Troy Record Ad Rates and Billing Details
The Troy Record lists subscription terms including one year at 24.96 plus weekly and monthly rates for Albany area and outside counties. Mail rates specify various durations with prices in advance and extra charges for distant routes and foreign countries. The paper notes Associated Press membership and circulation figures for July 1966.
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Troy Record
Albany
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washington
Joy City
Associated Press
Lawmaker inaction on airline strike urged to end disruption
Editorial criticizes the Senate and House for delaying action to end the airline strike. It argues the public interest, air traffic and mail service in 70 cities are endangered, with 60 percent of traffic and 70 percent of mail affected, urging legislative resolution now.
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Senate
House
Congress
International Association of Machinists
Treasury ends production of two dollar bills
The Treasury announced no new two dollar bills will be minted, halting production in May 1965. Demand could rise as collectors seek rare notes while banks shed existing stock, but outstanding bills will remain in circulation until they wear out.
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Treasury Department
Department
Wage Price Guidelines Under Johnson Administration
Cabinet members highlighted the need to reexamine wage and price guidelines amid inflationary pressures. Hearings were announced to consider a shift to industry specific productivity based percentages, while critics argue guidelines misapply inflation controls and ignore fiscal policy factors and private enterprise dynamics.
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Johnson
Commerce
John Connor
Favela Redevelopment Seen as Better Than Demolition
A survey for the United States Agency for International Development argues rehabilitating Rio de Janeiro favelas is cheaper and more humane than bulldozing them. It notes half a million residents with $50 million invested in homes, with self built amenities and preserved community ties.
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Rio de Janeiro
United States Agency For International Development
Brazil
Favelas
Rio
Pulse Of The People Letter Promotes Youth Programs
A reader defends parental guidance and volunteer groups for teens, praising Boy Scouts Camp Fire Girl Scouts YCA and Little Leagues. She argues centers for youth provide mentorship, argue against working parents who miss time, and warns against juvenile crime without volunteers. Elizabeth Collins Troy signs the letter.
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the Record
Pulse of the People
Boy Scouts
Camp Fire
Girl Scouts
Yca’s
Little Leagues
Babe Ruth’s
Elizabeth Collins
Question Box asks about Brooklyn Bridge construction time
The answer states the span was under construction for 14 years.
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Brooklyn Bridge
Mothers Demand Liberal Dress Rules Spark Saratoga Controversy
A Saratoga Springs mother endorses lenient school attire and smoking allowances in the wake of a prior student incident. She argues education is essential, supports student autonomy, and wishes for no more incidents in any year.
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Saratoga Springs
Little League Leaders Respond To Disparaging Letter
Edward J. DeCelle defends league staff against a harsh critique. He praises coaches and managers for guiding boys, notes parental pressures and lack of involvement, and asserts the league teaches fair play, discipline, and teamwork. He urges credit for efforts and ongoing commitment.
HEW Faces Senate Fight Over Civil Rights Funding
HEW seeks 10 to 12 million yearly to enforce civil rights across welfare education and medicare. The House cut a 4.3 million budget and 70 staff, aiming to centralize enforcement under Gardner, while the Senate panel debates restoring funds and shaping anti discrimination policy amid regional opposition and civil rights advocates.
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HEW
Congress
Appropriations
John Fogarty
D-R. J
House
Gardner
Office of Education
Senate
Lister Hill
Alabama
John Pastore
Rhode Island
Gale McGee
Wyoming
Richard Russell
Georgia
John Stennis
Mississippi
Home Rule Debates in D C Quiz Traces 1965 Battle
A Congressional Quarterly quiz surveys the 1965 Senate and House home rule bills for Washington D C. It notes stark differences and ongoing stalemate despite Johnson backing elected municipal government.
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Congressional Quarterly
Senate
House
District of Columbia
Johnson
D.C
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
D. C
Wayne Morse
Ore
Robert C. Byrd
W. Va
Melvin Laird
Wis
Free
Joseph L. Rauh Jr
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Alan Bible
Senate District of Columbia
Marion Barry Jr
Washington
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
SNCC
Lyndon Johnson
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
U. S
Patent Office
Outer Space
Pixies
By Wohl
Fardon ME
Edward J. Decelle Troy
Rowan
By Carl T. Rowan
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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John Gardner
General Federation of Women's Clubs
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
District of Columbia Republican Committee
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