No, Not Applicable Pay Rates and Circulation Note
Payable in advance: One year 1.00 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 one foreign country. Member of the Associated Press. Daily average circulation November 1967 51,857 per Audit Bureau of Circulations.
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Troy City
Associated Press
Focal News
Epee
Membi
Audit Bureau of Elrculaton
It Wasnt Futile Louis Washkansky Heart Transplant Reflection
Editorial lauds the nearly three weeks of extra life for Louis Washkansky, noting factors against success and urging optimism about heart transplant progress. It compares past transplants like kidneys and limbs, calls for indomitable will, and foresees growing success as science conquers heart ailments.
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Louis Washkansky
Science
Johnson television peace plan outlined for Southeast Asia
Critics will search long for flaws in President Johnsons peace outline presented in a TV interview. It aims to cope with current conditions, favors dialogue over bullets, and envisions possible unity for North and South Vietnam. Educators and historians also weigh in, urging restraint of aggression and long term peace globally.
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Johnson
Southeast Asia
North
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Europe
North Vietnam
Lung cancer study deepens mystery despite large California sample
A nine year California lung cancer project with 70 000 subjects ends without clear answers. It discounts smog as the sole offender and finds higher urban risk but lower LA rates despite heavy smog. The report urges broad research into auto and chimney exhausts and general air pollution beyond smoking.
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California
Los Angeles
Hone
Tax forms arrive in time for Christmas in New York
The New York tax office ships 4.3 million income tax packets weighing 393,029 pounds, delivering forms for individuals and specialized business taxes. The writer jokes about postal pressure and holiday chaos, urging readers to stay cheerful and civic amid the season's burdens.
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State Tax Office
Stalking horse phrase traced to huntsman lore
Dear Mr. Morris notes explain that the term stalking horse originated in the 1950s from hunting practices where a horse or dummy concealed the hunter. The essay also discusses McCarthy Kennedy dynamics and a reader question about Webster's dictionary edition, noting a 1956 revision by World Publishing Co. Elliott Hancock provided evidence of the update.
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Eugene McCarthy
Lyndon Johnson
Robert Kennedy
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Johnson
Hartke
McGovern
Young
Kennedy
The
World Publishing Co
Cleveland
Merriam Webster
Elliott Hancock
World
Washington Insight on Vietnam War Diplomacy
The piece argues the other side may be broadening its diplomatic effort without signaling imminent peace talks. It notes the Front’s new program, Moscow endorsements, and the UN entry via Romania, suggesting a strategic propaganda expansion rather than a clear move toward settlement. Expect intensified pressure against Washington and Saigon.
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Washington
Vietnam
United States
Saigon
Hanoi
United Nations
South Vietnam
National Liberation Front
Walor Day
Front
Alexei Kosygin
Leonid Srezinev
Brezhnev
Moscow
Dang Quang Minh
General Assembly
Russia
France
Algeria
China
Peking
The Doctor Talks About Sanitation
Dr. Brandstadt outlines hepatitis prevention through home hygiene and community sanitation. Key measures include thorough hand washing with hexachlorophene soap, keeping dirty objects away from mouths, boiling water during water-supply threats, and cautious use of gamma globulin. He also answers questions on cold transmission, foot cramps in the elderly, and treatments, stressing medical supervision and practical relief methods.
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W. G. Brandstadt
M.D
Brewer's Yeast
Pulse Of The People Letters Policy Notice
The Pulse Of The People states that letters bearing name and address will be published and names may be withheld on request. The right is reserved to reject and shorten letters.
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U. & Patent Officer
Clean Slate Editor Letter to the Record
A reader endorses the editorial Clean the Slate praising five college students for admitting error and apologizing. The writer argues the students deserve mercy and possible removal of blemishes on their records, noting their pursuit of education and future citizenship.
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K. W. Saruluga Springs
Bulbs Stolen by Neighborhood Youths on Madison and Lexington
A Troy neighbor thanks the local youths living on Madison and Lexington Avenues for stealing light bulbs from in front of the home. The letter notes it as Christmas spirit and asks parents to consider if the bulbs were their sons.
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the Record
Madison Avenue
Lexington Avenue
Troy
A Thought For Today on the telephone's role in modern life
The narrator recalls a rural roadside blow-out and a stranger's courtesy, contrasting it with today’s phone reliance. He notes 37 200,000 U.S. households with phones and 81 percent with phones, then lists modern home conveniences and reflects on how forefathers lived without such devices.
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Georgia
United States
Question Box: first American Marine battle engagement location
The answer places the first Marine battle engagement in the Bahamas in 1776, where about 268 Marines captured Fort Montague.
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Bahamas
Ft. Montague
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