The Troy Record Staff and Pricing Details
The Troy Record profile lists Joan F. Roy as president with Alton T. Sliter Joseph J Lachapelle Walter J Benedett as officers. It details subscription rates for daily morning delivery, mail options in New York and Vermont counties, and outside counties, plus circulation figures and AP membership.
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Troy Record Co
Broadway
Troy
N. Y
Ashley
Alton T. Sliter
Joseph J
Lachapelle
Walter J
Benedett
Troy Record
Albany
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washington
New York State
Bennington County
Vermont
Bloodmobile Return Prompts Civic Duty In Troy
The Red Cross bloodmobile comes to First Baptist Church in Troy next Tuesday and Wednesday with donor drives from 1 to 7 p.m. Tuesday offers strong prospects with police firemen and county employees pledging to donate while Wednesday relies on walk-ins and calls. organizers urge 18 to 58 year olds to donate, stressing the need during vacation season and the risk of short blood supplies Albany not meeting needs. Call 271-8800 to join the donor list and help save lives.
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Red Cross
Troy
First Baptist Church
Albany
Troy Sign Campaign Aims to Break State Neglect
Assemblyman Neil W. Kelleher urges placing Troy on highway directional signs to counter long standing neglect of the eastern part of New York. He argues the state favors the west, with Albany and Schenectady repeatedly listed while Troy gets a lone marker or none. He says evident publicity along main routes could spark wider improvements and equity through legislative pressure.
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Hudson River
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticut
State Department of Public Works
Neil W. Kelleher
Troy
Albany
Schenectady
Pittsfield
Averill Park
Latham
The
Hudson
Kelleher
Unity Graced by Meeting of Pope Paul VI and Patriarch
A long awaited step toward Christian unity is seen in the public greeting between Pope Paul VI and Eastern Orthodox Patriarch Athenagoras. Their ongoing dialogue aims to heal a centuries old schism through mutual respect and shared faith, moving toward a single house of worship and understanding.
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Paul VI
Athenagoras
Christendom
Mount of Olives
Jerusalem
Leadership Clash Shapes Civil Rights Struggle Debate
The civil rights movement faces a split between moderate leaders Martin Luther King Jr. and colleagues advocating nonviolence and an activist wing led by figures like Stokely Carmichael and H. Rap Brown touting force. White response is urged to support peaceful progress or risk renewed violence and destruction.
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America
Stokley Carmichael
Havana
H. Rap Brown
Cambridge
Adam Clayton Powell
Martin Luther King, Jr
A. Philip Randolph
Roy Wilkins
Whitney M. Young
Carmichael
British Economies Sunset Over Empire
Raymond Moley argues the July 18 White Paper signals Britain’s phased drawdown of Far East forces and NATO contributions, shrinking Royal Navy power, and a shift of defense burdens to allies. He links this retrenchment to economic weakness and a fading imperial role, noting rising unemployment and doubts about postimperial prosperity.
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London Bridge
Whitehall
Kipling
Robert Blake
A. L. Rowse
Suez
John Churchill
Duke of Marlborough
Disraeli
Victoria
India
Winston
Far East
Malta
Hong Kong
NATO
Royal Navy
Europe
Southeast Asia
United States
U.S.S.R
Royal Air Force
United Kingdom
Tyre
Rome
Edward Gibbon
Britain
Wilson
Presidential election forecast in an unusual political year
A thoughtful column notes Johnson’s weak personal appeal despite war and loyal civil servants, while GOP candidates Nixon Rockefeller Romney Percy and Reagan each carry flaws. Reagan shows outside chance but faces conservative branding. Rockefeller’s recall, Johnson’s base, and Vietnam loom large as the 1969-70 landscape shifts.
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American Republic
Roosevelts
Coolidge
Boston
Bryan
Kennedy
Johnson
Nixon
Rockefeller
Romney
Michigan
Republican National Committee
Percy
Reagan
G.O.P
Vietnam
Question Box: Puerto Ricans and federal taxes
The column notes that Puerto Ricans in Puerto Rico do not pay federal taxes due to lack of voting representation in Congress. It also answers that salamanders can regenerate or regrow lost limbs and tails.
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Puerto Rico
Congress
The Doctor Talks About Use Of Drugs By W G Brandstadt MD
A reader asks about drugs taken after hospitalization for miner's asthma and general side effects. Dr Brandstadt explains meprobamate, tetracycline, brompheniramine, isoniazid and prednisone uses and warns side effects can cover many symptoms. He notes too much or multiple drugs can interfere and suggests reporting unpleasant effects.
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W. G. Brandstadt
M.D. Q
Police focus must rise in Negro ghettos not rhetoric
Washington Insight argues that police protection in Negro slums must improve to curb ghetto crime and hoodlum influence. It cites Crime Commission findings and surveys from Watts Washington Harlem and Cleveland, asserting lax enforcement by whites and the need for precinct saturation and stronger community policing to prevent riots and white flight.
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Detroit
Newark
Watts
President's Crime Commission
Crime Commission
Chicago
Denver
Cleveland
Federal Civil Rights Commission
Harlem
Cincinnati
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Troy City
Associated Press
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Ross Lewis
Milwaukee Journal
By Raymond Moley
Middle East
Aden
Persian Gulf
Singapore
Malasia
SEATO
Australia
New Zealand
By Dwight Marvin
Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Dr. Brandstadt
Washington Insight
By Joseph Kraft
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