The Troy Record Masthead and Publishing Details
The Troy Record is listed with editor and publisher names, contact info, price structure, and mailing routes. This entry catalogs staff, subscription rates, delivery areas in New York and Vermont counties, and Associated Press membership details. It notes publication frequency and circulation context from June 1967.
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Troy
Saratoga
Aahington
Troy City
New York State
Bennington County
Nerngent
Associated Fon
Warning to drive safely during Independence Day holidays
A public safety note urges cautious driving as Independence Day festivities extend into a longer weekend. It warns speeds over legal limits will cause needless deaths and cites New York’s May highway toll of 259, a record high for the month, to emphasize risk and the need for restraint on the roads.
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New York
Tax on bank deposits sparks constitutional debate
The State Constitutional Convention sparks outrage with a proposed tax on bank deposits, seen as a triple taxation attack on earnings and interest. Critics warn it harms thrift, savings for retirement and homes, urges cutting state spending to relieve the burden on average taxpayers.
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State Constitutional Convention
Committee On ‘Taxation
Hoover Commission
Smoking Crisis Reflected In Teenage Defiance
The piece argues smoking reaches historic highs despite health warnings and higher prices. It notes a nine billion increase in consumption in the last fiscal year, totaling sixty one billion since 1960, with teens driving the rise. It cites hypocrisy among parents, links to cancer and heart and tooth problems, and warns illness will appear too late for many.
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American Cancer Society
Medicare's First Year Seen Mixed but Generally Positive
President Johnson weighs Medicare's inaugural year as a success amid elderly praise and medical pushback. Over seven million of 19 million seniors used benefits totaling more than $3 billion, while delays and red tape caused hardship for some. Officials anticipate reduced payments delays and paperwork as the program adjusts.
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Johnson
Medicare
Urban Renewal and arterial plans face state road blocks
The Record notes confusion over urban renewal powers as arterial highway plans frustrate city progress. It cites mayors, Kennedy Towers, Troy Boys Club, and a state proposal to split the arterial, which was dropped after opposition. It warns of a vast interstate era eroding local control.
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Ford Motor Company
Urban Renewal Commission
Honolulu
Kennedy Towers
Troy Boys’ Club
State Highway Department
County Health
Central
New York Times
Question Box Quiz on Common Facts and Inquiries
A reader asks basics from science and history such as Nimbus for a rain cloud and Franklin’s bifocals, plus a note on Mexico D F and Henry Bergh. The remainder discusses Troy’s arterial plans, a school land purchase, and a call for a citizen coordinating committee to unite city decisions amid growing highway proposals.
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Benjamin Franklin
Mexico
Mexico City
Mexico, D.F
Distrito Federal
Federal District
Washington, D.C
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Henry Bergh
New York City
Congressional Quiz on the Indian Resources Development Act
A quiz from Congressional Quarterly covers the Indian Resources Development Act of 1967 and federal relations with American Indians. It tests BIA scope, reservation demographics, land trust rules, Commissioner Bennett, unemployment rates, Eisenhower era policy shifts, and act outlook with multiple choice answers.
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Congressional Quarterly
Johnson
Congress
Interior Department
Bureau of Indian Affairs
BIA
Public Health Service
National Council of Churches
Justice Department
Small Business Administration
United States
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
South Dakota
Alaska
Florida
Midwest
Robert L. Bennett
Interior Secretary
Moderates See GOP Split Over 1968 Nomination
Washington reports moderates in the Republican Party face growing disarray as they fear well financed conservatives may grab the 1968 presidential nomination. They see Romney faltering, Rockefeller as a weak saleable choice, and Nixon as a potential fallback with doubts about his broad support.
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Washington
California
Ronald Reagan
Pennsylvania
Willliam Scranton
Michi George Romney
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Romney
Michigan
Leonard Hall
Eisenhower
Don Ross
Nebraska
Sen
Thruston Morton
Kentucky
New Hampshire
Rockefeller
GOP
Morton
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
Charles Percy
Ilinois
Nixon
Regan
Reagan
Percy
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