The Troy Record Staff and Contact Details
The item lists editorial positions and staff names for The Troy Record including vice president secretary and treasurer. It also provides subscription terms for daily morning delivery by carrier and mail, with rates for domestic and out of town customers, and notes about Associated Press membership and circulation data from February 1967.
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Troy Record
Broadway
Troy
Ashley
John F.roy Alton T.sliter
Joseph J. Lachapelle
Walter J. Benedett
Aamatet O.camre
Albany
Rensaciaer
Saratoga
Ountieg
New York State
Bennington Coun
Vermont
Tréy U
Assucia Press
Auato
Audit Bureau
Anc
Budget cutting plan targets New York State costs
Six legislators propose reductions totaling about 99 million to curb state spending without tax increases. They warn a 704 million deficit could rise by 1968-69 if current trends continue, urging careful consideration but emphasizing the need to align spending with available money.
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Citizens Public
State University
New York State
French voting reform could ease New York ballot burden
The piece argues for a French style pre printed ballot system with individual candidate names on slips. Voters select a full slate in private, seal it, and drop the envelope in the ballot box. It notes New York's cumbersome list of amendments and the 15 at large delegates ballot as an impediment and suggests color coded ballots as an enhancement.
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New York
France
New York State
Johnson Humphrey bond seals 1968 ticket amid Vietnam debate
President Johnson endorsed Hubert Humphrey amid tensions with Robert Kennedy over Vietnam. The backing signals no immediate plan to drop Humphrey from the 1968 Democratic ticket. Johnson avoided a public clash, urging calm while pressuring rivals and preserving peace aims.
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Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
Kennedy
Vietnam
White House
Mr. Johnson
Humphrey
Bobby Kennedy
Senate
The Myth of College Shortage Sealed by Ad Center
Dr Henry Klein of the American College Admissions Center argues there is no shortage of college seats, citing 50 000 to 100 000 vacancies yearly. He says hype draws students to大型 schools, while smaller colleges with strong records are overlooked, and a clearing house helps match qualified applicants.
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Henry Klein
American College Admissions Center
Philadelphia
Pulse of The People letters policy note
A notice states that letters bearing the writer’s name and address will be published in The Pulse of The People with names withheld on request. It reserves rights to reject and shorten letters.
Kennedy Speech Is Not A War Plan For Peace
Troy argues that Senator Kennedy's Vietnam remarks deserve a balanced view. He contends media coverage fueled personal feud bias and urges evaluating Kennedy's three point plan against current Vietnam conditions. The piece highlights Kennedy's diplomacy during the Cuban Missile Crisis as a credential for cautious, peace seeking actions.
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Record
Robert Kennedy
Vietnam
Kennedy
Johnson
Southeast Asia
Senator Kennedy
President Johnson
China
Ho ‘Chi Minh
Rusk
McNamara
J.F.K
Tax problems and suburban tax drain in Rensselaer County
A concerned reader criticizes the County Board of Supervisors for shifting burden to suburban taxpayers as city budgets encroach on the suburbs. They argue welfare costs rise and tax structures increase yearly, urging a reform of suburban representation and budget leadership.
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the Record
Rensselaer County
Troy
Rensselaer
Board of Supervisors
Pride in youth group led to benefit show at LaSalle Institute
St. Jude's CYO groups across the country are praised for guiding teen volunteers who organized costumes scenery signs and lighting for a school show. The November effort at LaSalle Institute drew 700 plus attendees despite bad weather and earned two encores after two hours of performances.
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St. Jude’s Cyo
LaSalle Institute
Hebrew Youth
Cyo’s
A Thought For Today contrasts wonder with modern science
The piece critiques cynicism in modern culture, noting loss of myth and mystery as science demystifies the world. It cites UPs loss of Ireland’s Little Folks, Reader's Digest and Popular Science Monthly on Loch Ness, and warns against forcing life into black and white explanations.
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United Press
Ireland
Reader’s Digest
Popular Science Monthly
Origin of Bring Home the Bacon Expression
The term comes from a country fair contest where the winner is the person who catches a greased pig, proving success in a risky endeavor. The saying evolved to signify bringing in a win or essential gain.
Lawmaker Ethics Bill Is a Test of Congress Courage
A proposed bill led by Sen Case of New Jersey and fellow sponsors Clark Hartley Hatfield and Tydings would require financial disclosures by all members, aiming to curb graft and influence peddling. Critics say Congress is slow to police itself, while supporters call the measure preventive and necessary for public accountability.
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Washington
Congress of the
United States
Congress
Park
MEN OF Courage
Sen
Case
New Jersey
Sens
Clark
Pennsylvania
Hart
Michigan
Hatfield
Oregon
Rachel
California
Tydings
Maryland
Capitol Hill
Bobby Baker
Adam Clayton Powell
Tom Dodd
Connecticut
Senate
Singapore
FCC
House
Capitol
The Doctor Talks About Horseplay
Dr Brandstadt discusses horseplay among children and its risks. He notes practical jokes can backfire, urges thinking before acting, and warns that certain mischief varies with context and parental roles to minimize harm.
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U. S
Patent Office
Sen. Kennedy
Dwight Marvin
Robert
Schumann
W. G. Brandstadt
M.D
Alloo
Dad
Tas Osgood' Schlatter
Perthes
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