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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1967
Page
13
The Troy Record notes its circulation for February 1967 at 49,797 daily average and lists staff roles and publication details. It includes subscription rates by duration, delivery areas, and contact information for the Troy, New York office.
Deeply embedded belief that government alone solves problems yields Troy Parking Authority as a model of civic initiative. Merchants and citizens financed bonds to fund initial operations, with four public lots planned at Grand Street Fifth Avenue, River King, First Congress, showing how local involvement rebuilt the city.
Cohoes was chosen from 350 entries as one of 11 All America Cities, a tribute to citizen participation that spurred government change after the last election. The victory signals a spirit of public involvement across city departments and school affairs, with the Community Center campaign underscoring broad, nonpartisan support.
Editorial calls on New York Legislature to decide if the state should shield the public from strikes by public employees. It notes 34 000 NYC transit workers struck last year and criticizes enforcement failures of the Condon Wadlin Law. It urges removal of political obstruction and stronger penalties. The piece argues for decisive legislative action now.
The article argues the vote on the consular treaty with the Soviet Union hinges on reservations tied to Vietnam. It warns that demands to end Communist aid to Hanoi could sink the treaty, while noting the proposal signals a broader push to improve U S Soviet dialogue despite wartime tensions. It emphasizes the treaty's symbolic value as a bridge building step and urges timely passage.
Washington editors discuss Adam Clayton Powell's expulsion battle, noting the House's constitutional right to punish members and its limits against court orders. The piece criticizes Powell's claims and mocks his suit, calling the legal fight a public spectacle while referencing ongoing investigations and potential continuation on page 42.
Henry J. Taylor critiques President Johnson's push for East-West trade, arguing it amounts to a red rescue operation funded by U.S. taxpayers. He notes credits to Communist bloc nations, trade imbalances, and ongoing subsidies, warning that backing these regimes weakens Canada and Italy while entangling the U.S. in Vietnam. He cites Tokyo deals, Romania and Albania ties, and vast aid costs, urging a shift away from such policy.
The article traces shifts in North Carolina and national politics as Hubert Humphrey gains access and influence within the Democratic Party. It notes pro and anti Humphrey reactions, Johnson’s praise, Bailey’s leadership questions, and Humphrey’s push for Vietnam policy defense and Great Society support. It highlights regional rallies, political reception, and the evolving role of the vice president ahead of 1968.
The doctor explains eye floaters are shadowed loose cells in the eye’s jelly that briefly appear as dark spots or rims. Treatments exist for detached retinas but not for floaters. other questions cover Meibomian cysts, blepharitis, and vertical imbalance, with remedies ranging from gland expressed secretions to ointments and prism-based exercises.
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