Troy Record masthead and pricing notice
The Troy Record announces its daily morning edition with masthead details The notice lists executives John F Roy Alton T Sliter Joseph J Lachapelle Walter J Benedetti and outlines circulation figures for January 1967 The paper is part of The Associated Press network and serves Rensselaer County and nearby areas.
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Troy Record
Broadway
Troy
Telephone
Ashiey
John F. Roy Alton T. Sliter
Joseph J. Lachapelle
Walter J. Benedett
Secrataty
Andamat Treasuree
Associated Press
AP News
Brinkmanship shadows Sino Soviet rift and Asia security
The analysis portrays China pressing brinkmanship against the Soviet Union as relations fracture. It warns a bitter split could trigger border troop concentrations, deep suspicion, and shifts in Asia’s balance. The text notes Soviet moves toward East European satellites, easing control to refocus on Asia, and cautions against American gains from a rupture.
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Soviet Union
Peking
Moscow
China
Asia
Romania
Bonn
United States
Mao
The Cost Of A Boom And Its Hidden Price
The piece argues booming economy brings longer hours and more fatigue leading to higher industrial accidents. It notes 14,600 lives lost in 1966 per the National Safety Council, surpassing losses from strikes. The author warns there is no clear solution to balancing growth with safety.
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United States
National Safety Council
Indus
House Ethics and the Need for a Strong Committee
Editorial argues for a robust ethics committee in Congress to set conduct standards, beyond reliance on individual conscience. It cites Powell’s case and past abuses, urging a well empowered body to prevent political weaponization and ensure accountability for lawmakers and staff.
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House of Representatives
House
Adam Clayton
Powell
Kosygin Visit Signals Broad Agenda For London Talks
The Kosygin visit to Britain may open dialogue on Vietnam and reconvening the Geneva Conference. The trip is seen as Britain acting as broker between Moscow and Washington while covering trade, nuclear issues, space treaties, and the Russian leadership question amid Brezhnev’s rising influence.
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Alexei N. Kosygin
Vietnam
Soviet Union
Britain
Indochina
Kosygin
London
Moscow
George Brown
Andrei Gromyko
United Nations General Assembly
Brown
New York
Financial Times of London
Russia
United States
Gerald Brooke
Brezhnev
Megalopolis Vision For One Unified State Police
George Bejan of Troy argues for a single, integrated megalopolis government spanning Rensselaer Albany Schenectady and Saratoga counties. He urges statewide control of water, air quality, and crime with five to fifteen giant cities, unified police fire sanitation and pollution centers, and shifts to electric transit.
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Troy
Brunswick
Rensselaer
Albany
Schenectady
Saratoga
America
George Bejjan
No Smoking letter from a teacher sparks teen respect
A Mechanicville reader defends teens against adult and teacher criticism of smoking on buses. The writer argues teens deserve equal respect, notes mothers smoke with infants, and urges all to show consideration. He asserts personal choice and old attitudes should not target teens, insisting cooperation over blame.
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the Record
Yell For Help Editor Appeals Over Cyclist Rules
A letter to the editor protests new state rules for motor cyclists. The writer opposes helmet mandates and mandatory reflective tape on helmets, questions item specifics, and mocks the commissioner of motor vehicles for approving gear. The piece argues rights and road safety balance.
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Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Riders Question Motorcycle Licenses And Safety Gear
A reader questions the wisdom of licensing rules for motorcycles and argues goggles may be hazardous. The writer boasts eight years of bike ownership without an accident and mocks road tests requiring inspectors and transport. The letter ends with a wary jab at authorities and a reference to the horseless carriage.
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Troy
Common Sense Editor Letter Critiques School Funding Beliefs
A Colonie reader signing as RESPONSIBLE MOTHER argues against paying children to attend school and questions school funding expectations. The letter praises a piece by Un paid, Satisfied, Youth for its practical view and criticizes parents teaching children to smoke, calling for parental responsibility and sensible school support.
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Colonie
Question Box Answers From The Ancient Exchange
A reader asks about water temperature and heat release as it boils, noting heat release at boil. Another asks Sheridan’s horse for a Winchester ride, and about primary wing feathers, noting about ten in most species. A third queries the first World Series date, citing October 1, 1903, with Boston and Pittsburgh teams finishing after nine games.
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Philip Sheridan
Winchester
Boston
Boston Americans
Pittsburgh Nationals
Boxton
Pittsburgh
Rowan Eyes Democracy Rumors and Cynicism in Washington
A column vignette captures cynicism around Bobby Baker allegations and government leaks. Observers debate whether legal cases will reach trial amid wiretap doubts, while ethics probes and political distrust persist.
The Doctor Talks About Heart Beat by Brandstadt M D
Dr Brandstadt explains galloping rhythms and skipped beats in plain terms. He notes galloping rhythms can signal valve disease or heart failure but may be insignificant and not a barrier to unrelated operations. He reassures about skipped beats and paroxysmal tachycardia, with lifestyle and medication tips and possible treatments. He also covers VA block prognosis and pacemaker options.
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