Troy Record Offers Daily Rates and Circulation Details
The Troy Record lists subscription terms for local and out of area delivery, including annual and monthly prices. It notes pricing for Albany Rensselaer Saratoga Washington counties and Bennington County Vermont, with different rates for Troy city routes and abroad. The notice also states AP partnership and July 1967 circulation figure of about 50,017.
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Troy Record
Albany
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washington
New York State
Bennington County
Vermont
Dr. Charles H. Sproat Remembered For Lifelong Medical Service
In Valley Falls and Rensselaer County Dr. Charles H. Sproat stood as a towering healer. Sixty years in medicine, active until near death, he served patients and community with dedication. Thousands knew him personally, and his many civic roles complemented his primary duty as a physician.
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Charles H. Sproat
Valley Falls
Dr. Sproat
Rensselaer County
Sproat
Accident costs spur call for safety reforms nationwide
The National Safety Council cites 1966 figures showing fifty million Americans injured in accidents, eleven million disabled and 113000 deaths, with traffic fatalities at 53000. Wages and medical costs totaled about 20 billion dollars, prompting warnings that home and road dangers stem from haste, carelessness, and gadget reliance, and urging effective safety measures.
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National Safety Council
Council
South Vietnam
Advertising Council touts gains in reducing school dropouts
The council applauds progress from a 25 percent dropout rate in 1960 to 18 percent last year. It warns that if trends persist, 32 million adults may lack high school education by 1975, urging continued efforts to keep youth in school for personal growth and societal benefit.
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United States
Advertising Council
Kind Words for Congress Hearings Bring Mixed Reassurance
A Delaware psychologist testified before the House Ethics Committee that Americans view Congressmen favorably and that most would be pleased to have their sons in Congress. He noted five positive traits and urged full disclosure of assets and incomes, plus graduated rebukes and high standards for honorable members. The hearing followed the Dodd ethics inquiry.
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Congress
Delaware
House Ethics Committee
House Committee
F. P. Kilpatrick
Kilpatrick
Senate Ethics Committee
Connecticut
Dodd
Washington
Mia Farrow
House
Tourism boosts Spain's economy despite past hardships
Seville reports tourism surging as Spain hosts 18 million visitors this year, fueling growth across sectors from textiles to shipbuilding. The piece traces postwar reforms, Franco era ties, and a dramatic shift from near bankruptcy in 1959 to a 1.5 billion dollar reserve surplus by the early 1960s, highlighting tourism as a major engine of prosperity and a symbol of national resilience.
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Seville
Spain
Portugal
Italy
Greece
Cervantes
Lope de Vega
Merida
Julius Caesar
Pamplona
Ignatius Loyola
Madrid
Barcelona
Moscow
London
Financial Times
Thoughtful Vietnam debate echoes Lions and doves
An editorial reflects diverging views on Vietnam progress and strategy. It contrasts statements from Westmoreland and McNamara with Hanoi and Saigon perspectives, questioning victory, costs, and the need for new leadership in Washington. It recalls Civil War intuition and ends with a quiz about President Johnson's first proclamation on national mourning for Kennedy.
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Washington
Pentagon
Westmoreland
MacNamara
Battlefront
Hanoi
Saigon
England
Gettysburg
Vietnam
Costly war drains youth and erodes social fabric
Washington insider argues Vietnam costs are low in diplomacy and resources but high in social impact. He cites the draft generation’s disengagement, the educated elite’s opposition, and long term losses to the nation’s education and scientific establishment, predicting lasting repercussions beyond the war’s end.
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Vietnam
China
Soviet
Russia
Bloc
Soviet Union
Washington
Western
Europe
United States
Galbraith
The Doctor Talks About Poor Eater and Brandstadt Advice
A mother writes that her six year-old son is a poor eater underweight. The pediatrician calls him healthy and advises no worry but the father insists he eat more. He refuses all dishes. Advice emphasizes pleasant meals, no forcing, no vitamins, progressive exposure to new foods, small portions, and avoiding sweets until habits form. If kids get hungry, offer fruit or milk.
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Y W. G. Brandstadt
M.D
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