The Troy Record Publisher and Rate Card Summary
John F. Roy presides over The Troy Record as an independent morning paper. The notice lists executives Alton Sliver Joseph Lachapelle Walter Benedett and details subscription rates for local, out of state, and mail editions, plus circulation figures for June 1967 and Associated Press and Audit Bureau memberships.
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Albany
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washington
New York State
Bennington County
Vermont
Troy City
Associated Press
Il AP
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Carl Sandburg remembered as enduring voice of hope
A historical reminiscence recalls Carl Sandburg’s resilience and optimism during hard times. It quotes his belief that strong men will always be coming, from speeches, poems, and his long life spanning nearly a century.
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Carl Sandburg
Washington
Congress
We Need Men Not Minds We Speak For The Masses
A historically framed argument warns against genetic enhancement creating a separate elite. It questions who remains average and who reads or acts if genius is bred, urging caution about moral, ethical, and societal consequences and the loss of middle class grounding.
Voice Of Reason Praises Dr. Dorothy Brown In Civil Rights Debate
A column urges nonviolence in civil rights struggle and lauds Dr. Dorothy Brown as a model leader. It highlights her rise from orphaned beginnings to surgeon and Tennessee legislator, urging followers to seek legal processes and voting over rioting.
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Stokley Carmichaels
Newark
Detroit
Troy
Dorothy Brown
Dr. Brown
Tennessee
Birmingham
Puerto Rico votes to retain commonwealth status
Puerto Rico remains a U S commonwealth by an overwhelming vote, securing autonomous governance with U S citizenship and shared market while the United States handles defense and foreign policy. The island enjoys tax exemptions and strong growth, with Barron’s noting 9 to 10 percent annual expansion and Chase predicting incomes surpassing 2000 dollars by 1977.
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Puerto Rico
United States
U.S
Barron’s Magazine
Wall Street
Chase Manhattan Bank
Congress
Russian Influence Soft Pedaled In U S
Henry J. Taylor argues that U S concerns over Soviet influence are downplayed, citing Khrushchev and Gromyko remarks. He warns that Soviet tactics aim to undermine American stability, provoke domestic strife, and promote overspending, while urging tighter attention to law and order and national security.
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Johnson
Glassboro
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Richard M. Nixon
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Khrushchev
U.S
Nixon
Kennedy
Vienna
United States
Grover Cleveland
Soviet Union
America
Hime
Andrei Gromyko
Lenin
Meaning of the name Helga and other trivia
A Q and A piece covering Helga as a Norse name meaning holy, Puerto Rico’s nonvoting resident commissioner in Congress, Churchill’s honorary US citizenship on April 9 1963, Canada’s bilingual official language status, the historic term Spanish Main referring to the Caribbean, Mars satellite Phobos’s rapid orbit, and a rule of thumb equating 1 inch of rain to about 10 inches of snow.
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Helga
Puerto Rico
U.S. House of Representatives
Washington
House of Representatives
Sir Winston Churchill
United States
Congress
Canada
Caribbean Sea
Mars
Solar System
Words Wit And Wisdom Dear Mr Morris Letter Column
A reader debates correct usage with Mr Morris on prepositions and verb steepness and cites examples from advertising and diction. Rationale for like as a preposition is explained. A query about fictional character dictionaries notes Pickwick Hamlet and a new source listing 20000 names.
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Mr. Morris
J. P. Haynes
Dumfress
Va. A
Madison Avenue
Ann Gardner
Washington
Boston
Mass
William Freeman
Rowan Eyes Democracy
Washington observers say the Johnson administration is unlikely to shift policy to court the under 35 vote in 1968. Polls show the young vote is less pivotal than expected, with many young adults voting less due to excuses and mixed views on Vietnam and civil rights. Florida’s 1968 analysis found older voters dominate turnout, suggesting Democratic efforts to boost registration before 1968.
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Washington
Vietnam
Florida
Humphrey
Coffee and Heart Effects Medicine Column
Dr Brandstadt answers reader questions on coffee impact on the heart and sleep. Moderate use seldom harms the heart, but excessive consumption may trigger irregular rhythms and long term risk to coronary disease. He also notes caffeine can affect sleep and headaches when skipped and recommends moderation.
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W. G. Brandstadt
M.D
Wayne
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John F. Roy
Alton 'T. Sliver
Troy Record Co
Broadway
N. Y
Ashley
Reason
Henry J. Taylor
Whitey
Charley
William Morris
ZJ. C. Rively
Camp Hill
Rowan
By Carl T. Rowan
Gallup
LBJ
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