The Troy Record Contact Details and Rates 1967
The Troy Record publishes from S01 Broadway Troy New York with editors Alton T Sliter John F Roy Joseph Lachapelle and Walyer J Benedett. Subscription rates list daily and mail options for various regions including Albany Rensselaer Saratoga and Vermont with prices for one year and shorter terms. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and notes a daily circulation average of 49 822 for June 1967.
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Critics oppose New York Central plan for Karner Road station
A letter urges the Public Service Commission to reject concentrating all regional passenger service at a single Karner Road Colonie station. It argues the plan would downgrade service for Troy Rensselaer County Albany Schenectady and inland communities, recommends study of Rensselaer options, and stresses PSC must consider all affected parties, not just the railroad.
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New York Central Railroad
Karner Road
Colonie
Public Service Commission
Union Station
Albany
New York Central
Troy
Rensselaer County
The
Hudson
Schenectady
PSC
Bureau of Railroads
George E. McHugh
Rensselaer
Yes, Teacher! Johnson’s Vietnam troop decision framed as classroom show
The White House staged a prowar press conference as a staged classroom scene with McNamara Wheeler and Westmoreland on a sofa. Johnson asserted troop needs, while generals remained silent on disagreement, portraying a public consensus that may mask differences.
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Vietnam
Johnson
White House
Southeast Asia
Leacher
Robert McNamara
Defense
Army
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
William C. Westroveland
Westmoreland
Wheeler
McNamara
Evolution of censorship in the Soviet literary world nears freedom
The piece notes growing signals that censorship may loosen in the Soviet Union. It argues that even if full lifting stalls, the mere possibility spurs liberty of expression and critique, reshaping the relationship between thinkers and party instruction. It links this to generational shifts away from revolutionary dogma and hopes for a future where free discussion resides within Soviet borders without coercive preaching.
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Soviet Union
Israel confronts Old City control risking peace talks
Opinion argues Israel should internationalize the Old City of Jerusalem to preserve its defense rights and broaden support for a peace settlement with Arabs. It warns unilateral control jeopardizes Jordanian trust and the chance for a durable Middle East stability, while maintaining key strategic imperatives.
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Israel
Old City
Jerusalem
Middle East
Jordan
Fusal
Gulf of Aqaba
Soviets Aid North Vietnam via Merchant Fleet
Raymond Moley argues Soviet merchant shipping supplies fuel Hanoi’s war effort. He cites a Washington lab report detailing 26 Soviet ships delivering cargo to Haiphong and Hanoi, including dry cargo carriers Nikolaev and Poltava, oil tankers of Kostroma class, and other equipment. He warns of strain on U S shipping and the need for reinforcements.
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Raymond Moley
Soviet Union
Middle East
Vietnam
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Applied Physics Laboratory
University of Washington At Seattle
Haiphong
North Vietnamese
Odessa
Nikolaev
Poltava
Southeast Asia
Free World
Indian Ocean
Military Sea Transportation Service
Navy
South Vietnam
United States
Pulse Of The People Letter Policy And Practice
The Pulse of The People states that only letters with name and address will be published and names may be withheld on request. The editor reserves the right to reject and shorten letters before publication.
Thoughts On Peace From A Young Reader In The Record
A letter by a ten year old reader from Troy argues that humans claim superior intellect yet wage wars. The writer urges banning nuclear weapons and extending peace to future generations, noting weapons destroy homes and threaten Earth.
Shortest US ocean crossing via straight line
The question box notes the Atlantic to Pacific distance is 2,152 miles, from near Charleston South Carolina to near San Diego California. It adds that Robert Ingersoll credited Thomas Paine with first using the phrase United States of America. It explains solar eclipses occur during a new moon when the moon is between Earth and Sun.
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United States
Ocean
Atlantic
Pacific
Charleston
S.C
San Diego
Calif
United States of America
Robert Ingersoll
Thomas Paine
Congressional Quiz on Legislative Reorganization Act History
Congressional Quarterly poses a multi question quiz about reform acts and committees. It tests knowledge of dates such as 1946 1950 and 1967 plus details on broadcasting open meetings and new ethics panels in Congress.
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Congressional Quarterly
Congress
Joint Committee On Legislative Reorganization
Senate Committee For Congressional Reorganization
Joint Committee On the Organization of the Congress
Senate
House
Senate Committee
House Committee
Appropriations Committee
Senate Select Standards and Conduct Committee
Joint Committee On Ethical Standards
House Committee On
Row an Eyes Democracy
Washington looks at Mississippi Delta poverty as Jet magazine highlights hunger and disease amid U.S. abundance. The piece argues for justice and food programs while recalling historic hardships and political rights battles, urging action to aid starving children and disinherited families.
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Washington
Mississippi Delta
America
Jet Magazine
Pompey Hooper
Bolivar County
Miss
Belzoni
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