The Troy Record Masthead and Circulation Note
The Troy Record announces its Independent daily publication with 1808 origins. It lists staff names, secretary treasure, and circulation details including rates for one year and monthly payments, along with postal routes and Associated Press affiliation.
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Plain Talk on Vietnam and Peace Prospects
The piece lauds President Johnson for plain talk on Vietnam while challenging critics to offer substantive alternatives beyond calls for a one sided pause. It asserts the President regrets not ending the war, supports secret negotiations, and notes credible channels with North Vietnam while denying Hanoi readiness to discuss peace on a reasonable basis.
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Debt ceiling debate marches through Congress in spring
Treasury seeks raise in the national debt limit amid ongoing concerns over spiraling obligations. Committee approval signals a House debate next week, with critics warning of mounting costs for services and future generations, while supporters stress the need to cover authorized spending.
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New York Central Railroad Rebounds Through Planning and Tech
The New York Central Railroad shows record profits in 1966 as it awaits merger approval with Penn Central and New Haven. President credits long range planning, electronic equipment, and a shift from passenger focus to freight efficiency as key to revival.
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Why Three Astronauts Died at Cape Kennedy Fire
The article argues restraint in questioning the moon program after the Fri day fire at Cape Kennedy. It notes NASA safety has been paramount, calls for understanding how the blaze occurred, and emphasizes protecting families while learning from the tragedy. It stresses the need to fix the failure and considers broader priorities.
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Mail Call From Troops Arriving In Viet Nam In Numbers
Troops are arriving in Viet Nam in large numbers with many replacements for spring rotations. Home packages, especially food items like cookies and powdered milk, are highly valued by servicemen. Handsome postal rates remain in effect for holiday season parcels up to five pounds. Brothers in Service highlights Watervliet siblings Donnelly and Thomas Whitehead in Army and Air Force roles, with Thomas due for Taiwan in April and both men reflecting on career service. Navy notes mention James Brassard and Richard Harney, and Marine Edward McCue near Da Nang with nearly twenty years in service, extended six months after a serious injury in Japan. Readers are invited to write to the servicemen at listed addresses.
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Proportion of an Livery Above Water Question
In a Question Box item, the answer notes that about one seventh of an livery appears above water. The second query cites John Wilkes Booth’s last recorded words defending his nation to Lincoln, attributed to a misquote about telling mother and country.
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Pulse Of The People Letter Policy Notice
The Pulse of The People will publish letters bearing name and address of the writer with the name withheld on request. The editor reserves the right to reject letters and to shorten submissions as needed.
Proposal Hit sparks Teen-agers rights letter
SIX GIRLS from Latham protest a local proposal claiming it would aid teens and families. They argue government conceived the plan, benefits would flow to low income youths, and free cigarettes and money would ease summer and household costs.
Editorial on women’s suffrage and gender maturity
The writer praises The Record editor Mary McGrath and argues for granting voting rights to women at 18 while cautioning against giving equal rights to men. The piece asserts women mature earlier and are more responsible, labeling this a scientific fact and endorsing female suffrage. Cohoes
Grateful Editor Praises Knickerbocker Rink Comeback
In Lansingburgh letters to The Record praise Homer Lasher for reviving the Knickerbocker skating rink. The rink is fully cleared and facilities used, restoring popular skating parties and joy for area children despite harsh weather. Troy reader Mrs. John Coleman voices appreciation.
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Editor Letters Critique Mary McGrath Patriotism Claim
A reader attacks Mary McGrath for claiming women are more patriotic than men in her Speaking Frankly column. He disputes her stance on a voting age proposal and notes the draft system targets 18 year old boys, who face induction if they meet requirements.
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Gentle fanatics and the path to world peace
A columnist argues that terrorist acts and anti détente fears threaten progress with the Soviet Union. He warns Senator Mundt's stance against a consular treaty blocks Johnson's detente effort, risking a loss of trust in U.S. diplomacy and wider East West exchanges amid Vietnam war pressures.
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Congressional Quiz On House and Senate Rules
Congressional Quarterly outlines a quiz on Congressional organization and prerequisites. It covers salary after 1965, allowances, voting rules for vacancies, age and citizenship requirements, and committee chair appointments, prompting readers to recall specific Article details and party roles.
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