Subscription rates and staff credits in The Troy Record
The Troy Record lists staff roles including vice president secretary treasurer and assistant treasurer. It details subscription prices by carrier and mail, with varied rates for Albany Saratoga Ashington and Bennington counties and for out of area deliveries. Also notes Associated Press affiliation and circulation figures.
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California Smog Experiment Sets Nationwide Auto Emission Standard
California tested anti smog equipment on 800 000 cars for a year and cut principal pollutants by 70 percent. The program will guide federal rules for 1967 68 models and is praised as an unqualified success, with moderate added cost. Los Angeles faces severe smog linked to auto exhaust blamed for much of atmospheric contaminants.
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California
United States
Los Angeles
Johnson address fails to calm growth fears and inflation
The piece argues President Johnson’s reassurance about the economy and Vietnam lacks specifics. It criticizes reliance on being better off than others and calls for concrete actions, noting rising living costs and inflationary pressures with debate over wage price guidelines and industry scope.
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Lunar Orbiter Aims to Map Moon Landing Sites
NASA launches the 850 pound Lunar Orbiter on a 90 hour 250000 mile flight to photograph the moon. If successful it will be the first US vehicle in lunar orbit and provide up to 400 pictures to guide future manned landings.
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Arkansas Primary Signals National Civil Rights Clash
Analysis notes James Douglas Johnson winning Arkansas as part of a larger trend tied to racial issues and anti establishment sentiment. Observers see parallels with Alabama's George Wallace and predict effects on November elections and future GOP strategies, with rising tensions reflected in Chicago riots.
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Alabama
George Wallace
National Democratic Party
George C. Wallace
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Chicago
Trash Fires Editor Letter Debates Open Burning
A rural reader from Rensselaer County argues against public criticism of private trash burning and defends use of burning barrels and open fires. The letter denounces open fires but urges tolerance amid local crises and privacy battles within a volunteer fire group.
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Waterford
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Rensselaer County
Vocabulary Test Promises Free Self Scoring Exercise
Readers can mail name and address to William Morris Test for a free copy of the new and expanded Self Scoring Vocabularly Test. The page explains ten word pairings, scoring, and how to gauge vocabulary size.
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Ex Marines Editor Angry Letter About Marine Bias
A Waterford reader vents anger at how press coverage disproportionately highlights crimes by ex Marines while crimes by other service members receive little attention. She, wife of an ex Marine, supports the corps and urges fair treatment of all service members.
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Milk price protest hints at investigation motives
A Greenwich dairyman questions a proposed milk price investigation. He cites June 1961 milk receipts of 4 004 per hundredweight and June this year at 4 58, arguing the five year rise is under one cent per quart and suggesting political motives.
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Greenwich
Water, Waste, and the Push for Clean Selves in Brunswick
A Thought For Today discusses global water scarcity and the need for better distribution and conservation. It notes that sea water conversion exists but costly, urges meter use in cities like New York, and warns of future shortages in the West as rivers cannot meet growing demand.
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California
Judge Lumbard Advocates Wiretaps Amid Confession Limits
Washington reports Chief Judge J Edward Lumbard of the U S Court of Appeals suggests police use of wiretaps to offset limits on confessions by the Supreme Court He argues for additional means to obtain evidence while critics denounce wiretapping as illegal search and selfincrimination.
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Miranda
Arizona
Richard H. Kuh
New York County
Blood pressure and heart disease explained by Dr Brandstadt
The doctor explains hypertensive heart disease from long term high blood pressure and related symptoms. He covers Aldoril safety, salt restrictions, Diuril side effects, and intermittent leg pain from arterial obstruction linked to smoking. Readers are invited to send questions for general-interest responses.
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