Troy Record Subscription Terms and Circulation Rates
The Troy Record lists pricing for home delivery and mail subscriptions, including annual and short-term rates for New York and Vermont addresses, with different rates for in-state and out-of-area delivery. It notes daily average circulation figures for November 1969 and mentions postal route charges and foreign-mail surcharges.
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Troy Record
Albany
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washington
New York State
Bennington County
Vermont
Truth and accountability in My Lai massacre fallout
The piece urges a full inquiry by Army investigators and the Senate Armed Forces Subcommittee into the My Lai massacre. It questions truth, possible whitewash, and higher command involvement, noting how revelations spread and the need for evidence based judgment.
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My Lai
Army
Senate
Armed Forces Investigative Subcommittee
Ter
Ronald Ridenhour
Army High Command
Pinksville
Vietnam
Reds Held The Cards So Lodge Had To Fold
Henry J. Taylor argues Ambassador Lodge ended talks in Paris as Hanoi held the cards in Vietnam. He blames McNamara and a failed reliance on computers, describing revolutionary warfare and missteps that kept U.S. forces chasing a shifting enemy.
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Lodge
Vietnam
Henry Cabot Lodge
Paris
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Michigan
McNamara
Washington
Saigon
United States
Job
Mr. McNamara
Admiralty
Ambassador Lodge
Hanoi
Word Games and War Talk in Nixon Era Press
A critique of euphemisms used by the military and media during the Nixon era. It cites Milvin Laird’s Vietnamization push and noces like public reports rewording combat outcomes. The piece laments shifts from blunt terms to softened phrases such as inner city and expresses skepticism of official linguistic prudery.
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Milvin Laird
Nixon
U.S
Armed Services
Wiblics
Armed Forces Radio Network
Berton Rouche
The
New Yorker
New York City
Harlem
Park Avenue
Confronting Moon Mission Hopes With Human Risk
An essay questions the profit of moon conquest while warning of risks from bio medical engineering and genetic control. It contrasts space triumph with inner turmoil, asking who should oversee gene selection and what defines desirable humanity.
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Space
Christmas shopping season opens in Troy crowds fill streets
The Friday after Thanksgiving marks the start of the Christmas shopping season with crowded streets downtown and in shopping centers. Stores plan extended hours and decorate windows, while carols play and lights turn on signaling a bustling holiday period.
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Troy
Warren County Plan for Private-Auspiced Health Insurance
The Warren County Medical Society advocates a compulsory New York State health plan replacing Medicaid with private oversight and state funding for those unable to pay. It maintains employer coverage, ends government bureaucratic control, and aims to curb abuses while protecting patients doctors and hospitals. The proposal envisions universal coverage with socialized outcomes under private auspices and lower long term costs.
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New York State
Warren County Medical Society
Warren County
Mike Collins Named Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs
Nixon appoints Apollo 11 crew member Michael Collins to lead State Department public affairs. Collins, born in Rome and son of an Army officer, will coordinate international discussion on foreign affairs. He built a reputation for poise under stress and broad world experience.
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Mike Collins
State Department
Nixon
Mike
Neil Armstrong
Major Aldrin
Collins
Rome
County Cork
When a Youth's Behavior Triggers Parental Concern
A father asks a psychiatrist about his college son who neglects studies, engages in antiwar activism, and experiments with marijuana. The youth is intelligent and idealistic, not in need of psychiatric care, and upholds a strong parent–child bond. Parents should listen, ask questions, and offer patient understanding.
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Southeast Asia
Washington
Which is the largest of the 88 constellations
The question states Eridamus the River as the largest constellation, claiming it contains 38 stars visible to the naked eye. This contradicts known astronomy where Hydra is the largest by area with many more than 38 visible stars. The provided source text appears erroneous or misleading.
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Washington
Eridamus
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