Subscription terms and newspaper staff listing
The document presents subscription rates for various durations and delivery methods including in Albany Rensselaer Saratogas and Washington counties with different postal routes. It lists officers John F. Roy president Walter J. Kane view president and treasurer Frank L. York chairman Alton T. Slster vice president Joseph J. Lachapelle secretary and assistant treasurer. It notes Associated Press rights and circulation statements with values for daily averages and audit bureau member.
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Alton ‘T. Slster
Joseph J. Lachapelle
Albany
Rensselaer Saratogs
Washington
Troy City
New York State
Bennington County
Associated Vermont
Siz Apy
Associated Press
Shore Counties
Audit Bureau of
Johnson signals busy year after State of the Union
The State of the Union message underscores a busy year ahead as President Johnson outlines a broad Great Society program and hints at international travel. He signals a strong mandate from a large congressional majority and pushes for prompt anti-recession actions without standby powers while pledging personal leadership on foreign affairs and domestic reform.
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Johnson
State of the Union
Congress
Great Society
Tripso
Europe
Latin America
Viet Nam
Kennedy
Legislative Branch
Firearms Crackdown Support Stressed by Senator Dodd
A Connecticut senator pushes new gun sale controls citing past defeats and Kennedy era proposals. He urges a national background check including age, health, drug use, and police records for all prospective firearm buyers, with data shared with local authorities to weed out dangerous buyers.
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Thomas J. Dodd
Connecticut
Congress
Kennedy
Dodd
Welfare strike harms welfare recipients in New York
The piece condemns the welfare workers strike as illegal and cruel to 455,000 welfare recipients. It argues union leadership drives the action, urges mediation, and calls for Mayor Wagner to exercise firmness to enforce court orders and law, warning of widespread hardship and lenient punishment for strikers.
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New York
Wagner
Democrats Punish Two Southern Congressmen and Rework Committees
The 89th Congress faces liberal moves as Democrats discipline Mississippi's John Bell Williams and South Carolina's Albert Watson for backing Goldwater. The party trims the power of the Rules Committee, empowers the Speaker to promote floor votes, and redraws key committee rosters to widen Democratic control in Ways and Means and Appropriations.
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Congress
Senator Goldwater
Mississippi
John Bell Williams
South Carolina
Albert Watson
Goldwater
Williams
Watson
Willams
House Rules Committee
Rules Committee
House
Vital Ways and Means
Appropriations
Pulse Of The People Editor The Record
A reader letter argues that mothers may permit teenage daughters to smoke, claiming smoking is harmless and connected to churchgoing life. The writer contends no proof links smoking to death or moral decay and questions anti smoking concerns for young girls.
Misery May Be Leaven To Progress In 1964
A reflective piece argues that 1964’s miseries and fears from Congo and South Vietnam, nuclear anxieties, and Cold War tyranny could spur progress in 1965. It links human resilience, the fight for freedom, and the future's defiance of Nero era power to a broader aspiration for peace and liberty.
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Congo
Paul Carlson
South
Viet Nam
Hitherland
Nero
Cato
Rome
Troika
Khrushchev
Kosygin
Brezhnev
Cuba
Geneva
Switzerland
Hove
A Thought For Today On Bill Bradley Choosing Education Over Pro Sports
A columnist reflects on Bill Bradley Princeton basketball star turning down big pro offers after college. Bradley plans Rhodes scholarship at Oxford then return to seek a job rather than pursue a professional sports career. The piece weighs athletic longevity versus longer careers in other fields and questions long-term financial planning for athletes while praising such prudent restraint.
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Bill Bradley
Princeton
Bill
Oxford
United States
Supreme Court
Bradleys
National Whirligig By Andrew Tully
Column argues Republican leaders Barry Goldwater and Dean Burch ignore democratic realities, urging negotiation with history. It contrasts British aristocracy, French revolution, and U.S. founders, warning that radical stances risk eroding party unity and electoral support.
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Andrew Tully
Washington
Dean Burch
Chicago
Burch
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Barry
England
Great Britain
Britain
France
United States
Jefferson
Madison
Teddy Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin Roosevelt
Nelson Rockefellers
Bill Scrantons
Queen Victoria
Coldwater
Balderdash
Barry Coldwater
Lyndon Johnson
Diet Advice For Arthritis From Medical Writer
In a pamphlet on diet and arthritis Gaynor Maddox argues no specific diet cures arthritis but a balanced plan helps. The guide recommends milk, meat, fish, eggs, vegetables, fruit, and limiting overweight while keeping nutrition. It notes pamphlets from the Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation and urges doctor guidance.
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Gaynor Maddox
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Arthritis and
Perthes
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John F. Roy
Walter J. Kane
Frank L. York
Aree
eRice We
NEA
Waterford
Mao ‘T'se-Lung
By Dwight Marvin
W. G. Brandstadt
M.D
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