The Troy Record Publisher and Staff Listing
The Troy Record announces staff and editorial leadership with editor Alton T. Sliter and publisher as part of a standard introduction. The notice includes subscription terms, delivery areas, and postal charges, plus a note on Associated Press affiliation and circulation figures for May 1967.
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Troy Record
Alton T. Sliter
F. F. Roy Alton T. Slite
Joseph J. Lachapelle
Walter J. Benedett
Albany
Rantaclaer
Ean
Poe
Iroy City
New York
Bennington County
Assocla
Vermont
Associated Press
AP News
Face-to-face peace talks urged for Israel Arab crisis
A columnist argues that a lasting Middle East peace requires direct negotiations between Israel and Arab states without external dictates. It warns that past settlements failed due to reservations and injustices, and stresses that Israelis and Arabs must jointly shape a durable accord despite deep distrust.
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Middle East
Israel
Summer Riot Warnings Across Major Cities
The piece outlines rising summer riot potential in Boston and other large cities as urban poverty and heat fuel unrest. It cites Stokely Carmichael, King, and SNCC with a focus on Washington, Cleveland, Chicago, Louisville, Granada Miss, and New York. President Johnson seeks 75 million for summer anti poverty funds.
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Boston
Stokely Carmichael
Washington
Congress of Racial Equality
Spring Mobilization For Peace
Cleveland
Midwest
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Chicago
Louisville
Granada
Miss
Johnson
Congress
New York City
John V. Lindsay
New York
Office of Economic Opportunity
U.S. News and World Report
Birmingham
Ala
Houston
Not An Easy Chore As House budget cuts fight to trim federal spending
A survey of House Appropriations actions shows cuts totaling 3.039 billion dollars, including 1.3 billion from the Defense budget for non war items, and 1.7 billion from domestic programs. Observers note political realities, potential restorations by the Senate, and warnings from Andrew Brimmer on education, housing and human resources.
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House Appropriations Committee
House Appropriations Group
Defense Department
House
Senate
George Mahon
Johnson Administration
Minnesota
Federal Reserve Board
Andrew FI. Brimmer
Federal Reserve
Brimmer
Mahon
Congress
Small Beginnings in Negro Officeholders After Voting Rights Act
The Wall Street Journal survey shows 180 Negroes have won local and state offices since 1965. Progress is slow but real, with Tuskegee Alabama crowning the deep South’s only Negro sheriff, Lucius D Amerson, who expanded patrols and tightened enforcement despite obstacles.
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South
Wall Street Journal
Tuskegee
Ala
Deep South
Lucius D. Amerson
Amerson
Johnson Faces Civil Rights Tension Ahead of 1968 Polls
National coverage notes Lyndon Johnson confronts white and Negro discontent over civil rights as polls show rising tension domestically. Johnson hosts talks with labor leaders, police chiefs, educators, and 130 elected Negro Democratic officials to mobilize support for Great Society programs, while critics warn of potential violence and political risk.
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Washington
Lyndon. Johnson
Johnson
Adam Clayton Powell
Powell
Clarence Lee
St. Louis
Kinloch
Lou Harris
Roes
Congress
Lyndon Johnson
Democratic Party
Serpent Symbol on U S Medical Corps Insigne
The insignia mirrors the staff of Aeculapius with a entwined serpent around a staff. The serpent symbolized health, as it shed its skin to appear renewed.
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U.S
Serenity prayer traced to Reinhold Niebuhr
A reader inquiry revealed the serenity prayer’s origin, with variations noted. The earliest form appeared in Reinhold Niebuhr’s The Way of Light, later echoed by adman David Ogilvy’s critique of lofty language and by John Wanamaker’s remark on advertising efficiency.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Reinhold Niebutr
David Ogilvie
John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Doctor Answers On Gonorrhea And Related Health Questions
The column states gonorrhea does not raise blood sugar and may cause prostatitis with gland enlargement but not in men over 50. It may cause urethral stricture affecting urine flow. Penicillin cures gonorrhea and syphilis if started early. alternatives include tetracyclines for gonorrhea and bismuth for syphilis, with some modified penicillins possible for allergies. It clarifies that gonorrhea cannot recur after cure but reinfection is possible, and discusses Down's syndrome causes, and a drug name Dolalitin related to prostate enlargement.
Rowan Eyes Democracy
Washington analysis of the Middle East crisis argues the Soviet Union miscalculated by backing Arab regimes and arming them with billions in weapons. Israel’s early air power, U.S. disengagement, and UN efforts led to a cease-fire outcome with Israel’s goals largely achieved while the Soviets faced a costly defeat and loss of influence.
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Washington
Middle East
Soviet Union
Une
U.S
Abba Eban
Johnson
Moshe Dayan
Israel
United States
Vietnam
U.N
United Nations
Eban
UN Security Council
Arthur Goldberg
U. S
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