The Troy Record Subscription Rates and Details
The Troy Record lists subscription terms for local and out of area delivery, including daily and Sunday options, different rates by region, and advance payment requirements. It notes Associated Press membership and reports a June 1967 daily circulation figure of 49,822.
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Troy
Albany
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washington
New York State
Bennington County
Vermont
We Have Doubts About Rockwell Kent Gift
The article questions Rockwell Kent's donation of ten thousand dollars for the Lenin Peace Prize, arguing the gesture serves his rebel image and public spotlight more than genuine charity. It cites his long critique of U S policies and accuses him of using wealth and fame to attack American motives while excusing communist actions.
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Rockwell Kent
Vietnam
Liberation Front
Mr. Kent
Kent
United States
Washington
It Grows Late On Highway Safety Crisis
A National Safety Council warning laments rising holiday traffic deaths as record losses and 1 000 holiday fatalities, urging public support for safety laws, enforcement, licensing reforms, better roads, and implied consent drunk driving tests. It cautions that time is running out to make highways safer.
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National Safety Council
Romney Nixon Primary Drama in New Hampshire
The article argues Romney and Nixon will appear on the New Hampshire GOP primary ballot as a staged yet pivotal move. It suggests Romney aims to capitalize on momentum, while Nixon seeks to shed the "loser" label from 1960. New Hampshire outcomes are seen as a small but meaningful early test shaping Midwest battles to come.
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New Hampshire
George Romney
Richard Nixon
Romney
Nixon
New England
White House
There’s Always A Price For Cheating On Regents Tests
A 16 year old Flushing High student challenged a ruling that she cheated on a Regents exam. The court said she deserved counsel at a hearing and a simple admission of guilt was insufficient. Punishments include a zero, ban from further Regents tests and scholarships, and possible misdemeanor prosecution. The piece argues cheating is morally wrong and costly, aiming to deter others by highlighting penalties and the effort to master material.
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Flushing High School
Flushing
Troy Urban Renewal Advisory Need Urged by Letter
The June 30 Troy Record letter from R D M urges a Citizen Advisory Committee for Troy Urban Renewal and arterial site decisions. It cites HUD rules, cites local plans from 1962 to 1966, and calls for broader public participation and scrutiny of zoning and district blight issues.
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the Record
R.D.M
Troy Record
Troy Urban Renewal Agency
Troy
Germania Hall
Lansingburgh
City of
A.D.M
HUD
D.R.M
Ruddy
Troy Board of Education
Boston
Hicks
Lee’s
New Haven
Benjamin M. Romp
Junior League of Troy highlights a long volunteer tradition
The Junior League of Troy has operated for 38 years as a volunteer group promoting community interests. Through its Community Trust Fund it has provided more than $100,000 in financial aid to support local initiatives.
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Junior League of Troy
Junior League
A Thought For Today by Dwight Marvin
A compact reflection on simple living inspired by Old King Cole. The piece contrasts modern distractions with straightforward pleasures like music good food and tobacco, urging a return to a humble cheerful life.
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Dwight Marvin
Old King Cole
King Cole
Fishing Hazards Warns and Safety Tips
Dr. W. G. Brandstadt offers safety guidance on fishing hazards based on National Safety Council findings. Advice covers boat balance, standing in a small craft, landing fish while seated, careful casting, moving a motor, starting a motor, lighting at dusk, refueling, and abstaining from alcohol until ashore. Emphasizes keeping light, avoiding falls, and using cutters and a club to handle large fish.
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W. G. Brandstadt
M.D
National Safety Council
Washington tax debate shapes up for 1968 rise
Washington insiders argue a tax increase hinges more on politics than economics as high indicators strain the system. The administration weighs proposals amid Vietnam war pressures, budget deficits, and an election year climate, with a May to July push anticipated after the July 4 recess.
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Washington
Congress
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
Defense Sec
Robert McNamara
Commerce Department
Saigon
Vietnam
McNamara
Eisenhower
Johnson
Question Box on calendars in the Soviet Union
In 1918 the Russian government adopted the Gregorian calendar while the Russian Orthodox Church still used the Julian calendar. This reflects the mixed calendar system within Soviet society and religious practice.
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Soviet‘ Union
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