Troy Record Subscription Rates and Circulation Figures
The Troy Record lists subscription terms for local and mail delivery, with price tiers for daily, six months, three months, and monthly options. It notes county coverage in New York and Vermont, and an average daily circulation of 52,154 in November 1969.
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Troy Record
Mat Tn
Albany
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washington
New York State
Menmare County
Vermont
Silent Vight The Story of Christmas
A devotional meditation on Mary’s voyage to Bethlehem and the birth of Jesus. It recounts her teenage innocence and isolation as no room is found for them, the prophecy of Isaiah fulfilled, and Mary’s unwavering faith as she prepares to bear the Son of God despite skepticism and hardship.
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Mary
Bethlehem
Joseph
God
Messiah
Isaiah
Palestine
Mary of Nazareth
Galilee
Truthful Call for Prompt City Manager Search in Troy
Trojans demand a realistic, nonpolitical city manager appointment. Dozens of qualified candidates exist. delays stem from salary disputes and interference. New council members can join interviews, with action possible after January 1 to ensure competent, stable governance.
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Troy
Rochester
First Step In Menands Bridge Grid Brings Relief
The completion of portions of the Menands Bridge arterial interchange signals progress in a multi area traffic project. Albany and Watervliet advance with new routes and bridges under construction while Troy lags due to local politics and delay. The piece urges cooperation and talks with state officials to push the plan forward.
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Menands Bridge
Troy
Watervliet
Albany, Menands
Albany
Way to Peace A Middle East settlement urged by Rogers
The piece argues Secretary Rogers outlined a US plan for Middle East peace. It proposes Israeli withdrawal from occupied 1967 lands and a permanent peace based on binding agreements with the Arabs, including a return to the old Egyptian border and strict nonhostility. It notes Meir’s stance and cites regional tensions and recent incidents as context.
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Middle East
Rogers
Israel
United Arab Republic
U.S. Mideast
al Aksah
Jerusalem
Iraq
Reassessment of Masaryk death fuels Cold War era intrigue
A renewed probe in 1968 concluded Jan Masaryk died by accident rather than suicide or murder. It claims he sat on a window sill to relieve insomnia, cigarettes on the sill, then fell. Critics say the theory dodges Czech history of defenestration and reflects Communist insecurity amid Dubcek era reforms.
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Alexander Dubcek
Czechoslovakia
Jan Masaryk
Reds
Masaryk
Czernin Palace
Prague
Why is Shrove Tuesday called Shrove Tuesday
The answer explains the name comes from shriven a custom of confession. It notes Shrove Tuesday aligns with Mardi Gras and Pancake Tuesday in England. It asks about Eisenhower taking the oath on the same Bible as Washington.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
George Washington
Pulse Of The People Letter Rules Notice
The Pulse Of The People publishes letters with name and address. writers may request name withheld. The right to reject or shorten letters is reserved.
Moratorium Day letter from Cohoes teenager
A Cohoes teenager writes about Moratorium Day protests against the Vietnam War, defending American freedom and honoring the soldiers who fought. She argues protesters aim to mask cowardice, praises the courage of those who endure hardships, and affirms youth voices within the nation’s rights and duties.
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the Record
Vietnam
America
Humanity
Cohoes
Secrecy Critique of North Greenbush Poesten Kill Landfill Plan
Kurt Bing of Troy urges objective examination of a proposed North Greenbush and Poesten Kill landfill. He questions area water safety and secrecy around public meetings, opposing the plan like local officials.
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North Greenbush
Poestenkill
Wynantskill
Pure Waters Authority
Rowan Eyes Democracy
A columnist argues that white America must confront the race rooted violence surrounding the Black Panthers. He warns that intensified police raids and killings risk a silent clash between black officers and white police, and urges rational policy over vengeance. He questions whether Panthers pose a greater danger than the Klan or Weatherman.
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Washington
America
FBI
South Vietnam
Los Angeles
Vietnam
Ku Klux Klan
Minutemen
Klan
Weatherman
Students
The Doctor Talks About Side Effects
A medical Q and A covers IUD pros and cons with Pill comparison and Lippes loop favorability. Tubal ties reliability, vasectomy details, male contraception, Coral pill effects, keloid causes and treatments, and Obedrin LA side effects and habit potential.
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Doctor
W. G. Brandstadt
M.D
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Alton T. Sliter
Walter J. Benedett
Vance
Associated Press
Aprews Dispatches
Audit Bureau of Circulations
John J. Stewart
Golda Meir
Lave
U.S
Patent Office
Kurt Bing
Rowan
By Carl T. Rowan
Chicago
Howard Safford
Fred Hampton
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