Subscriptions Terms for The Troy Record Morning Edition
The Troy Record lists subscription rates for local and mail delivery with varied pricing by region and term. Rates include one year for 24.94 dollars in-state, 10 dollars outside counties, and multi month options, plus a foreign and extra route surcharge. It notes Associated Press rights and circulation figures for November 1967.
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Troy Record
Albany
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washington
New York State
Bennington County
Vermont
Troy City
Associated Press
Nativity Story From Luke Two Bible Passage
A summary of the biblical Nativity narrative from Luke chapter two recounts a decree by Caesar, Joseph and Mary traveling to Bethlehem, Jesus born in a manger due to no room at an inn, and shepherds in the fields receiving angelic announcements, praising God and visiting the infant.
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Joseph
Galilee
Nazareth
Judea
David
Bethlehem
Mary
Christ the Lord
Diverse Christmas Greetings in Many Languages
A playful compilation of seasonal wishes from around the world. It lists phrases for Merry Christmas and Happy New Year in Danish Irish Czech Dutch Finnish French German Hungarian Italian Latvian Lithuanian Norwegian Polish Portuguese Romanian Russian Slovakian Spanish Swedish and others, ending with a cheerful “Had enough” and Merry Christmas.
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Europe
Asia
Santa Claus
St. Nicholas of
Asia Minor
Joyeux
Froelich Weinnachten
Ein Glueckliches Neujahr
Kellemes Karacsonytes Boldog Ujevet
Priecigus Ziemsvetkus
Juano Gadu
Velsignelse
Eders Julefest
Christmas anomalies from California trees to fox lined sleeping bags
A California grower creates a Christmas tree with its own ornaments in decorative cones set to mature by age six. A blue fox lined sleeping bag goes on sale for 1750 dollars. War logs sales fall as Vietnam weighs on holiday sentiment and protests flare from New York to the West Coast. A USC psychologist links Santa to hippie views, while a Vietnamese veteran’s wife laments that Christmas awaits the men’s homecoming.
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California
Vietnam
New York City
University of Southern California
Santa Claus
Santa
Ticonderoga Welcomes Inter national Paper Mill
The International Paper Co announces a $76 million mill to be built in Ticonderoga, citing ready skilled workers, proximity to eastern markets, and strong D&H railroad link. The plant will feature pollution controls and wastewater treatment, benefiting New York State and Vermont with jobs and growth.
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Ticonderoga
International Paper Co
D&h
New York State
Vermont
New England
Senator Percys Costly Quest For More Pay
The piece rebuts Senator Charles H. Percy and Senator Dodds over claims that a senator needs substantial extra funds beyond his $30,000 salary. It argues Congress provides ample resources for honest service, including office space, staff, travel, and allowances, totaling well over $100,000 annually. It condemns extravagant spending and urges self-reliance rather than seeking party or government handouts.
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Charles H. Percy
United States
Dodds
Connecticut
Percy
Ile
Washington
Trael
Congress
Ifa
Bells of Watervliet and a proposed local museum
A reader extols Watervliet’s historic Arsenal, Meneely bell foundry legacy, and notable figures while proposing a bell museum to honor the city. The letter links Watervliet’s past to national history and suggests tourism benefits, urging city leaders to consider the idea.
Not Alone Editor The Record Item on Sequoyah
The December 16 item notes Cherokee Sequoyah created a written Cherokee language and asserts he was not the only man to conceive a perfect alphabet, prompting readers to consider other possible creators.
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Sequoyah
Armenian priest created the Armenian alphabet
Over 1500 years ago Messrah Mashtotz, an Armenian priest, devised the 39-letter Armenian alphabet to represent all sounds, yielding a complete script for the language.
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Messrah Mashtotz
Question Box Q and Answers on History and Nobel Prize
A compact Q and A featuring how the inch was originally defined by Edward II three barleycorns in the 1300s, Soviet wartime declaration on Aug 8 1945, variable stars whose brightness fluctuates, and Dag Hammarskjold awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1961.
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Edward II
Soviet Union
Japan
Dag Hammarskjold
United Nations
Doctor Answers Child Sleep Dreams and Health Questions
A mothers letter describes night terrors in a three year old, with guidance to create a calm waking environment, reassure after dreams, and consult a pediatrician for physical health to reduce spells. The physician explains spina bifida basics, remote recurrence risk, and suggests medical evaluation. He also covers bloodshot eyes from infection or allergy and cautions on dirt eating, noting iron deficiency as a common cause and prescribing iron preparations under medical supervision.
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W. G. Brandstadt
M.D
Washington Insight by Joseph Kraft on Vietnam War politics
Joseph Kraft analyzes the Vietnam war in Washington as a grim holiday satire. He traces the Viet Cong Front’s emergence, Soviet and Chinese diplomacy, and Saigon’s hardline stance. Kraft warns peace talks may falter before the 1968 elections while pressure for wider war intensifies.
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Washington
Vietnam
Saigon
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
Liberation Front
Hanoi
Peking
Moscow
South Vietnam
Brezhnev
United Nations
China
Nguyen Ngoc Luan
United States
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
Caesar Augustus
Cyrenius
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Merry Christmas
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By Dwight Marvin
Pulse of the People
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Bell Museum
Record
Troy
Watervliet
Leland Stanford
Pramitory Point
Utah
Zingy
Meneely
Hanks
Abraham Lincoln
West Point
Eisenhower
Bell Foundry
Meneely’s
Merrimac
Ll. H. Guzelimian
Wayne G. Brandstadt
Dr. Brandstadt
Joseph Kraft
Pixies
By Wohl
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