Troy Record pricing and circulation details update
The Troy Record lists subscription terms with prices for various regions including Albany Rensselaer Saratoga and Washington Counties and Vermont Bennington, plus daily average circulation for May 1967 at 51,654. The notice also shows mail rates, weekly costs, and bureau memberships.
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Red Cross Blood Bank to Begin in Troy and Cohoes
In Troy and Cohoes next Wednesday and Thursday the Red Cross blood bank starts serving four area hospitals and a 10 county region in northeastern New York. Donors are asked to provide 100 pints in each city, totaling 200 pints, with registration available at the Red Cross office in Troy or the Bloodmobile site.
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Rensselaer County
It Must Stop Vandalism At Beth Tephila Cemeteries
A letter condemns grave desecration at Beth Tephila Cemeteries on Pinewoods Avenue, urging severe punishment for the teens involved. It argues current juvenile and adult protections undermine public safety and warns of escalating vandalism and future mob violence if no accountability is imposed.
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Beth Tephila
Pinewoods Avenue
Troy
Passing of time in baseball as Mays and Mantle miss All Stars
The piece laments time’s toll on Willie Mays and Mickey Mantle as both miss the National and American League All-Star selections. It contrasts their enduring greatness with younger stars, noting Mantle’s shift to first base and Mays’ continued excellence. The writer predicts nostalgia for the missing icons in the All-Star lineups.
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Willie Mays
Mickey Mantle
Yankees
Where To Now In U N Debate On Middle East After War
The United Nations debates drift without consensus as Kosygin leaves the floor. Soviet and Western voices misread the Arab defeat and blame U S policy, while de Gaulle and Britain diverge from U S stance. The U S resolution offers the clearest path to rebuild on a new base through direct talks before borders harden. Risks include renewed arms shipments to Cairo and a renewed cycle of conflict if talks fail.
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de Gaulle
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George Brown
Israel
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Russia
Cairo
A Thought For Today on Poverty and Policy
Dwight Mary offers a critique of President Johnson’s poverty elimination programs. He argues the Johnson method, though framed as inexpensive, relied on political machinery and jobs for loyalists, while poverty persists. He favors education and productive industry growth over expansive government handouts and large political organizations.
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Johnson
Kennedy
United States
Words Wit And Wisdom Adjective Matching Puzzle
A quiz style item reveals ten adjectives and scrambled matches with clues. Readers are asked to pair each numbered adjective with the closest meaning, with answers listed at the end. The piece humorously treats language finesse and contrasts precise usage with dull prose.
Question Box Answers From The Newspaper Column
The page lists quick facts answering reader questions on topics from South Vietnam religion to puzzle book history and avocado origin. It notes Buddhism as predominant in the south, first cross sword puzzle book published in 1924, avocado Spanish roots in Florida, common cold as leading illness, and Nebraska as a unicameral legislature state.
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South Vietnam
New York City
Florida
Nebraska
Pulse Of The People Letter Policy Notice
The Pulse Of The People will publish only letters bearing the writer name and address. Names may be withheld on request. The publication reserves the right to reject and shorten letters.
Editor letter questions judge on speeding case and marriage aid
Mrs J A G Troy protests Judge Fogarty dismissing charges against a speeder who ran two red lights on Hoosick Street. She argues the ruling endangers workers and could encourage reckless driving and questions the judge acting as a marriage advisor.
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Fogarty
Hoosick Street
Parody Editor Calls For Patriot Laws Against Protests
A columnist signed Barbara F from Cohoes urges waving flags at parades and passing laws to curb protest gatherings in parks. She condemns Tea Party era acts, claims protests were unpatriotic and dangerous while calling for bans on noisy night conduct and extremist groups.
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Boston Harbor
Barbara F
Picnic Food And Food Poisoning By Doctor Brandstadt
The doctor warns that picnic foods can cause poisoning when prepared with contaminated hands or those touching the nose. Staphylococcal germs multiply in food, producing a poison that triggers vomiting and diarrhea. refrigeration cannot destroy the poison, and thorough cooking only kills the germs, not the toxin. To avoid illness, omit perishable foods, opt for chips or crackers, and reserve canned items until serving.
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W. G. Brandstadt
M.D
Glassboro talks reshape Soviet path toward stable world
Washington notes say Soviet leaders split between modernization reformers led by Kosygin and hardline Brezhnev allies as Glassboro meetings push for peaceful bargains with the United States. Kosygin gains prestige after talks, while U S diplomacy proceeds on Vietnam Middle East and a nonproliferation treaty, keeping doors open despite tensions.
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Glassboro
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Nikolai Podgrony
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Leonid Brezimov
Hierachy
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Middle East
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Near East
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Yuri Andropov
Laurenti Beria
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