The Troy Record Co. Publication Details 1967
The page lists The Troy Record Co. address at 0 Broadway Troy NY 12181, editor and publisher Alton T Sliter, and staff names John F Roy and Joseph J Lachapelle. It shows subscription rates, delivery options, and foreign/postal route charges, plus the paper’s Associated Press affiliation and circulation data for March 1967.
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Independence Emphasized in Punta del Este Summit View
An Independent View argues the Punta del Este summit advances Latin American self help and multilateral cooperation over U.S. subsidization. It notes long term plans like the Latin American Common Market require patience, U.S. aid may be offered, and objections to preferential trade and non U.S. loan use.
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Punta del Este
Latin America
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
United States
Senate repeals untried presidential campaign financing plan
The Senate repealed last year’s rider designed to fund presidential campaigns, criticizing the rider method and urging a proper, well understood debate. Senator Robert Kennedy warns of funds needed for nomination and election, while Senator Russell Long laments senators’ lack of understanding of the vote.
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Senate
Robert Kennedy
White House
Russell Long
Year for Victory Over Measles Voiced by Health Officials
Public health advocates declare a near term victory over measles due to vaccination. The piece outlines measles risks including complications and lasting disabilities, notes past death counts, and urges parental vaccination to secure a complete victory this year or next.
Harvest era of college sports recruiting discussed
The piece notes that recruiting for athletes has grown nationwide due to better transport and communication. It cites Brooklyn and Pittsburgh examples, mentions NCAA efforts like the Sanity Code, and highlights the split between scholarships aiding education and abuses like slush funds. It reflects on the moral impact on students and schools.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Foundation For
Michigan State University
Spartan
Michigan State
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Pulse Of The People Letter Policy Summary
The Pulse of The People will publish only letters bearing name and address. Names may be withheld on request, but publication rights reserve the power to reject and shorten letters.
Give Him A Chance Editor Calls Civic Duty To Act
The Record urges civic minded citizens to answer the ap peal in Give Him A Chance and address Troy's widespread apathy. Readers note patrol cars overlook parked cars by hydrants and driving lanes, repeat no parking violators, and ignore wrong way parking. A sergeant and patrolman were seen discarding a paper, illustrating careless municipal behavior.
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Paying Twice Letter Readers Question School Aid Debate
A reader argues in favor of private and parochial schooling funding and notes public schools serve all and should remain funded. The writer, moving between parochial and public options, contends those choosing private schools should bear the cost, and hopes private options remain available.
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the Record
Servicemen Parents Call Congress To Support Troops
A Marine mother urges readers to contact Congressman Carleton King, praising parental letters in the Pulse of the People. She notes eight others waiting at the airport and six sailors turned away, urging support for service members and questioning free cigarette demands for schoolchildren.
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Record
Carleton King
Tribute to Lansingburgh Women by Herman Melville 1839
Frances D Br oderick presents a note on Herman Melville living in Lansingburgh from 1838 to 1847. The May 4 1839 issue of The Democratic Press and Lansingburgh Advertiser published a fragment from a piece in the series Fragments from a Writing Desk praising the village and its women.
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Lansingburgh
Herman Melville
Democratic Press
Haiidome
Frances D. Broderick Lansingburgh
Johnson Proposes New Rules for Poverty Program Oversight
In a White House move amid the poverty program’s controversy, President Johnson proposes board reforms for the Office of Economic Opportunity allowing mayors to sit on community action boards and ensuring broader representation. The plan aims to curb mismanagement and hold leaders accountable while addressing Harlem Hargou Act misuse and related waste.
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New York City
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Harlem
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Washington
Black Arts
Boondocks
GOP
A Thought For Today on Youth and Greatness
A reflective meditation argues the proverb the good die young is not universal. Many era defining figures gained maturity before leading, yet some legends like Kennedy and Poe rose early. Youth fuels inspiration, sacrifice, and leadership, even as many destinies end at thirty three. The piece ponders whether youthful virtue becomes spiritual guidance for others.
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Alexander the Great
Pitt
Great Britain
Keats
Shelley
Byron
England
Poe
Lanier
America
Kennedy
Question Box trivia from a 20th century reader page
A reader asks about presidential offspring and history statesmen libraries. Answers cite William Henry Harrison as the president with ten children, Thomas Jefferson’s library forming the Library of Congress nucleus, the Appalachian Trail as a hiking path only, Alaska’s Little Diomede Island facing Soviet Big Diomede across the date line, and icebergs as fresh water ice.
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U. S
William Henry Harrison
Library of What
American Statesman
Library of Congress
Thomas Jefferson
Alaska
Diomede Island
Soviet Union
Bering Strait
Skin grafting and scar care for burn victims
A mother asks about full thickness skin grafts for a 5 year old with 35 percent burns and neck scarring. Expert guidance notes split thickness grafts for deep burns, later full thickness grafts on stretched areas, growth depends on scar tissue, and how to locate a plastic surgeon via teaching hospitals or medical societies. Also addressed are cancer risk, intestinal complications in severe burns, and pockmark treatment options from dermabrasion to chemical peels by a skin specialist.
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Brandstadt
M.D
Daugher
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