Subscription rates and staff listings in The Troy Record
The notice lists subscription terms for The Troy Record including prices for daily and mail delivery across New York and Vermont regions. It names John F. Roy as president Joseph J. Lachapelle and Walter J. Benedett as secretary and treasurer and assistant treasurer. It notes AP affiliation and July 1967 circulation of about 50,017.
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Joseph J. Lachapelle
Walter J. Benedett
Troy Record
Albany
Rensselaer
Sarasoga
Washington
New York State
Bennington County
Vermont
Cooperation Urges Gurley Plant Move in Troy
The Troy industry Gurley, acquired by GCA Corp of Massachusetts, will stay in Troy if a site at the former Troy Airport is developed. City action is urged to move the plan quickly, as new owners will not share the old owner’s patience. Cooperation from citizens and officials is essential to secure the relocation.
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W. & L. E. Gurley
Troy
GCA Corp
Massachusetts
Gurely
Gurley
Gurley Company
Rensselaer County sewer plan inches toward approval
The Rensselaer County Sewer Agency explains regional sewage plans for Troy North Greenbush Brunswick Schaghticoke and Sand Lake in a report ahead of a permissive referendum. It outlines probable costs state and federal aid local construction and operation costs and proposes public meetings to answer questions and educate residents.
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Rensselaer County Sewer Agency
Troy
North Greenbush
Brunswick
Schaghticoke
Sand Lake
County Sewer Agency
Smoking Study Sparks Bipartisan Smoke Warning Push
Senators Magnusson and Moss seek broadening of 1965 warnings on cigarette packaging as hearings review smoking research and safer cigarette efforts. Surgeon General cites higher death risks for smokers, while youth uptake remains high and political gains against smoking are unlikely.
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Congress
Washington
Magnusson
California
Moss
Senate Commerce Committee
Agriculture Department
Stewart
Surgeon General
Welfare Reform Debate Amid Aid to Families Proposals
The House Ways and Means committee links welfare to the Social Security benefits bill, proposing carrot and stick measures for the ADC program. Day care, earned income allowances, job training, and sanctions for noncompliance are weighed against stricter limits on entitlements, sparking concern about insufficient study and potential impact on 8 million recipients.
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House
Ways and Means
Words Wit And Wisdom By WILLIAM MORRIS
A reader notes two usage blunders in a magazine pitch and discusses correct phrasing. A Pittsburgh reader questions a headline about Soviet actions and clarifies the meaning of reoccurrence versus recurrence while praising precise copy editing.
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Pittsburgh
Soviet Union
U. S
Paris Service Boost Signals Allied Resolve
Fragmentary note recalls improved service in Paris and mentions the First Division in 19US era context, implying wartime logistics and morale.
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Paris
Pulse Of The People Letters Policy Notice
The Pulse of The People announces letters must bear name and address of the writer for publication. Names may be withheld on request, and the paper reserves the right to refaet and shorten letters.
Defends DPW Efforts and Golf Course Budget in Troy
A Troy editor defends the Department of Public Works over delays in golf course improvements and explains the golf budget. He details staff, receipts, and the need to transfer operation to a Recreation Department while maintaining NY State audit standards and careful bookkeeping for citizens.
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the Record
Department of Recreation
Kelleher
Department of Public Works
Greenskeeper
Laborers
Rangers
Cashiers
Golf Pro
Watchman
Troy
New York State Department of Audit and Control
Syeaway
Union National Bank
Question Box Q and A on plants names and world expo
The reader asks who the poinsettia is named for and learns it honors Dr. Joel Poinsett of South Carolina who introduced the plant to the United States around 1835. Other entries explain the meaning of Charles, why dry ice is named so, Expo 67 theme, and the seven deadly sins.
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Joel Poinsett
South Carolina
United States
Charles
Karl
Charlemagne
IRS proposal taxes advertising revenue of tax‑exempt journals
Congressional Quarterly reports hearings held July 18–20, 1967 on taxing ad revenue of tax‑exempt organization publications. Quiz lists questions on 1950 code amendments, affected magazines, and proposed exemptions, with answer key.
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Congressional Quarterly
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Internal Revenue Code
New York University
National Geographic Society
National Geographic Magazine
Boy’s Life
Nation's Business
Congress
Democracy rowan eyes peace prom and political turmoil
Washington notes flow of peace promises and political hanky panky from South Vietnam as the Americanized campaign unfolds. Critics urge withdrawal, while officials stress military stability under Ky Thieu, arguing civilian rule would risk upheaval. The looming Sept. 3 vote shapes Hanoi’s response and future peace prospects.
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Washington
South Vietnam
U. S
United States
Saigon
Nguyen Cao Ky
Nguyen van Thieu
U.S
Vietnam
Henry Cabot Lodge
Thieu
Chicago
Texas
Hanoi
North Vietnam
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Troy City
Associated Press
Momshi'estune
New York City
Ginsberg
William Morris
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Ry Cerl T. Rowan
PiXies
By Wohl
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