The Troy Record Staff and Associated Press Credits
A fragment from The Troy Record lists staff positions and roles with names including John F Roy Alton T Sliter and Joseph J Lachapelle and Walter J Benedett plus notes on association with The Associated Press and circulation figures for January 1967 of 51,008.
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John F. F. Roy Alton T. Sliter
Joseph J
Lachapelle
Walter J
Benedett
Troy
State
Benningles
Atx
Associated Ihe
Associated Press
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Audit Bureau of Cuve
The 25th Amendment Strengthens Presidential Continuity
The 25th Amendment, now part of the Constitution with 38 states approval, improves succession and disability rules. It lets the President fill a vacancy with Congress approval and outlines how power shifts if the President is disabled. A two-thirds Congress vote can challenge power transfers, but stability remains likely in our open, two-party system.
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Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
House
McCormack
Senate
Hayden
White House
Congress
Colorful Raincoats Challenge Classic British Style
Fashion notes signal a shift in menswear as pink, blue, and gold raincoats appear alongside traditional tan toppers. The Menswear Association of Britain awards an Oscar to the firm breaking color barriers, while Charles Ling defends the sober line will coexist with the new hues.
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Menswear Association of Britain
Charles Ling
Latin American move on nuclear ban treaty praised as landmark
UN secretary general calls the 21 nation Latin American accord a landmark while the five major powers with territorial claims withhold approval. The pact bans nuclear armaments and aims to ensure peaceful use, highlighting moral concerns over potential nuclear destruction and the need for international control.
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U.N
U Thant
Mexico City
Latin America
United States
Soviet Union
China
Ain
France
U.S
Britain
Netherlands
Mob Rule Over California Tuition Fights Prompts Fearful Warning
A tense display at the California state capital features thousands of students shouting to pressure Governor Reagan over tuition reform. The piece warns that while the issue has merit on both sides, mass shouting and threats threaten lawful resolution and could lead to violence, promoting anarchy over discourse. Reagan is praised for candor and resolve in pursuing economy and education reform.
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Reagan
California
Why casualty means serious harm not casual
Dear Mr Moris explains that casualty comes from French cagualite via Latin casus and denotes a serious accident, while casual derives from Spanish casuel and means accidental or informal. A reader asks about judgement spelling. answer notes both judgement and judgment are accepted in major dictionaries, with judgement more common in Britain and judgment in the US.
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Mr. Moris
Sandra Sturgeon
Sumner
Wash
Mr. Morris
Teaneck
N.J
Funk & Wagnalls
Meriam-Webster
Pulse Of The People Letter Policy Notes
The Pulse of The People will publish letters bearing the writer's name and address but may withhold the name upon request. The editor reserves the right to reject letters and shorten them for publication.
Hopeful Bus Driver Sees Discipline Need From Parents
East Greenbush reader Hopeful Bus Driver argues that bus discipline requires parental and teacher cooperation. He recalls a teacher seeking reimbursement for a damaged windshield after a pupil’s ice toss, notes smoking rules, and praises a strict director who kept tours orderly.
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New York State
Public Service Commission
New York
Canada
History Quiz Answers From An Old Column
The reader asked about Handel’s Messiah taking 23 days to compose without interruption. The Postmaster General stands apart by a four year expiry and term tied to the president. Caroline Scott Harrison was the first president general of the DAR. A new rank of sergeant major serves as the Pentagon liaison for enlisted personnel. The 1731 Boston location is noted. The question ends with which state was last to legalize liquor sales.
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George Frederick Handel
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Caroline Scott Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
United States Army
Pentagon
Boston
Mass
Doctor Talks About Double Vision and Eye Conditions
The doctor explains double vision mainly stems from paralysis of an eyeball muscle, with heavy blows risking skull fracture. He discusses macular degeneration as retina damage from injury or age, lacking cure. Blood in urine points to bladder disease. cystoscopy is advised. Albumin in urine has various causes, including nephritis and orthostatic variants, with diet and salt considerations. Benulfold aids drug absorption and acne treatment. it may irritate sensitive skin.
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W. G. Brandstadt
M.D
Benaulfold
Rowdan Eyes Democracy and Vietnam Corruption Probes
A Washington column argues Congress must probe corruption in Vietnam aid. It notes at least 31 million dollars in U S assistance allegedly stolen or diverted to communists, along with profiteering by some suppliers and drug costs, while cautioning against politicized isues.
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Washington
Congress
Vietnam
U. S
Uncle Sam
Pentagon
U.S
Saigon
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Troy Record
Broadway
Ashley
England
Valentine
William. Morris
Fobichig
East Greenbush
Wayne
G. Brandstadt
M.D. Sp
Dr. Brandstadt
By Carl T. Rowan
Epi
Agency For International Development (Aid
Rutherford Ponts
AID
Southeast Asia
Johnson
ADC
National Security Council
PiXies
By Wohl
Shmarents
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