Troy Record masthead and subscription rates notice
The Troy Record provides publisher details and a long subscription rate table for local and out of state mail. It lists offices at 01 Broadway Troy NY 12181 and notes Associated Press membership and circulation figures from June 1967.
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Air Tragedy at Hendersonville Calls for Safer Air Travel
Commentary on the Hendersonville crash that killed 82 people in a collision between a commercial airliner and a private plane. The piece urges stricter airport procedures, clearer stand positions for private planes, and uniform air traffic standards to prevent future tragedies and protect the growing number of private aircraft.
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Gun Control Backed by Newark Riots Evidence
The Newark riots are cited as evidence for federal gun control. The piece notes New Jersey laws exist but cross-border sales undermine them, with many rioters having prior records and bullets traced to non police weapons. It argues a blanket federal law would ease enforcement and curb violent misuse. It criticizes opponents and frames hunters as not the issue.
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UAW layoff pay plan labeled preposterous and damaging
The text opposes Walter Reuther's layoff pay proposal calling it an unworkable, inflationary threat that would stall productivity, raise car prices, and erode middle income wages by guaranteeing pay during layoffs. It warns of boosted foreign competition and a weakened incentive to work, risking a welfare-state dynamic.
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Time Bomb in Middle East Arms Debate Fuels Crisis
Opinion warns that renewed US arms shipments to the Middle East risk reigniting a global conflict. It criticizes UN diplomacy and calls for major powers to curb arms races to avoid a confrontation echoing the June crisis and possible world war.
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United Nations
United States
Rusk
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Action and delays in Troy housing and city plans
In a letter to The Record Frederick W. Vogell argues for faster city development in Troy, urging broader, simultaneous progress on the Mall, State University Campus, and new Negro housing in Arbor Hill. He criticizes delays by leaders, supports the City Manager system, and suggests Cohoes parking and cross-town shopping optimizations to boost the main district.
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Bus Wait Editor Bus parking rules spark Cohoes gripe
Shoppers face severe winter wait for buses under new Cohoes rules. The Record notes Albany bus removal from business district due to congestion. New restrictions ban parking anytime on Remsen Street from Ontario to Columbia and on White Street from Remsen to Congress, allowing only pickup and drop off.
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Question Box: meanings and facts from a newspaper column
The excerpt explains Viet Cong as Vietnamese Communist and traces etymology, notes that the Constitution requires a national census every ten years, and states that average daily oxygen use is about two pounds sourced from the atmosphere.
Words Wit And Wisdom Ricochet Words In A Humorous Column
A Manchester attorney Winthrop Wadleigh cherishes ricochet words like hugger mugger and itsy bitsy While Orville Howe of Tecumseh Nebraska clains pay day is essential The column also recalls a teacher’s note about sample versus example and ends with a dentist tombstone pun
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Winthrop Wadleigh
Orville Howe
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Washington Insight on summer unrest and rail crisis
Joseph Kraft weighs the 1960s strike era tensions from Vietnam to Newark and rail disputes. He outlines the roles of P. L. Siemiller, railway management, and government, arguing the crisis stems from complex, discrete contingencies rather than a broken system. The piece urges restraint and stoic calm as modern heroism.
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Vietnam
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Mississippi
P. L. Siemiller
International Machinists
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Doctor Discusses Prickly Heat Causes And Relief
Dr Brandstadt explains prickly heat from blocked sweat pores and heat. Exposure to hot humid weather worsens it, with relief from air conditioning, cool showers, and light clothing. Avoid fat solvents and greasy skin products. use sparing soap with hexachlorophene and minimal bath powders.
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