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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1967
Page
7
The Troy Record details basic information including editors Alton T Sliter and publisher roles, address 60 Broadway Troy NY, and phone. It lists subscription terms, rates by year and period, delivery options, mail routes, and mentions Associated Press membership and circulation figures for February 1967.
Law enforcement officials voice concerns as Supreme Court agrees to hear a challenge to New York State's stop and frisk statute. The piece notes similar laws in five states and endorsements from national crime commissions and the American Law Institute. It argues for prudent application to balance crime control with civil rights.
A February drop in industrial production signals caution for economic planning. Unemployment stays low as output nears May levels, with tight money and fading tax incentives weighing on demand. Administration still seeks a mid year tax increase, while inventories adjust and a faster second half is hoped. Flexible, stand by policies are urged to avoid delays in tax action.
Walter Reuther clashed with AFL CIO leaders over strategy and social goals. He argues for a full scale crusade for social progress, refuses to withdraw auto workers from the union, and warns that watered down demands could weaken the battle and shape the broader labor movement's future. The auto negotiations loom large for the nation’s economy.
The article discusses educator Arthur Combs proposing the removal of report cards as a learning tool. It outlines a shift to evaluation committees setting course objectives and measurement methods, with progress reports sent to student advisers instead of grades. The piece likens standard grades to past schoolmaster punishments and notes potential adoption timing.
A reflective meditation on how empires expanded and moral claims were invoked across history. It questions colonial violence, democratic imposition, and the lingering urge to dominate weaker nations, weighing humanity’s pattern of raiding and restraint through centuries. The piece cites Cortes, Spain, Mexico, Rhodesia, South Africa, Russia, China, and Vietnam while pondering restraint and coexistence.
Helen Frick leads a quiet battle over contemporary art at the University of Pittsburgh. Critics like Robert Wraight attack current trends as fleeting and evasive, while Frick defends enduring standards and the value of classic masters in ongoing cultural philanthropy.
National observes that polls show LBJ's popularity near a low but voters credit him for doing the best in a tough job. Gallup 45 percent, Harris 40 percent, with 74 percent praising his effort. Voters see rivals like Nixon, Kennedy, Romney as less capable on war. Truman parallel cited as context for Johnson's future prospects.
Dr Brandstadt explains childhood diabetes can occur without family history and may manifest as poor weight gain or nocturnal enuresis. Parents should stay calm, educate themselves, and avoid overcontrol. Emphasizes gradual self management by the child and testing urine. outlines signs needing insulin adjustments and gradual transfer of care to the child.
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