects a simple fix to Vietnam and backs current policy while warning against expanding aims. He opposes withdrawal and the urge to escalate, noting no easy path exists and calling for realistic debate on strategy. He asserts Republicans will not concede to North Vietnam.
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Michigan
Romney
Vietnam
United States
Southeast Asia
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Baseball Returns to Lead Sport Scene in 1967
The piece notes major league baseball resumes with the Washington Senators opening at home and discusses attendance trends from 1965 to 1966, weather, economy, and promotion as factors. It adds interest around New York Yankees attendance, and mentions soccer as new competition, ending with a pennant pick: Baltimore and St. Louis in the World Series.
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Washington Senators
New York
Yankees
Major League Baseball
Baltimore
St. Louis
Free College Education Debate at Constitutional Convention
Brooklyn delegate Samuel L. Greenberg proposes free college for all New York State residents but others argue it would lower motivation and strain higher education. Supporters cite scholarships loan programs and community colleges as pathways, while stressing quality over quantity and that desire affects outcomes.
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Brooklyn
Samuel L. Greenberg
New York State
Greenberg
NASA Faces Path Forward After Apollo Tragedy
The loss of three astronauts prompts prudence yet preserves a 1970 moon landing goal. NASA officials expect to speed crew training and adapt Saturn I and V programs, with James Webb confident despite altered plans and optimistic that schedules can be regained.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
James E. Webb
Cape Kennedy
Earth Orbiting
NASA
Pulse Of The People Letter Policy Notice
The Pulse of The People will publish only letters bearing the writer name and address. Names may be withheld upon request. The publication reserves the right to reject and shorten letters.
Residents urge change from city manager system in Troy
A letter condemns the city manager form and calls for return to mayor and council. Residents of Hill Street near Spring Avenue detail neglected streets, unclean hydrants, unsafe sidewalks, parking abuses, loud trucks, air pollution, and stalled zoning enforcement, urging Mr Smith to tour the area and reconsider governance.
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Smith
Eighth
Eleventh Wards
Hill Street
Spring Avenue
Troy
City Hall
Arthur Court
Ida Street
Mr. Smith
Frear Park
Beman Park
Pawling Avenue
Tax Talk on School Budget in Waterford Letter
A Waterford reader criticizes school administration costs and calls for a people powered tax review. The writer argues for tighter spending, questions the parochial school impact, and notes the year’s budget needs at about 1.25 million dollars with private sector efficiency praised.
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Record
Harvard
James Conant
George
Waterford
Question Box Answers and Rant in Troy
A reader lists quick facts on Jupiter day length Virginia population in 1790 Armadillo bears litters male tides seawater salt and the first national automobile show in 1900 at Madison Square Garden New York City The passage ends with a frustrated note about taxes and surrender.
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Jupiter
U.S
Virginia
Madison ‘Square Garden
New York City
Doctor Warns On Bedwetting Causes And Treatments
The article explains bladder control develops slowly and stresses cautious toilet training before age three. It discusses causes including small urinary outlet openings and emotional tensions, notes limited success with early intervention, and mentions treatments from fluid management to an electronic bed alarm. It also covers Mediterranean anemia in a separate reader query and outlines its hereditary nature and treatment options.
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Cooley
A Thought For Today By Dwight Mervin
A reflective piece compares houseyards to life. It advocates balancing lawn and garden values, mixing order with variety. The author suggests homes should combine lawn space with flowers, or even pots, to reflect a life that blends steadiness with diversity.
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Dwight Mervin
ADA draft resolution sparks debate on military service
Washington critics mock the Americans for Democratic Action for backing a proposal to legalize dodging the draft by asserting political opposition to war. The piece contrasts Ada's stance with historical claims about wartime duty, noting opposition as weak and laden with irony while citing remarks from Elliott Maxwell at Brown University.
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Washington
Americans For Democratic Action
Jack Kennedy
ADA
John Birch Society
Hattiesburg
Miss
Cassius Clay
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Brown University
Elliott Maxwell
Maxwell
Hitler
Adolf
Brooklyn
York
Selective Service
Hershey
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