Subscription Terms and Circulation Note
The Troy Record lists officers Moraine Alton T Sliter Joseph J Lachapelle and Walter J Benedett. It details subscription rates by carrier mail and regions in New York Vermont with advance pricing and foreign surcharges. The paper notes Associated Press rights and July 1966 circulation figures of 49 523 daily average.
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Troy
Albany Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washington
New York State
Bennington County
Vermont
Tragedy In Turkey Braces for Aftermath of Devastating Quake
The report outlines a massive earthquake in Turkey with death toll potentially surpassing 3,000. Medical teams from several countries are arriving, food shipments are flowing in, and aid efforts continue as survivors endure disease and hunger while transportation to the quake zone is restored.
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Turkey
Europe
Asia
Africa
Americas
Far Out Proposal to Dam Long Island Sound for Fresh Water
The Federal Water Resources Commission considers far out ideas and Dr. Robert Gerard of Columbia urges damming 115 miles of Long Island Sound to create a fresh water reservoir. The plan faces issues including salt water layering, massive dams, inundation of Long Island areas, loss of fishing, pollution, and longer shipping routes, all making the project prohibitively costly and risky.
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Federal Water Resources Commission
Robert Gerard
Columbia University
Lamont Laboratory
Long Island Sound
Gerard
Sound
Dr. Gerard
Atlantic
Long Island
Skilled labor drives Europe trained workers to U.S. jobs
The article argues American industry relies on England and Europe for skilled machinists electricians draftsmen and tinsmiths while many Americans lack training. It blames dropout culture for low interest in education and apprenticeship, urging job training programs to fill skilled labor needs rather than importing workers.
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Europe
England
Atlantic
Plastic surgery program shows crime reduction among convicts
A New York City pilot project tested plastic surgery on 1500 convicts chosen from 250 treated and 1250 untreated across social service support groups. Results show about a 10 percent drop in reoffending among those who had surgery, while narcotics addicts largely remained unchanged.
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New York City
Vocational Rehabilitation Administration
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Pulse Of The People Letter Policy
The Pulse Of The People will publish letters bearing name and address with withheld name upon request. The office reserves the right to reject and shorten letters for publication.
Welfare reform idea sparks debate in middle income survey
Readers from middle income New Yorkers voice concern over welfare and unemployment routes. They urge tying welfare to work, proposing city or government jobs at minimum wage to spur self sufficiency and reduce relief rolls. The letter cites job scarcity and risk of bankruptcy of welfare programs.
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Welfare Department
Job Corp
Letter from Elaine Sue and Eileen at Schaghticoke
Convinced Editor The Record notes a response to a Pulse letter titled Young Lady. The writers Elaine Sue and Eileen from Schaghticoke defend the letter writer’s stance, asserting she is convinced rather than conceited.
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the Record
Pulse
Elaine, Sue
Eileen
Question Box Quiz Highlights on Language and Science
A reader asks about the swan song meaning, South American geography east of a NYC meridian, armadillo birth sex, bird egg turning, Mach prefixes, Hidalgo asteroid orbit, and poison frogs. Answers clarify: swan song as final work, most of South America lies east, nine handed armadillo bears same sex litters, egg turning not always essential, Mach equals speed of sound, Hidalgo has largest asteroid orbit, and Kokoa frogs carry deadly poison.
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South Pacific
Hidalgo
Words Wit And Wisdom Dear Mr. Morris
Readers ask about language usage and phrases with answers from Mr. Morris. The column discusses fewer versus less for countable items, proper use of graduated as a transitive verb, and the origin of lock stock and barrel meaning everything with an anecdote about early rifles and amphibian venom.
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Mr. Morris
M.N
Peterson
Pittsburgh
Morris
P.S.P
Toledo
L.P.W
Greenwich
Conn. A
Soviet Role in Vietnam War Escalation
Washington reports claim the Soviet Union increased shipments of conventional antiaircraft weapons and more SAM sites to North Vietnam after U.S. bombings. Diplomats note heightened Soviet anger at escalated attacks and discuss Dobrynin’s status and possible replacements as dialogue with Washington seeks to persist amid mounting tensions.
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Washington
U.S
North Viet Nam
Soviet Union
United States
Hanoi
Haiphong
Moscow
Viet Nam
Anatoly Dobrynin
Dobrynin
Andrei Gromyko
UN General Assembly
Kremlin
State Department
W. Averell Harriman
Russia
Doctor Answers About Hiatus Hernia Causes and Treatments
Dr Brandstadt explains hiatus hernia or diaphragmatic hernia as stomach protrusion through the diaphragm. Causes include diaphragm weakness from aging or obesity. many have no symptoms. Treatments emphasize weight reduction, bland diet, antacids, and nerve cuts if needed. surgery may be required with about 85 percent cure.
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W. G. Brandstadt
M.D. Q
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Erasmus Hall High School
Rowan
By Carl T. Rowan
Dobyrnin
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