Troy Record masthead and pricing details from 1967 page
The Troy Record, an independent morning newspaper based in Troy New York, lists its editors publishers and staff including Alton T Sliter Joseph J Lachapelle and Walter J Benedett. It details subscription terms with yearly and quarterly rates for local and out of area delivery and notes Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations memberships.
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Troy Record
Alton T. Sliter
The
Troy Record Co
Broadway
Troy
N. Y
Ashley
New York Transit Authority Publishes Subway Conduct Rules
The New York Transit Authority faces rider confusion and complaint since taking over subway operation. It issues an eight page pamphlet with etiquette rules on politeness, noise, litter, amateur art on walls, and crowding during rush hour, urging riders to behave for a pleasant ride.
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New York Transit Authority
Emily Post
Transit Authority
Subway
Solomon
Rhode Island Police Chief Urges Hard Line Tactics
Rhode Island superintendent Col. Walter E. Stone tells troopers to forget Miranda and Escobedo and act more like policemen. After a daytime gun battle in Providence, officials warn against overprotection of suspects while noting criminals threaten public safety. The piece weighs balancing individual rights with effective crime prevention and warns against excessive caution by police.
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Rhode Island
Miranda
Escobedo
Walter E. Stone
Colonel Stone
Supreme Court
Stone
Dodd Censure Reflects Senate Duty Over Praise
The editorial argues the Senate earned only respect for upholding ethics despite not deserving compliments for censuring Senator Thomas Dodd. It criticizes defenses as weak and calls for a formal code of ethics, noting the censure was a blunt but necessary rebuke and a warning against future misconduct.
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Senate
Thomas Dodd
Dodd
U.S
Select Committee On
Senator Dodd
Connecticut
Venezuelan Cuba dispute shows sluggish OAS action
The article criticizes the Organization of American States for slow, indecisive action in the Venezuela Cuba clash. It notes Cuban guerrilla involvement uncovered on May 8, Havana’s boast, and Venezuela filing charges only on June 1. OAS delays and Mexico’s stance hinder resolution, highlighting U.S. President Johnson’s choice to proceed without OAS approval as the Dominican Republic faced threat.
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Organization of American States
Venzeula
Cuba
Venezuela
Havana
Castro
OAS
Mexico
United Nations
Johnson
Dominican Republic
A Thought For Today By Dwight Marvin
Dwight Marvin notes the limits of exporting democracy and Christianity abroad. He argues that democratic principles fit early American society but that newer nations in Africa and Latin America may favor different governance. The piece urges humility in missionary methods and respect for varied political backgrounds.
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Washington
Africa
Sing Out Upstate youth aim for World Sing-Out Festival
Dororthy R and Jones writes from Troy praising 73 young Sing Out Upstate members rehearsing for a World Sing-Out Festival at Fort Slocum New Rochelle. The piece urges community support and investment in youth as a hopeful counter to juvenile trouble, highlighting liberty, moral rearmament and global friendship.
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United States
Sing Out
Fort Slocum
New Rochelle
Upstate
Troy
Dorothy R&r. Jones
Verbs Quiz by Dr Morris and Word Pairings
A playful vintage verb list presents 20 verbs with multiple choice matches. Readers are asked to pair each numbered verb with the closest meaning letter, with examples like Vietnam cited for context and trickery.
Question Box on Bellbird’s Famous Call
The white bellbird of South America is famed for its loud song. It sings a single note that can be heard over a mile away, and its call resembles a blacksmith striking metal on an anvil.
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South America
The Doctor Talks About Nursing Mother Diets
A nursing mother needs a balanced diet with foods from plants and animals and extra fluids. Avoid rich desserts and soft drinks, and breakfast never skip. Vaccines for German measles and mumps are developed but await FDA release for general use.
Washington Insight on Near East crisis and regionalism
Joseph Kraft argues Johnson's speech signals a shift from Cold War anti communism to regional balance in the Near East. He compares Eisenhower era aid to vulnerable regimes with Soviet moves by Kosygin and Podgorny, stressing a need for Arab Israeli balance and a shared approach for future summit symbolism. He highlights aims to curb antiIsrael stances and seek common language amid great power diplomacy.
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Washington
Johnson
Kosygin
United Nations
Podgorny
Cairo
Near East
United States
Iraq
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Libya
Soviet Union
Nasser
Yemen
Israel
Hussein
Syria
Algeria
General Assembly
Far East
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New York State
Bennington County
Associated Press
Associated Frauda
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Speedy
Dwight Marvin
William Morris
Vietnam
Feign F. Parry
Fend G. Indulge
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Fidget
Fiddle J. Ulcerate
W. G. Brandstadt, M.D
Food and Drug Administration
Joseph Kraft
Pixies
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