Local newspaper circulation rates and AP notice
Payable in advance: one year 16.00 six months 9.00 three months 4.75 one month 1.75 one week 0.48. Extra charge on Troy City and Mounted Postal Routes and to foreign countries. Member of Associated Press. AP exclusive rights to published news and dispatches. Audit Bureau of Circulations shows daily average 51,857 for November 1967 combined morning and evening.
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We Like It Christmas Stamp Choice Sparks Debate
The Post Office selected a Flemish painting for a Christmas stamp amid varied reactions. Proponents praise its artistic merit and universal message while critics object on religious grounds. The piece argues the stamp honors art and respects personal belief, inviting individual interpretation.
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Post Office Department
Brotherhood of Man
Troy Honors RPI Students Plan To Save City Landmark
The City of Troy praises RPI Students for proposing to move two Romanesque columns from the Approach to a terrace at Eighth Street. The plan, developed entirely by students, aims to preserve a downtown icon and create a viewing platform with civic and educational value. Deed transfer and financing are the next steps, with local support expected for city and institute cooperation.
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Troy
RPI
Eighth Street
Second Look Questioned on Graduate Draft Deferments
A former RPI vice president warns that ending graduate deferments will shrink enrollments in graduate and professional schools next fall. John F. Morse of the American Council on Higher Education cites impacts on teaching and research staff and budgets, while others urge a second look at the regulation and oppose limiting deferments to science and health students.
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RPI
John F. Morse
American Council On Higher Education
Johnson
Morse
Russia
Teacher Carr Wins State Honor At Fast Greenbush High
Daniel P L Carr a Fast Greenbush high school teacher named the states Teacher of the Year has shaped science education since 1949 introducing earth science to ninth graders and leading the Eastern New York Science Congress His work at Columbia High School garnered national attention and left pupils with curiosity and joy for learning.
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Cicera
Daniel PL Carr
Greenbush
Doc Carr
Empire State
Board of Regents
New York
Columbia High School
Corr
Pulse Of The People Letter Policy Statement
The Pulse Of The People lists only letters bearing name and address for publication. Names may be withheld on request. The publication reserves the right to reject or shorten letters.
A Stranger Appears In Our City
A modern Christmas parable unfolds as a mysterious stranger wanders through a city during the season. He appears at churches after failing to find meaning among shoppers, diners, and at Santa HQ. The tale ends with the Christ Child missing from the creche on Christmas Eve, prompting mystery and questions of faith.
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Susy
Santa Claus
Jesus
Fellowship Hall
Christ
A Thought For Today on France Leader de Gauche
Opinion reflects on President de Gauche as a former statesman who has degenerated into a troublesome figure. The piece critiques his bid for global dominance, his clash with Canada and Britain, Vietnam remarks, and his faltering influence, while acknowledging past achievements and urging self correction.
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President de Gauche
France
First Mother at Inauguration Elizabeth Garfield
Mrs. Elizabeth Balton Garfield became the first mother of a U.S. president to witness her son's inauguration. The query about the oldest U.S. capital yields Santa Fe New Mexico, founded by the Spanish in 1609.
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U.S
Elizabeth Balton Garfield
United States
Santa Fe
N.M
Washington Battles to Contain Expansion of Vietnam War
Washington debates widening the Vietnam conflict, with Westmoreland pressing for expanded ground actions into Cambodia and Laos. Civilians fear a quagmire as Moscow signals support, while limited options exist through possible restraint by Rusk or an international commission. The piece argues for maintaining current violence levels ahead of the next elections.
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Washington
Wertnam
South Vetnam
Cambodia
Laos
Congress
White House
Westmoreland
Demilitarized Zone
Dakto
Locninh
Budop
Daksop
Hanoi
Leos
Saigon
North Vietnam
State Department
Pentagon
United States
Soviet Union
Taos
Tean Rusk
International Control Commission
Vietnam
Doctor Answers Topics on Rheumatic Fever and Tonsils
A reader asks about curing rheumatic fever in a four year old, recurrence risks, and cortisone safety. The doctor explains rheumatic fever follows streptococcal infections, can recur without full cure, and advises short-term cortisone with long acting penicillin afterward, plus fatigue avoidance. A 13 year old with past rheumatic fever may play non contact sports if heart damage is absent. Tonsil removal timing is best avoided during a cold, and immunity from Savin vaccine reduces polio risk. freezing tonsil removal offers a quick, painless morning procedure with soft foods allowed after.
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