Payment details and circulation notes from 1967 newspaper
The text lists prepaid charges and monthly rates for Troy Atty and Mounted Postal Routes and foreign countries. It references Associated Press entitlement and publication rights, AP dispatches, and an audit bureau circulation figure of 49,942 for March 1967, noting morning and evening editions.
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Troy
Associat
Associated Press
Exelu
Toca
News
AP News
Siz Montoe
Review Board cites sloppy workmanship after astronaut fire
NASA’s Review Board found deficiencies in manufacturing and quality control amid the January 22 fire that killed three American astronauts. It urged changes in design and technique, warning against overconfidence and urging absolute best effort at every stage from construction to splashdown.
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Review Board
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Space Program
NASA
Congress
Space Agency
Space
Kidnapping Case in Beverly Hills Sparks Debate
The Beverly Hills 11 year old Kenneth Young was seized and released after a 250000 dollar ransom paid in 100 bills. The Lindbergh law of 1932 has yielded over 70 kidnappings with only four unsolved, including the Young case. The father cooperated with FBI and law enforcement, highlighting the debate over penalties and investigative clues.
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Kenneth Young
Beverly Hills
Calif
FBI
Young
Fifty years of Red rule in Russia remembered this October
The piece surveys fifty years since the October putsch that entrenched Bolshevik rule, noting Lenin’s return, the suppression of dissent, key splits with Trotsky and Stalin, and the rise of nationalism. It argues capitalism, not communism, aided workers and altered class dynamics, challenging Marx’s prophecy.
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Russia
Kremlin
Lenin
Leon Trotsky
Joseph Stalin
Urgent call for child protection law in New York
The piece urges swift enactment of state legislation to require public welfare investigations into all reported child abuse cases. It emphasizes social services to protect children and stabilize families, notes abuse can occur across all backgrounds, and argues the measure keeps private agencies involved while placing responsibility with public welfare authorities.
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Public Welfare Authority
New York State
Pulse Of The People Letter Policy Notice
Readers are advised that only letters bearing a name and address will be published in The Pulse of The People. Names may be withheld upon request. The editor reserves the right to reject and to shorten letters.
Bombing halt and peace talks urged by various leaders
The Record cites Soviet Premier Kosygin, Hanoi, Sihanouk, and Vietnam's foreign minister linking a halt to bombing with talks. McNamara and others say bombing hasn’t affected infiltration. Johnson seeks a broader ceasefire plus mobilization limits, but public direction remains unclear as debates over peace talks continue in Washington.
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America
United States
Johnson
Kosygin
Paris
Hanoi
Sihanouk
Cambodia
North Vietnam
McNamara
South Vietnam
Troy
Steve Smith
Discriminated Troy Calls Private Schools Shutdown
The writer argues against state aid for private and parochial schools, accusing opponents of discrimination. He suggests closing private and parochial schools for a year to reveal their value, then reopening in September to address crowding and perceived need.
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the Record
Waterford mother voices plea on service pay and taxes
A Waterford mother writes that service members are on duty constantly and earn too little to meet basic needs. She shares her family's 13 year service struggle, cites a $3,150.50 yearly income, and asks for tax relief and better access to commissary and medical support as inflation and military demands strain families with loved ones in Viet Nam.
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Waterford
Johnson
Vietnam
Rocky
Bus Plea To The Fifth Avenue Bus Co
A Brunswick reader voices frustration with the Fifth Avenue Bus Co for slow service and broken buses. The writer notes long waits from Schaghticoke Valley to Northern Drive and asks why replacements aren’t sent, stressing hardship for older residents without cars.
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Fifth Avenue Bus Co
Schaghticoke Valley Falls
Northern Drive
Fifth Avenue
Question Box cusp meaning on the moon
The cusps are the pointed ends of the crescent moon and they always point away from the sun. This helps describe the moon's crescent shape as it orients with sunlight.
The Doctor Talks About Sclerosis
Dr Brandstadt answers reader questions on multiple sclerosis symptoms prognosis and care. He notes numbness can be prominent, variable courses with some periods of relief, and that many patients avoid crippling outcomes. Guidance includes bed sore prevention and National MS Society resources.
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M.D
National
Yorty Faces Backlash Over Racial Tensions in Los Angeles
Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty laments white and Black anger as he recalls integrating city offices and appointing minorities to key posts. He cites the Watts riot and civil service tricks used to shut out Black workers, while aides seek talks with Black leaders to bridge a widening divide amid limited power.
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Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
Yorty
Social Services Commission
United Nations
Board of Public Works
Civil Service
William Parker
Watts
Ethel C. Bryant
Yoorty
Ronald Reagan
Bryant
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