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The Troy Record publishes daily except Sunday from 801 Broadway Troy NY 12181 with staff including John F Roy Alton T Sliter Joseph J Lachapelle Walter J Benedett and Praatdent. Subscription terms list prices for in county state and foreign mail with rates for one year six months and three months. The Associated Press holds exclusive local news publication rights and circulation is around 49 822 for morning and evening editions.
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Blood Bank drive gains ground in Troy area
The Red Cross Blood Bank project aims to serve local hospitals and the Northeastern New York region. Rensselaer County hopes to collect 5 000 pints by July end and 40 000 pints across the area this year, with initial drives in Troy and Cohoes producing 226 pints over two days.
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Troy Area
Red Cross
New York
Rensselaer County
Troy
Cohoes
Wrong Counting House On Vietnam War Costs
The piece critiques Defense Secretary McNamara cost cutting in dollar terms while Americans count human costs in Vietnam. It notes $914 million saved in the last year and $1.5 billion projected through 1969, with $14 billion saved in five years ending 1966, while warning of rising American casualties and the likely request for more divisions by mid-1968. It contrasts financial savings with the heavy human burden and uncertain policy effectiveness.
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Defense
McNamara
Vietnam
Ninth Marine
Demilitarized Zone
Washington
Westmoreland
Is there enough safety in private aviation
The article notes a rapid rise in private airplane use and a disturbing spike in local accidents. It argues growth is inevitable and praises aviation’s value, but questions whether current safety controls are sufficient and whether regulators could do more to reduce the death toll while urging pilots to use common sense.
Why Not Foreigners Debate On U S Vietnam Criticism
An Independence Day fury at foreign insults prompts a reflection on American policy in Vietnam. The piece cites Martin Luther King Jr, Senator Morse, and international reactions from London, Florence, Bologna, Stockholm, and Paris while noting Bertrand Russell and de Gaulle. It recalls wartime memory of Allied bombing and calls for balance in judgment.
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United States
Vietnam
Europe
Martin Luther King
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
South Vietnam
London
Committee of 100
Grosvenor Square
U.S
Genocide Square
Ho Chi Minh
Mao Tse-tung
Florence
Viareggio
Bologna
Johnson
Stockholm
Bertrand Russell
Britain
Charles de Gaulle
Lord Russell
Soviet Union
RAF
Hamburg
Reagan Backers Urged to Reflect Before Nomination
A columnist urges Reagan backers to pause and reflect on the difference between winning a nomination and winning an election. He warns that 1968’s campaign will demand concrete responses to foreign and domestic issues, not mere philosophy, with the November vote final.
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Omaha
Ronald Reagan
Barry Goldwater
Reagan
California
James A. Garfield
John Sherman
Republic
Clarifying NBC and CBS Harassment Pronunciations
A reader asks about stress patterns in harassment and notes both pronunciations are accepted. The column then discusses Geronimo yells by paratroopers with a reader offering a story from Ft. Benning 1940 about a Geronimo exclamation during jumps. It invites readers to identify the film and star.
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Mr. Morris
NBC
CBS
Huntley
Cronkite
Sea of Japan
Maj
F. C. Lang
USAF
Washington, D.C. A
Chet
Walter
Geronimo
Washington
50St Parachute
Ft. Benning
Post Theater
Geronimos
Wolst
101St Airborne
Randolph Scott
Boundary settled by Webster Ashburton Treaty of 1842
The Webster Ashburton Treaty resolved the Maine Canada boundary dispute with Great Britain. The Palm Sunday palm chiefly comes from the cabbage palm and low palmettos in Florida. James Monroe was the first U.S. senator to become president. Palmetto trees sparsely grow in Palestine today. The thousand legged worm of tropical America produces prussic acid in its body to capture prey.
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Great Britain
Maine
Canada
Florida
U.S
James Monroe
Palestine
America
Congressional Quiz on Viet Nam Dissent Questions
This CQ quiz tests knowledge of dissent from Vietnam policy, asking about May poll figures on total victory, Bond case amendments, crimes against peace, conscientious objectors, legal war status, draft law direction, and broad member views, with multiple choice answers and a key.
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Congressional
Viet Nam
Louis Harris
Vietnam
Julian Bond
Georgia House of Representatives
U.S
Nuremberg
U.N. Troubles Deepen As War Highlights Flaws
In a bold critique, Rowan argues the United Nations faces collapse not from irrelevance but from Western scorn, Soviet manipulation, and the inability to craft a binding resolution on Israeli withdrawal. He warns that U Thant’s removal of UNEF and vetoes threaten the U.N. more than any one war.
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United Nations
N.Y
Carlos Romulo
Philippines
Iia Collier's
U.N
Collier's
Kashmir
Congo
Collier
Soviet Union
General Assembly
Egypt
Syria
Jordan
Finland
Oder-Neisse Line
U.S
Okinawa
Pacific
India
Pakistan
Gashkent
Israel
Jerusalem
Sinai
Suez Canal
Lebanon
Security Council
U Thant
Sinai Desert
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Dean Rusk
George Brown
UNEF
Russia
Calier’s
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