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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1967
Page
4
The Troy Record announces subscription terms with prices for in state and out of state mail. It lists officers John F. Roy president Aaron Treamer treasurer and other names and notes AP affiliation and circulation figures.
After a post Christmas storm dumping 11 inches, residents in the Troy area face snow woes. Cars are stuck, heating systems strain, and boots stay unused as cold forecasts persist. A local ski-enthusiast group once mocked summer with signs now rallies with Think Snow.
Cyrus Ching, a longtime labor mediator who died at 91, was praised for his talent in conciliation and humor in resolving disputes. Known for his policy of moderation and dialogue, he influenced industrial peace over decades, earning trust across opposing sides. His method, described as sit down and talk it over, guided settlements without bitterness for fifty years.
President Johnson signs the District of Columbia crime bill amid warnings that crime in cities has surged since 1960. The measure allows three hour police questioning before arraignment, expands police powers, and shifts sentencing toward stricter outcomes, claimed to restore security for residents.
The article details broad European worry as Charles de Gaulle blocks Britain joining the Europe Six. Pompidou cautions the Common Market could drift into limbo or dissolve if Paris persists, with Belgium Luxembourg the Netherlands and others pressuring for British inclusion amid mounting frustration at French veto power.
Readers are informed that only letters bearing a name and address will be published in The Pulse of The People. Names may be withheld on request. The publication reserves the right to reject and shorten letters.
A fatal crash in East Greenbush is linked to a four second caution light at Route 9 and 20 and Sherwood Avenue. The editor urges a state study by the Traffic Commission and Troy Signal Department to address brief pedestrian crossing times and downhill approaches.
Fragment mentions a Geneva contact with a Tolish Undersecretary in Budapest and a Vietnamese operative at the Coach Embassy, feeding possible intelligence leads. The text is garbled and lacks concrete dates or actions.
Raymond Moley criticizes President Johnson for lavishly funding NIH with rising budgets from Kennedy to Johnson. He cites waste, weak administration, and powerful lobbying led by the Lasker Foundation and Mary Lasker. He warns that excessive grant spending distorts medical education and questions prudent management of large funds.
Question Box notes Bacubirilo meteorite as the largest found on the North American mainland with an estimated 27 ton weight. It was unearthed in northern Mexico and remains in its original location.
Congressional Quarterly frames McNamara's career and key events of his seven year term as Defense Secretary. It asks who he led before, confirms his Kennedy era appointment, and covers flexible response, the TFX project, ABM stance, and possible successors including Cyrus Vance.
Washington writers discuss President Johnson's call to mobilize jobs for half a million unemployed, mostly Black, warning that relying on government makes the economy risky. They argue business must share the burden and resist state dominance, or social unrest deepens.
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