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Troy Industrial Authority Nine members heedful of Troy growth duties
The nine members chosen for Troy's Industrial Authority face a real assignment not an honor. They must lead industrial expansion, move the W. & L. Gurley Co. relocation to the airport site, and prove such authorities can work, amid scrutiny from state officials and other cities. The role demands hard work, timely action, and measurable results.
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Industrial Authority
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Troy Moves to Expand Urban Renewal Projects A and B
City officials push expansion of Project A with most land under contract for purchase and upgrade. With progress, Project B and possibly Project C should begin, meeting developer interest and replacing outdated structures as Troy’s business district undergoes a measured face lifting under local funding.
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Troy
Cohoes Community Center Project Seeks Federal Support
Residents of Cohoes raised 416000 toward a 1 million dollar center. Congressman Button reports a 666000 federal grant approval on a regional basis but warns the Senate Appropriations subcommittee reviews HUD funds. Local citizens urge Senator Javits to advocate with the committee to prioritize such self help city projects.
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Button
Senate Appropriations Subcommittee
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Cohoes Community Center
Senate
New York State
Javits
Senate Appropriations Committee
Congress
Downing of Two Navy Jets Near Red China Raises Warnings
Editorial argues the incident where two Navy jets strayed 75 miles into Chinese air space and were shot down should be viewed realistically. It notes the pilots faced enemy fire during evasive action and that such events invite protests at home and abroad while stressing the dangers of brinkmanship and the potential for further similar incidents.
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North Vietnam
Red China
China
Peking
Johnson
Vietnam
Boulevard Beauty Speaks To Lansingburgh Civics
Pulse Of The People editor urges pride in the North Troy boulevard area noting clean, well-kept homes and grounds amid littering. The piece praises community effort and suggests weekly pickup for larger green waste, while reflecting on local politics and wartime debate in 1968.
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Lansingburgh
North
Troy
Tua Public Works Department
Editorial Opinion on War Policy and 1964 Election
The Record editorial discusses U S policy backing a president during war and questions public support for Lyndon Johnson if a full scale war were declared before the 1964 presidential elections. It notes the Vietnam conflict lacks a formal declaration and critiques the Republican program as carried out by their opposition.
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GNP
Picayune
George Orwell
Kenneth E, Bress
United States
Lyndon Johnson
Democratic Party
Word Match: Impartial to Joyous and more
A word game lists 10 numbered words with 19 lettered ones and asks for synonym matches. Answers are shown and a closing note asks readers if certain informal expressions are acceptable and offers a postal reply to William Morris for grammar questions.
Question Box Quiz Answers From a Historic Page
A compact Q and A digest covering biology basics like cells as life units, coral stings, and ecology. plus tidbits on copyright first books, West Point burial, California condor status, maple sugar yields, crab movement, old U.S. trees, Methodist circuit riders, JFK as a president with surviving parents, and Josiah Gilbert Holland’s Timothy Titcomb letters.
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United States
Philadelphia
John Barry
George Custer
United States Military Academy
West Point
Potomac Valley
Anne Arundel County
Methodist Church
U.S
Timothy Titcomb
Josiah Gilbert Holland
The Doctor Talks About LSD
Dr W G Brandstadt describes LSD as dangerous and illegal yet used by youth to escape life. He notes risks include panic and confusion, recommends hospital care and chlorpromazine, and mentions two other hallucinogens including an un-named banana peel extract hoax.
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W. G. Brandstadt
M.D
Drug misuse and STP danger flagged by doctor
Dr Brandstadt notes users may self hypnotize or mix banana peels with marijuana or LSD. A new toxin named STP, methyl dimethoxy methyl phenethylamine, appears from illicit sources with LSD-like, unpredictable effects. He urges responsibility and invites general questions for future columns.
Panamanian crisis delays canal treaties and politics
The Panama Canal treaties look dead amid rising Panamanian nationalism and distrust. President Robles may not submit or sign before October, risking a renegotiation and renewed tensions with the United States, as opponents call for the spirit of 64 and question U.S. policies and aims in the hemisphere.
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Panama City
Panama Canal
Marco Robles
Panamanias’ Assembly
Robles
U.S
Panama
United States
Fernando Eleta
Foreign Relations Council
U. S
Council
Johnson
America
Arnulfo Arias
Arias
Thirough
Eleta
Hemisphere
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