The Troy Record Alton Editor and Publisher Details
Fragmentary text describes The Troy Record Alton editor and publisher Sliter, with references to advances, rates, and postal charges. Mentions Association of the Press and AP dispatches, indicating a period newspaper with local and foreign content, but specifics are obscured by damaged OCR.
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Troy Record
Alton T “Sliter
Troy
AP News
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Curbing Crime News Debate on Pretrial Press Impact
The ANPA study argues neither press nor legal profession can bargain away the public right to a free press and knowledge. Courts should not control reporting before or during trials. debate centers on whether pretrial coverage actually affects case outcomes and how curbs may mislead the public.
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
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Bar Association
New York City Bar Association
ANPA
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American Bar Association
Man of Adventure and the Campbell Legacy
A compact tribute to Donald Campbell praising daring, speed, and pursuit of record breaking. It argues that risks taken by adventurers drive scientific progress, safer travel, and future achievement, even as some question the value of such dangers. The piece links personal sacrifice to social gains and forward progress.
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Donald Campbell
Campbell
Auto safety rule delay prompts pact between Detroit and Washington
The manufacturers warn that some federally required safety features for 1968 models cannot be implemented in time due to retooling bottlenecks. Both sides agree on the safety goal, and lawmakers and carmakers expect negotiations to bridge production schedules with Washington's mandate.
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Washington
Detroit
Alcoholism Seen As Key Mental Health Problem
A Stanford study found alcoholism a central mental health issue affecting families and society. It spans nine western states and suggests root causes in psychological, social, and vocational life, with 22 percent of first mental hospital admissions alcohol related.
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Stanford University
West Coast
Stanford
Snow removal woes prompt taxpayer letter to editor
A Troy resident vents about infrequent snow plows on House Avenue near Ninth Street, noting blocked hills and unusable roads. They complain garbage trucks missed pickups during holidays and seek extended city tax office hours to ease payments for working families.
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Cycle Safety Editor The Record Letter From Earl Pfannebecker
The Northwest BMW Club responds to the Cycle Safely editorial, arguing cyclists are not a wind blown fraternity and urging fairer public portrayal. They note safe riding by mature cyclists and business executives, and express concern about legislative action and insurance rates affecting cycling hobbyists.
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BMW Club
Mia Safety
Earl
P. Pfannebecker
Latham
Suggestion for snow plan to ease street parking issue
A reader proposes converting Eighth Street from Congress to Middleburgh and Middleburgh to Ninth Street and Federal Street into one way during snow emergencies. The aim is to reduce car congestion and prevent stuck vehicles on narrow historic streets. The plan would be used only in heavy snow conditions.
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Eighth Street
Ninth Street
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Middleburgh Streets
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Federal Street
Corliss Park residents demand street plow relief
Corliss Park Extension residents report repeated snow delays and unsafe conditions on a single uphill street with a blind curve. They say main streets are plowed first, leaving this steep access road unusable for four days, risking fire and medical emergencies. They demand action before spring thaw.
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Corliss Park
Tax collections hours announced for the public
The Dee Record notes tax collections begin January 3 with the collection office open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mondays through Fridays. Many workers seek evening access, from 5 p.m. or later, to handle taxes after their jobs.
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Repetition and Renewal in Daily Life and Music
A reflection on how repetition dulls the senses yet can renew wonder when the core ideas are reimagined. The author notes Beethoven’s motifs gaining vigor through variation, suggesting daily tasks similarly evolve when improved and reworked, preserving the first thrill yet avoiding boredom.
Political reflections on Lyndon Johnson and 1968 options
A fragmentary editorial voice compares Lyndon Johnson with Harry Truman, discusses potential Republican opponents, and muses on the Kennedy era’s influence. It weighs war policies, party dynamics, and historical parallels while urging a fair assessment for Johnson if reelected.
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Dick Nixon
Dearings
Lyndon ‘Tobiaso
Lyndon
Tom’ Dewey
Lyndon Johnson
Hay ‘Trimian
Eleanor Roosevelt
Harry
Paris
Congress
Tory Dewey
Henry Truman
Tom Dewey
Henry Wallace
Strom Thurmond
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Harry Truman
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Main Street
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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George Washington
John F. Kennedy
Doctor Talks About Bland Diet
Bland diet and medical therapy for duodenal ulcers are discussed by Dr. Brandstadt. Heredity, stress, and lifestyle factors such as coffee and tobacco influence risk. aluminum hydroxide antacids and careful management aid healing. surgery is an option if medical treatment fails.
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Manuel
Jong
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