John F Roy Predeet TASCRIPTION TERMS Troy Record
The Troy Record outlines subscription rates for delivery by mail and carrier, with one year and multiple term options. Prices show local and out-of-area charges and reflect stamps and service terms for subscriptions in Bennington County and nearby regions. It notes Associated Press content and daily circulation figures of about 49,797 for February 1967.
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John F. Roy
Troy Record
Deliverea
Maita Alpany
Jenseelaer
Beratoga
Washington
Bennington County
Monti
Arsciates
Associated Pree
Princess Dispatches
al AP
Audit Bureau of Circulations
New Troy Industrial Authority Bill Reaches Assembly
Believers in Troy’s future push for an Industrial Authority despite past vetoes. The latest bill seeks to bring new industry, with protections against pilfering, through a formal legislative path, leasing terms, and incentives, marking a practical step toward revitalization.
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Troy
New York
Troy Industrial Authority
Rusk peace talks offer hinges on de escalation proposal
Secretary of State Rusk hints the only path to talks may avoid demands, proposing talks begin without military concessions from either side. The plan seeks de escalation and tests Hanoi's sincerity, while warning heavier bombing could push war further.
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Rusk
United States
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Nixon Camp Prepares For 1968 Nomination Bid
The Nixon team moves to build a formal fundraising and organizational operation ahead of the 1968 Republican nominating process. Leonard Hall will lead Romney’s drive while Gaylord Parkinson handles Nixon’s groundwork, aiming to counter Romney’s early momentum and secure national support and funds.
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Romney
Michigan
Nixon
Leonard Hall
GOP
Gaylord Parkinson
Ronald Reagan
California
Goldwater
Dr. Parkinson
Meredith Withdraws From Harlem Congressional Race
James H. Meredith withdraws from the 18th District race leaving Adam Clayton Powell likely unopposed in what critics call a “Russian election.” Negro leaders’ support for Powell is criticized as undeserved amid calls for accountability over alleged misuse of taxpayer funds. Meredith’s departure invites questions about future political prospects and civil rights leadership in Harlem.
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James H. Meredith
Adam Clayton Powell
Powell
Floyd B. McKissick
Congress of Racial Equality
Meredith
McKissick
Congress
Harlem
House
What Happened To The Parade?
A reader responds to Councilman Rizzo and the Police Department on the traffic problem, calculating daily ticket figures for violations. The letter asserts ongoing issues since Thanksgiving, with parking and fire hydrant obstructions cited and claims the traffic bureau lacks action and enforcement. The writer, RK, from Troy, argues per day violation rates prove the problem persists and supports Rizzo’s stance.
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Police Department
Rizzo
Foswelienn
Word Games and Word Wisdom Puzzle Variant
A reader puzzle lists ten words with three near meanings each and gives the closest matches for each. Answers include Arachnid spider and Antimony silver white metal, along with related terms and misprints. A note invites readers to obtain a leaflet by mailing 10 cents and a self addressed stamped envelope to William Mortis.
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William Morriss
William Mortis
In Defense Editor Praises Motor Vehicle Bureau Workers
The writer, a former Court House employee from Troy, defends the motor vehicle bureau in defense of its staff. He credits workers for handling diverse applicants, resisting tax increase hostility, and managing questions on forms despite occasional argumentative mood.
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Motor Vehicle Bureau
Court House
Spring Thaw Calls for Street Clearance at River Street
Mechanicville reader from Cluett Peabody on River Street reports deep slush blocking bus stops and crosswalks. Water and snow six to eight inches surround both sides of the street, risking injuries as workers struggle to exit buses. The writer demands timely curb and curbside cleaning to prevent harm.
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Cluett, Peabody
River Street
Cluett
Peabody
Bushel basket amendment debate on church and forest preserve
Patricia Horton warns readers in Albany that the 1938 constitution revision groups non controversial issues like separation of church and state and the Forever Wild forest preserve into a single bushel basket amendment. She urges citizens to write delegates to oppose this packaging and ensure a vote on these issues.
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Civil Liberties Union
Albany
Justice Bergan
Forest Preserve
Patricia Horton Schenectady
A Thought For Today By Docight Marvin
A reflection on civilization resisting ideal peace as a trap and stressing the value of challenge. It argues courage through hardship builds nations and individuals, citing Toynbee and Rome, and warns against soft living, urging hard work, responsibility, and learning from defeat.
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Toynbee
Greece
Nero
Rome
First UN flag use in military action
The flag was first flown in July 1950 during the Korean War after the Security Council authorized its use by Gen. Douglas MacArthur. The Library of Congress case notes no permanent complete record of every U.S. published book. The strike zone in baseball is the space over home plate between the batter’s shoulder and knees. The National Earthquake Information Center began operations in Rockville Maryland to locate earthquakes within two hours and assess severity.
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United Nations
Security Council
Douglas MacArthur
Korea
Library of Congress
United States
Congress
National Earthquake Information Center
Rockville
Cataracts Explained by Dr Brandstadt in Q&A
The doctor notes cataract causes as age related lens breakdown with diabetes and heat exposure as factors. Surgery removes the lens by freezing probe. recurrence cannot occur in the treated eye though the other eye may develop cataracts. Enzyme dissolving lenses is emerging but not a replacement for removal. Castor oil offers no proven benefit, and quinidine treats certain heart rhythm issues with careful dosing.
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Commerce Department
William Morris
Mechanicville
Hera
CIA
Docight Marvin
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G. Brandstadt, M.D
Drei
Wayne
Brandstadt, M
Dr. Brandstadti
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