Troy Record Subscription Rates and Staff Listing
The Troy Record provides subscription terms for local and mail delivery with annual and period rates. It lists offices in Troy and Vermont, plus editors and officers including John F Roy Alton T Sliter Joseph J Lachapelle and Walter J Benedetti. The note states daily average circulation for November 1967 as 51,857 and mentions Associated Press affiliation.
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John F. Roy Alton T. Sliter
Joseph J. Lachapelle
Walter J. Benedett
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Albany
Rensselaer
Saratoga
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New York State
Bennington County
Vermont
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Ford warns dissent risks becoming license in America
Representative Gerald Ford argues in a Russell Sage College talk that unbridled dissent mirrors prewar protests that helped seed World War II camps. He warns today’s movements threaten rights through violence, urging responsibility alongside dissent.
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Gerald Ford
Russell Sage College
House
Ford
Buchenwald
Belsen
Danzig
Sudetenland
Supreme Court to hear housing discrimination appeal in St Louis
The Supreme Court will consider whether suburban builders can deny Negro buyers, in a case joined by the Justice Department. The appeal rests on a 1866 rights guarantee and on ascribing state action to housing services, with broad implications beyond law to moral change.
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Supreme Court
St. Louis
Justice Department
It May Be Fruitful Amid Antipoverty Conference Compromise
The Senate and House conferees outline a compromise to fund a year long antipoverty program with local control limits and federal oversight. They favor continued participation by the poor and allow federal officials to bypass local officials if programs are inadequate. The measure aims for meaningful, not token, funding and emphasizes efficient use of funds to reduce poverty.
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Senate
House
Congress
Federal
Congress Advances Meat Inspection Bill Amid Delay on Truth in Lending
Gratitude for consumer protection grows as Congress nears enactment of a stronger meat inspection measure extending federal standards to all meat plants and enabling state programs to meet or exceed those standards. Truth-in-lending stalls in committee, with little hope for action before year end, though renewed conscience may prompt a post January debate.
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Congress
Senate
House
Truth
Pulse Of The People Letter Policy Summary
The Pulse Of The People notes that letters bearing a writer’s name and address will be published, names may be withheld on request, and the editor reserves the right to reject or shorten letters.
Teen View Editor Doubts Health Chief On Teens Smoke Views
Edna Cohves defends teen smoking against Dr Ingraham who campaigns against cigarettes. She contends teens view cigarettes as essential, compares it to footwear, and argues legal prohibition is futile. She warns against early Big Brother control and urges teen independence.
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Ingraham
Big Brother
Edna
Deer Thief Edits First Deer Theft in Pittstown
Ronald Kautz, 16, shot his first deer, a five point buck, on a Tuesday afternoon in Pittstown. The same buck was stolen from his garage that weekend, leaving him empty handed and calling for the return of the head so the horns can be saved.
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Ronald Kautz
Pittstown
Ronald
Ronalds
First US-born President Question Answered
The answer identifies Marlin Van Arren as the first president born a citizen of the United States and thus never a British subject, noting his birth date as December 5, 1782.
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United States
Marlin van Arren
JFK LBJ Cause Of Dollar Crisis
The piece criticizes Presidents Kennedy and Johnson for expanding the federal debt and undermining the dollar. It argues the New Frontier Great Society era left the U S with a growing gold shortfall, reduced gold reserves, and worsening balance of payments, urging accountability for political overspending and policy missteps.
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Kennedy
Johnson
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New Frontier-Great Society
Great Britain
Frostbite prevention and cold weather health tips
In preparation for a hard winter the doctor explains frostbite first second and third degree injuries and notes that wind chill matters more than low temperature. He cites Eski mo parka protection and suggests breathing warmers and mufflers to protect lungs. Plastic lenses are as good as glass but scratch more easily. vanillic diethylamide is ethamiran (Emiran) and requires a prescription.
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Emiran
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Rowan Eyes Democracy on Civil Disorder Report
A Washington panel, the President's Commission on Civil Disorders, weighs the risks of urban unrest and alleged Communist influence. It notes no national conspiracy, cites planned violence in Detroit and Newark, and warns white Americans not to scapegoat all Black or white groups.
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Commission On
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J. Edgar Hoover
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Detroit
Newark
China
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Revolutionary Action Movement
RAM
New York
NAACP
Urban League
Roy Wilkins
Whitney Young
South Africa
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