Subscription terms and rates for The Troy Record
The Troy Record outlines subscription prices for local and out of state delivery, including one year 16 dollars, six months 9 dollars, and various carrier and mail rates. It notes Vermont and foreign mail charges, Associated Press rights, and a daily circulation average of 51,857 for November 1967.
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Brainwashing talk fuels tax and health insurance debate
Officials warn of a growing push to use compulsory health insurance to rescue New York from Medicaid costs while blaming past Medicaid spending. Critics say the plan is a tax shift and argue lawmakers lack time to properly study the proposal before adjournment.
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John Marshall
Public education called essential after New York Penal Law overhaul
In a discussion by Richard J. Bartlett, former assemblyman who supervised the revisions, officials stress the need for time and public explanations to counter rumors and fears about the new code. They urge local agencies to inform communities through meetings to build better cooperation and understanding.
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Heart transplant in South Africa marks historic breakthrough
Surgeons in South Africa succeed in keeping patient Louis Washkansky alive with a heart transplant using tissue from Denise Darvall, with the kidneys also donated. Outcome uncertain due to the body’s tendency to reject foreign tissue, offering hope yet highlighting limits.
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Pulse Of The People Letter Policy
The Pulse Of The People publishes letters bearing name and address of the writer. Names may be withheld on request. The editors reserve the right to reject and shorten letters for publication.
Letter on tobacco ad support misprinted in fourth paragraph
Clarified missive from M. Citizen of Mechanicville explains a wording error in a published letter. The writer says educators should back Senator Speno and his efforts, and that schools permitting smoking should be funded by tobacco industry support charged to advertising.
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Modern Days Editor The Record Letter on Women's Roles
A reader denounces American women as obnoxious and spoiled, blames modern parenting trends on psychology, and argues men should retain control at home. The letter laments motherhood as a financial burden and contends boys should not be discouraged from playing war games, reflecting dated gender views.
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Dr. Spock
Kennedy Critiques and Hypocrisy on Viet Nam War
The essay rebuts Robert Kennedy’s moral critique of President Johnson over Vietnam policy. It argues Kennedy contradicts himself about personal attack versus policy dispute and questions his stance on why the U.S. intervened. It defends Johnson’s regional aims and notes allied nations’ stake in Asia security.
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The Doctor Talks About Taste by Dr Brandstadt
A reader asks about loss of taste and smell and treatment options. Most taste loss stems from impaired smell due to nasal issues and smoking, with four basic tastes still identifiable. Treatments include addressing the nasal cause, humidity, quitting smoking, desensitization, antibiotics, cortisone drugs, or surgery.
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A Thought For Today on Youth and Social Change
A reflective column argues that every era has fringe opponents to norms. It cites Yankee Doodle era macaroni figures of the 18th century and 19th century jack-a-dandies, equating today’s longhaired hippies with past foils. The piece stresses cycles of conformity and revolt.
McCarthy Bid Darkens Democratic Quest For Nomination
Washington insight analyzes Senator Eugene McCarthy's presidential bid, arguing the odds against him unseating President Johnson while weighing political and moral consequences. It notes potential primary impacts in Wisconsin and California and the risk of deep wounds within the Democratic Party.
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