The Troy Record Subscription Rates and Staff
The Troy Record outlines subscription terms for local delivery and mail, with prices for in state and out of state, plus a list of officers including John F. Roy and Alton T. Sliter. It notes Associated Press membership and November 1967 circulation of 51,857.
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Troy Record Co
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Ashley
John F. Roy
Alton T. Sliter
Joseph J. Lachapelle
Walter J. Benedett
Troy Record
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Saratoga
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If You Drive Dont Drink Safety Message From Roads
The article cites U S Transportation Dept figures showing up to 85 percent of fatal US accidents involve drivers under the influence. It notes social drinkers as a major hazard and urges sober driving, one drink then stop, or designate a non drinking driver. It compares Britain and Massachusetts laws and calls for personal responsibility.
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United States
U.S. Transportation Dept
Massachusetts
National
Lighted Candles Celebrate Chanukah and Unity
The article describes the Chanukah festival beginning with the first candle lit Tuesday night and eight lights by the end of the week. It recalls the 165 B.C. rededication of the Jerusalem temple, the miracle of the oil, and the Maccabees' victory. A menorah candle was set at Israel's burial site, flown to Kennedy Airport, and presented to New York Mayor John V. Lindsay by the Zionist Organization of America. The piece notes candlelight as an ecumenical symbol shared across faiths, alongside Advent and Christmas candles.
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Jerusalem
B.C
Israel
Maccabees
Kennedy Airport
el al Israel
International Synagogue
John V. Lindsay
New York
Zionist Organization of America
Forecasts For '68 Outlooks From Authorities Spark Debate
The year 1968 brings two optimistic forecasts of continued strong economic expansion with inflationary pressure and a tax surcharge looming. Private economists Dr Gerhard Colm and Dr Carl Madden foresee about 3.5 percent price rises and an overall 4.2 percent unemployment rate next year. A leading business magazine offers a less favorable view of a boom leveling off, higher inflation and tax effects.
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Gerhard Colm
National Planning Association
Carl H. Madden
Federal Reserve Tightens Checking Reserve to Curb Inflation
The Federal Reserve Board raises bank reserve requirements signaling monetary restraint to curb inflation and influence capital spending. Analysts say the move, while not dramatic in size, aims to dampen lending and persuade firms to favor long term financing over short term loans, with a notable psychological impact on banks and markets.
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Federal Reserve Board
Congress
White House
Federal Board
Pulse Of The People Letter Policy Noted
Readers may submit letters bearing name and address for publication in The Pulse of The People. Names may be withheld on request. The publication reserves the right to reject and to shorten letters.
Gun Control Letter From Mechanicville Reader
A Mechanicville reader argues against firearm registration and governor backed legislation. He defends the right to bear arms, criticizes crime policy, and recounts political disillusion after voting for Rockefeller. He urges tougher crime measures and praises law enforcement. He compares current leaders to colonial figures.
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the Record
Vietnam
America
Sunny Side
Nelson Rockefeller
George III
George Crandall Mechanicville
Train Ride Editor The Record
Richard Prindle from Troy praises New York Central for its Laurentian service from Albany to Montreal. He notes courteous staff, lady hostesses, clean coaches, and overall pleasant experience on the train.
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New York Central
Laurentian
Albany
Montreal
Delaware and Hudson
Richard Prindle
Question Box Q And A World Facts From A Newspaper Q
A compilation of trivia with concise answers on prisons division insignia mayflies freezing and whooping cranes. It also covers Abraham as progenitor and the sun’s central body called the photosphere.
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Kharkov
U.S.S.R
Rainbow Division
42Nd Division
A.E.F
42Nd
National Guard
Union
Patuxent Wildlife Research Center
Maryland
Abraham
A Thought For Today
A thoughtful meditation on legacies from money to autumn color and everyday kindness. The prose links unexpected gains, seasonal beauty, and inherited habits as lifelong bequests from past generations, urging gratitude for small additions to our purse and spirit.
The Doctor Talks About Checkups With Dr Lawrence
Nolan C. at 29 faces rapid osteogenic sarcoma after years of poor dental care and smoking. He lost most upper teeth in 1967, received a maxillary denture, but a large facial mass prompted medical evaluation revealing a fast bone cancer. Surgery removed the upper jaw while preserving function. prognosis is poor with six months to a year to live.
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W. Lawrence
D.D.S
Nolan C
Nolan
Lawrence
Free Men Have Will To Win On New Year 1916 London Zeppelins
A reflective wartime piece traces the first dawn air victory over London on New Year Eve 1916 and links it to broader WWI history. It recalls Verdun casualties, Joffre to Nivelle changes, Brusilov’s 1916 push, Italian battles, and the need for American fresh manpower. It ends by tying past endurance to 1968 Vietnam resolve and Washington’s Delaware Crossing.
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London
Hell
Verdun
New York City
Central Park
Joseph Jacques
Central Asia
Arctic
Caucasus
Nile
Mediterranean
Aleksei Brusilov
Tannenberg
Russia
Germany
Italy
Alps
Caderna
Hemingway
Ialian
England
France
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
Manhattan
Long Island
Henry Clinton
Hudson River
West Point
Hudson Valley
New Republic
Delaware
Omar Bradley
Vietnam
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