Troy Record Publication Details and Subscription Rates
The Troy Record lists staff and offices, subscription terms, and pricing for local and out of area delivery. Rates cover daily morning, weekend, and mail options with county and Vermont coverage and foreign surcharges. It notes AP membership and circulation figures for July 1966.
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Troy Record
Mat Tn
Albany Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washington
New York State
Bennington County
Vermont
Holiday Inn Chooses Troy for Largest Upstate Motel
Skeptics warned Troy against the downtown site but the Holiday Inn commits to the project paying 10 percent of land costs for the new motel. City officials note hundreds of thousands of dollars invested confirm the town's bright future despite nay-sayers.
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Troy
Holiday Inn
Washington hearings map blame for bread price rise
The piece critiques a House committee hearing on rising food costs, arguing farmers were cleared of blame and urging a full, fact based investigation into price increases from farm to table. It condemns the appearance of avoiding responsibility and warns against a whitewash.
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Washington
Freeman
Purcell
House Committee
Strain on Wage Price Guidelines Probed by Fowler and Connor
Treasury Secretary Fowler and Commerce Secretary Connor argue wage and price guidelines lack a fixed target. They say each industry has unique circumstances and call for revised guidelines while resisting mandatory controls. They urge balancing workers' and public welfare with market realities.
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Treasury
Fowler
Commerce
Connor
Council of Economic Advisors
White House
Ceal
Machinists
Washington
More Men For Viet Nam
The argument supports sending more troops to Viet Nam only after recognizing no negotiated settlement with Hanoi. It argues military necessity to end the war quickly, warns against recalling 250,000 troops, and urges maximum support to speed the end, noting the need could grow to 500,000.
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Nixon
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Students, staff and nation face tests of rights and school life
A reader urges balance in school discipline and dress codes, insisting students alone shape attire and smoking policy with parental oversight. The piece then broadens to warn against overreach by government, tax free institutions, and the erosion of constitutional rights in education and public life.
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South America
America
Moses
Mount Sinai
Congress
Manana politics and postponement of national action
A critical editorial laments government delays driven by tomorrow mindset. It denounces postponing essential actions such as taxation and budget cuts, warns of wasted funds, and urges immediate decision to curb deficits and reform subsidies. It targets politicians seeking re election over responsible policy.
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Manana
United States
McNamara
Origins of succotash and other quick trivia Q&A
A series of brief trivia answers covering the origin of succotash from misickquatash meaning ear of corn. Babe Ruth as all time home run leader. modern boxing beginnings with James Figg. four Americans on Rushmore. Cincinnati as Queen City of the West. Gauguin as inspiration for The Moon and Sixpence. two women governors Nellie Tayloe Ross and Miriam Ferguson. Frances Cleveland as youngest First Lady.
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Babe Ruth
James Figg
England
Jack Broughton
West
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ohio River
Somerset Maugham
Eugene Henri Gauguin
U.S
Nellie Tayloe Ross
Wyoming
Miriam
Ma) Ferguson
Texas
Frances Folsom
Grover Cleveland
Editorial Q&A on Simplistic and Expressions
Dear Mr Morris discusses a New York paper using simplism and simplistic as critiques of the Viet Nam debate. It also explains the origin of the phrase neither fish nor flesh nor good red herring with a medieval three-class diet analogy in Troy.
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Morris
Viet Nam
New York
Johnson
Peter Henderson
Mr. Morris
M.P.B
Washington, D.C
Think Twice Editor Letter on Teen Music and Hair
A reader defends teens against criticism of their music taste and style. The letter argues teens show culture and talent, cites long hair as historical figures like Beethoven, and notes 18 year olds serving in Vietnam, urging fewer judgments.
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Record
Beethoven
Viet Nam
The Clouded Mind And The Rise Of Conformity
An editorial laments a spreading societal cloud that urges monolithic conformity and a clash of spiritual and political powers. It warns of sanctimony and rabid patriotism veiling rights while contrasting potential progress if Black empowerment is organized, cautions about hardened hearts and perilous paths.
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Europe
Americas
United States
Pharoah
Diabetic Injection Aids and Patient Manual Advice
The article discusses painless jet injectors versus needle injections and disposable needles for diabetics, noting the B D Busher Automatic Injector at 7.50. It also recommends a diabetes manual How to Live With Diabetes by Dolger and Seeman, revised 1965, while critiquing its coverage of retinopathy neuritis and gangrene.
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Dolger
Seeman
W. W. Norton
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John F. Roy
Alton T. Sliter
Troy Record Co
Broadway
Ashley
Joy City
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Dick Turner
Pistal Mesa
Pulse of the People
U. S. Patent Office
Mechanicville
Gether
By Dwight Marvin
Rushmore Memorial
South Dakota
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Theodore Roosevelt
Abraham Lincoln
William Morris
Nicholas Detommasi Troy
Pixies
By Wohl
W. G. Brandstadt
M.D
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