The Troy Record masthead and office details
The Troy Record announces publication details including address 501 Broadway Troy NY 12181 phone, pricing by mail and carrier, and staff roles. It lists rates for subscriptions by year, by month, and by week, plus a note on foreign and out of area charges and Associated Press affiliation.
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Troy Record Co
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Troy
N. Y
Ashley
F. Roy Alton
Sliver
Joseph J
Lachapelle
Walter’ J
Benedett
Troy Record
Albany
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washington
New York State
Bennington County
Troy City
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Associated Press
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Time For Action To Combat Snyders Lake Water Pollution
Residents urge immediate measures to end water pollution at Snyders Lake amid rising contamination of wells and lake water. They cite inaction by town boards and county health officials and call for state or federal help, noting proximity to Hudon River restoration efforts and the lake’s scenic yet crowded area.
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Snyders Lake
Burden Lake
Harvest of Hallway Hesitation Clouds Rail Strike Pact
The disruption from a nationwide railroad strike exposes House vacillation over a Senate approved measure. The White House proposes extended collective bargaining with mediation to finality. labor opposes compulsory arbitration. The strike harms defense logistics, including ammunition and jet fuel, with 40 percent of Defense Department freight railbound. Senators like Javits oppose emergency labor legislation, seeking longer term fixes. Wirtz and Boyd condemn collective bargaining as failing democracy in a joint April statement.
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Alan
Boyd
House of Representatives
House
White House
Vietnam
Defense Department
Javits
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Congress
Radial Tires deserve broader adoption in America
The editorial urges the American tire industry to embrace radial tires, noting Europe’s safety gains and mileage advantages. It condemns hesitancy to adopt proven innovations such as four wheel brakes and disc brakes, and argues federal pressure has only recently spurred quality standards.
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Europe
United States
Echo of 1960 shapes 1968 race over nuclear gaps
An American Security Council report warns that if the United States and the Soviet Union press current strategic plans, a massive megatonnage gap could emerge by 1971. It cites estimates of Soviet delivery capacity from 30 000 to 50 000 megatons versus US 6 000 to 15 000, while Defense critics stress factors beyond sheer tonnage. Campaign 1968 likely fixates on nuclear balance and strategy debates amid partisan critique.
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American Security Council
Johnson
Soviet Union
Council
House Armed Services Committee
United States
Defense Department
More Taxes Never Enough In The World
A critical view attacks President Johnson for proposing tax increases to balance the budget. It denounces continued U.S. involvement in Vietnam and Congo, questions Defense Secretary McNamara’s authority, and argues taxes merely fund ongoing spending while welfare and Social Security programs falter. It calls for rejecting tax raises and demanding fiscal restraint to restore democracy and solvency.
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Johnson
Southeast Asia
Vietnam
Korea
Defense Department
Mr. Johnson
Congo
America
101St Brigade
McNamara
Congress
Joint Committee On
House
White House
Goliath
Fiery word origins and name pronunciations explained
Dear Mr Morris answers two questions about language origins. A reader asks about the dialect term fiesty derived from fice, a small dog, and another wonders how Martinez is pronounced, with guidance on Latin Spanish and Castilian pronunciations and a note about potential ancestry.
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Mr. Morris
Thomas H. Rice
Washington, D.C
Wentworth
East Tennessee
H. E. American
Cowper
Morris
Martines
Martee-nez
Pittsburg
Mars M-Ez
Wayne Lyons
Burgettstown
Mets
Mr. Martinez
Mar-teenez
Martee-nayth
Question Box on Presidential Term Limit
The reader asks about the statutory limit for serving as U S President and is told it is ten years per the 22nd Amendment. Another query references the Bank of England’s nickname the Late Old Lady of Threadneedle Street.
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United States
Bank of England
Threadneedle Street
Doctor Talks About Ringworm and Other Ailments
Dr. W. G. Brandstadt addresses candidiasis ringworm and fungal infections noting environment spread and moist skin sites. Treatments include nystatin, with moniliasis as a lung-like tuberculosis mimic. He discusses circulatory issues, static electricity, biliary and venous stasis, and Doviden side effects including possible dependence. readers invited to send questions for future columns.
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W. G. Brandstadt
M.D. Q
Wayne G. Brandstad
M.D
Brandstadt
Rowan Eyes Democracy on OEO Fight in Congress
In Washington Republicans and Southern Democrats push to abolish the Office of Economic Opportunity. They seek to rework its programs into other agencies while defending the Great Society goals amid strong opposition from supporters who warn of harming the poor and minority groups. President Johnson defends OEO with a public relations push, highlighting Head Start Upward Bound and other anti poverty efforts as essential. Some moderate Republicans acknowledge political risk and seek alternatives as the debate intensifies ahead of 1968 elections.
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Washington
U. S
Congress
America
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
Johnson
Sargent Shriver
UFO
South
Great Society
Charles Goodell
New York
Albert Quie
Minnesota
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