Joan F Roy Subscription Terms in The Troy Record
Subscription rates listed for The Troy Record include carrier prices of 24.96 yearly and 0.48 weekly, with mail options in New York counties and Vermont. In-state annual payments are 10.00 with several shorter terms, and out-of-state rates start at 21.60 yearly, plus varying months.
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Saratoga
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Lindsay’s Letter Proposes Urban Aid Overhaul for NYC
Mayor John Lindsay advocates a new state aid method dubbed urban aid, changing the distribution to base funds on prior local revenue spent. The plan would allocate 27.5 percent of personal income tax to local governments, making New York City the main beneficiary with an estimated $319.4 million, widening gaps with upstate areas.
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John Lindsay
Rockefeller
New York City
New York
Albany
Lindsay
Eastman Kodak proposes city run small business program in Rochester
Eastman Kodak Co proposes a locally run plan to stimulate independent, small businesses in Rochester. The program would offer organizing, financing, training, and consultation with owners and employees, backed by a Community Development Corp. to provide backing and financing.
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Eastman Kodak Co
Rochester
Eastman Company
Eastman Kodak
Kennedy
Community Development Corp
Eastman
Geneva stalemate over nuclear controls bears shared blame
The Geneva conference on nuclear weapons stalls this year with no decision on controls. Smaller nations oppose, including West Germany and India pushing for guarantees and nonproliferation terms. The Geneva Committee plans to reconvene late January as Moscow signals possible progress. President Johnson offered a nuclear umbrella in 1964, while nonaligned states seek production freezes and stricter verification, thwarted by Soviet resistance.
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Soviet Union
Geneva Committee
Moscow
West Germany
India
Sweden
Italy
Japan
Spain
Romania
Johnson
Despair Over Christmas Highway Death Toll Reflection
A US cultural critique laments neglect of road safety after a holiday weekend that may see 675 highway deaths. It contrasts past safety gains with current complacency, noting projected totals 625 to 725 and drawing a moral parallel to Vietnam casualties.
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National Safety Council
Council
Safety Council
Vietnam
Powerful Lobbyists Waste NIH Montes
Raymond Moley argues NIH funding grew under heavy bipartisan support, driven by a vast lobby that includes congressional chairs, medical schools, foundations, and private research groups. He notes repeated budget overruns, resistance to cuts, and the creation of the Mental Health Institute amid rising appropriations from 1962 to 1968.
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NIM
James A. Shannon
Bethesda
Maryland
Senate
John Kennedy
House
Lister Jtill
Senate Committee On Labor and Public Welfare
Prescott Bush
Budget Bureau
Hill
Ernest Gruening
Frank Lausche
HEW
Abraham Ribicoff
Connecticut
Bush
Ribicoff
Institute For Mental Health
Sen. Hill
Joseph Liszter
John FE. Fogarty
Daniel Flood
Pennsylvania
Melvin Laird
Norris Cotton
Cotton
Jacob Javits
Pulse Of The People Letter Policy Note
The Pulse of The People will publish letters bearing name and address of writers with names withheld on request. The publication reserves the right to reject or shorten letters as needed.
Halloween origin and the Eve of All Saints debated
In a reader reply Troy cites Ralph and Adelin Linton to claim Halloween began with Pope Gregory III in the eighth century, dated November 1 as All Saints’ Day and October 31 as the Eve of All Hallows. The letter warns against pagan rituals and urges avoiding such beliefs for God’s blessing.
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Ralph
Adelin Linton
Gregory the
Troy
Question Box Q Do the stars have color
Question Box confirms stars have color with red orange yellow white and blue appearing among them in the sky and notes that no color is absent from the stellar spectrum.
The Doctor Talks About Early VD by Dr Brandstadt
An article answering common venereal questions. Symptoms of gonorrhea include burning urination and pus discharge. syphilis begins with a chancre and later a rash if untreated. Treatments emphasize penicillin in early stages. Tests for diagnosis include microscopic smear for gonorrhea and serologic or dark field tests for syphilis. ordinary tests like PBI CBC urinalysis have no special value. Intimate contact and toilet seats are not transmission risks.
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W. G. Brandstadt
M.D. Q
One man one vote argued as fair rule in gov
A thought for today argues the United States Supreme Court correctly enunciated one person one vote for federal representation and warns against overreach in state and international bodies. It uses Delaware and Vermont as examples to show how small states gain equal Senate power, urging United Nations reform toward population proportionality for effectiveness.
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United Nations
United States
Russia
Africa
Delaware
Vermont
Congress
New York
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Senate
Supreme Court
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Washington Insight on Canberra Service and Asia Unity
The piece argues the Canberra memorial services transcend Vietnam, highlighting a rising multi racial Asian community. It notes leaders from the US UK NZ and Japan gathering with Malaysia Vietnam the Philippines Indonesia and Cambodia, showing developed nations uniting across race and shedding colonial economic ties aided by American support.
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Australia
Holt
Johnson
Canberra
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Korea
China
Southeast Asia
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Canada
Russia
New Zealand
Singapore
Philippines
Indochina
Great Britain
Malaysia
South Vietnam
Indonesia
Cambodia
Formosa
South Korea
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