Troy Record front matter and subscription rates
The Troy Record lists officers John F Roy Alton T Sliter Joseph J Lachapelle Walter J Benedett as president to secretary. It details subscription terms with various prices for daily and mail delivery, including regional rates for New York and surrounding states and foreign countries. A note cites circulation averages and AP affiliation.
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Troy Record Co
Broadway
Troy
N. Y
Telephone
Ashrey
John F. Roy
Alton T. Sliter
Joseph J. Lachapelle
Walter J. Benedett
Troy Record
Albany
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Wasiington
Troy City
New York State
Bennington County
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AP News
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Keep It Moving Troy Traffic Needs a Green Light
A Troy editorial argues parking helps but traffic gridlock deters shoppers during the holidays. It urges police presence on key streets, curbs on double parking, and using secondary streets for deliveries to keep two lanes moving. Minor warnings precede enforcement to speed up the business district.
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Way Street
Fourth Street
Second Street
Broadway
State Street
Troy
Stokely Carmichael provokes clash with U S values abroad
A critical column denounces Stokely Carmichael as a hostile foe of American democracy. The piece accuses him of urging violence and revolution, defends the rights of civil rights advocates, and questions why the government does not prosecute his anti United States rhetoric. It contrasts his calls for upheaval with loyal service and sacrifice by soldiers in Vietnam.
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Stokley Carmichael
Black Power
United States
Carmichael
State Department
Hanoi
Havana
Paris
United States of America
Vietnam
Detroit
Thanksgiving Rain Saves Christmas Rush From Snow
A weather note urges gratitude for heavy rain that avoided a crippling 15 inch snowstorm. Had temperatures dropped and rain turned to snow, traffic and Christmas business would have been paralyzed, causing weeks of disruption. The wet December rains replenish wells and reservoirs and prevent harsher conditions seen last year on Christmas Eve.
Valuable Salvage Of Men For Military Service
The Pentagon outlines salvage efforts to recruit and train young men scarred by poverty for military service. Over 49,000 recruits were added in the first year under a program that identifies new standards men, giving close supervision and job training to prepare them for basic training and civilian life. A case highlights a reader who, unable to read, faced limited schooling and delinquency, yet showed intelligence and potential if given support. The Defense Department aims to salvage 100,000 men next year with quotas: Army 70,400 Navy 11,000 Marine Corps and Armour 9,300 each.
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Fist Sear
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Boralayn
Defense Department
Army
Navy
Marine Corps and Armores
Trav
Manchester's Book Flop Underscores Hype In Kennedy Tale
The Death of a President by William Manchester failed to meet expectations, selling around 600,000 hardcover copies after club returns. Critics note the work’s bias and the Kennedy family's involvement taints the history claim, labeling the book a publicity project rather than history. The piece contrasts it with Gone With The Wind and The Leopard, arguing genuine history should avoid bias and self interest.
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William Manchester
Harper & Row
Manchester
Benjamin Spock
Margaret Mitchell
Giuseppe di Lampedusa
the Leopard
Norman F. Darex
Truman Capote
Kennedy
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Robert F. Kennedy
Hemingway
Texas
John Connally
Life Magazine
Words and Wit Quiz Offers Language Challenge
A feature presents pairs of real and jumbled words to match by meaning, with scoring for correct links. It includes an answer key and prompts readers to request a free vocabulary booklet by mailing a stamped envelope to William Morris at BOOK LIST.
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William = Morris
William Morris
Question Box Answers From History And Politics
The item lists historical trivia and corrections. It notes that Ptolemy of Alexandria made the first preserved star list about 2,000 years ago with about 1,000 entries. It confirms the 25th Amendment was adopted on Feb 11 1947 after Nevada ratified it, cites the Olympic motto Swifter Higher Stronger, claims Andrew Jackson was captured as a prisoner of war, and mentions the phrase Father of Musicians attributed to Jubal Genesis IV 21.
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Ptolemy
Alexandria
Nevada
U.S
Andrew Jackson
Jackson
Dubal
Glaucoma explained by Dr Brandstadt in Q A style
A queasy overview of glaucoma defines it as eye pressure rise that damages the retina and can cause halos, headaches, and vision loss. Causes include hereditary factors, arterial hardening, and farsightedness, with detection advised every two years after age fifty.
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W. G. Brandstadt
M.D. Q
Democracy and the Draft Power of Hershey Sparks Debate
The essay rebukes Lt. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey for directing the Selective Service to strip deferments and draft college students who hinder procedures. It questions the national interest standard, cites the SDS case in Oklahoma, and notes public outrage and calls for legislative reform. It warns against draft boards acting as de facto rulers and urges Congress to address inequities in conscription.
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Washington
Java
Roosevelt
Trueman
Lewis B. Hershey
United States
Hershey
Selective Service
Johnson
Justice Department
Vietnam
Philip Hart
Mich
Senate
Okalhoma
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
U.S
Epworth League
John Kireh Society
YMCA
Ku Klux Klan
Gen. Hershey
Congress
Deep South
Tennessee
Edward M. Kennedy
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