Troy Record Ad Rates and Circulation 1967
The Troy Record lists subscription terms and pricing for various delivery methods and counties. It notes mail rates for Albany Rensselaer Saratoga and Washington counties in New York and Bennington County in Vermont, plus outside county rates, with a daily average circulation of 50,017 for July 1967.
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Plea for Protection in Troy Faces City Officials
Parents in the Griswold Heights area urge protection for children amid rising concerns. Mass meetings failed to assign responsibility or secure dialogue with the city. They demand clear authority, explanations, and direct engagement with responsible leaders to solve the issue.
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Troy
Griswold Heights
Hillsview Heights
Carrolls Hill
Senate panel drafts broad limits on campaign contributions
The Senate Rules Committee advances a plan to end evasion by requiring all political committees backing a candidate to report contributions loans and expenditures over 100 dollars. A flat five thousand dollar ceiling on contributions would apply regardless of committee count and corporations with federal contracts would be barred. The proposal covers state and local campaigns and primaries as well as federal ones, while Congress debates subsidy and tax credit rules alongside spending limits. If no action occurs this year it will likely wait until 1968.
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Senate Rules Committee
Congress
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New York Lottery Faces A Fading Path To Education Funds
An editorial criticizes New York State’s move into lottery sales to fund education. It calls June and July results dismal, with under 4.5 million tickets sold in July and only about 15 percent of the predicted monthly total. The piece argues state revenue will lag forecasts despite prize distributions and August sales boosts. It asserts communities would gain little without higher ticket sales and urges turning away from lotteries as education funding.
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New York
Rats Eradication By Local Bounty Leads Chester Lesson
An editorial compares a Washington bid for millions on rat control with Chester Pennsylvania's local bounty of ten cents per rat tail. It argues for immediate local action, estimates a $1000 could kill 10 000 rats, and urges communities to imitate Chester's practical approach over federal spending. It cites the need for nonpolitical staffing and direct on the ground efforts.
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Chester
Washington
Harlem
A Thought For Today on Cruelty and Law in History
A reflection on past tortures and modern court decisions. The author notes how medieval and early modern practices brutalized suspects, while today courts are criticized for overly protecting criminals and hindering the noncriminals. Extremism is warned against, and a call is made for a balanced approach free from excesses in either direction.
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Supreme Court
Words and Wisdom on Stories from History to Haligonian Roots
In Lake Placid and Expo 67 reflections the piece traces how the word story evolved from Latin historia. It notes hotel floors called stories with mottoes and shares witty aphorisms. The reader asks about Haligonian and other demonyms derived from place names like Cambridge and Glasgow.
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Europe
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Cambridge
Liverpool
Glasgow
England
Yorkshire
Behind the Scenes ICBM Battle Over Hidden NATO Facts
An analysis challenges Kennedy era claims of a missile gap, citing McNamara statements and NATO concerns. It argues the U S and allies underestimated Soviet capabilities in Europe, noting 1966 assessments and megatonnage shifts that favor the USSR by mid 1960s. It calls for broader disclosure beyond Washington’s censorship.
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Brussels
NATO
Soviet Union
White House
Kennedy
America
Robert
McNamara
Paris
United States
Europe
U.S. Defense
Russia
Defense Department
U. S
Washington
U.S.S.R
U.S
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Question Box Quiz Answers From a vintage newspaper
A series of Q A entries cover topics from Sahara flora to U S presidents to religious law. Notable facts include Eamon De Valera as Ireland’s twice prime minister, Khan’s Koran based Islam in Pakistan, McKinley’s use of the telephone for campaigning, Stonewall Jackson's fatal wound, and the Titanic sinking with 1517 lost from 2223 aboard.
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Sahara Desert
Sahara
New York City
Eire
Ireland
Eamon de Valera
Pakistan
U.S
William McKinley
Hannah
Thomas Jonathan
Stonewall) Jackson
Chancellorsville
Ethiopia
Sheba
Ceylon
United States
Andrew Johnson
John Quincy Adams
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Africa
Iebbery
St. Ignatius
Gall Bladder Guidance From Dr Brandstadt
Reader questions cover gallbladder activity and diet, irritable colon misdiagnoses, heart rhythm terms, cervical nerve irritation, dyspnea, and esophageal diverticulum. Advice notes no special diet for overactive gallbladder, suggests digestion adjustments, and cautions that small esophageal outpouchings are incidental while larger ones may require removal.
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