Troy Record Masthead and subscription details
The Troy Record, an Independent daily from Troy, lists staff titles including John F. Roy and Joseph J. Lachapelle with various corporate officers. Subscription rates shown for daily and Sunday delivery, mail routes, and Associated Press affiliations.
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Troy Record
Broadway
Troy
Ashley
John F.roy Alton T.sliter
Joseph J. Lachapelle
Walter J. Benedett
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Agsistant ‘Bicasurer
Albany
Rensselaer
Saratoga
New York State
Bennington County
Associated Vermont
Associated Press
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Impressive First Speech Marks Brooke as Moderate on Vietnam
Massachusetts Senator Edward W. Brooke, in his debut Senate speech, positions himself as a pragmatic peacemaker rather than hawk or dove. From a Cambodian tour he reports Hanoi’s rejection of talks, argues must pursue patience in South Vietnam, and stresses his identity as a public servant beyond race.
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Massachusetts
Edward W. Brooke
Senate
Brooke
Southeast Asia
Massachusetts Republican
Hawk
Dove
Cambodia
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Republican
Florida's private eyes in crime fight face test in election
Florida shifts to private detective agency led crime battle under Gov Claude R Kirk Jr as he hires the Wackenhut Corp. Private financing and federal cooperation shape the plan while Georgia and California discuss similar moves in public crime fighting efforts ahead of a new legislature vote.
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Florida
Claude R. Kirk Jr
Kirk
Wackenhut Corp
FBI
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue
Georgia
Lester Maddox
California
Ronald Raegan
Tax comparisons spark doubt on OECD claims
The essay challenges OECD figures showing Americans pay less tax than other industrial nations, arguing total tax burden as a share of GNP hides income tax realities and noting rising tax deadlines. It analogizes to baseball where fewer at bats yield a higher batting average, questioning the conclusion.
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Atlantic World
Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
Paris
Switzerland
Canada
Unexplored Oceans Could Match Space In Promise And Risk
The article extols the oceans as the next frontier, noting rising interest in offshore oil, seaweed farming, and marine biology. It cites offshore rigs delivering about 16 percent of world petroleum, potential fivefold growth in fish yield, and vast mineral deposits including manganese copper and uranium, with future hopes for tidal electricity and ocean thermal energy.
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Europe
Asia
Petroleum Today
Free World
France
Pulse Of The People letter policy notice
A brief notice states that personal bearing letters may be published with name and address, but writers may request name withholding and the publication may be edited or rejected to shorten letters. The newspaper reserves rights to publish or omit and to shorten content as needed.
A Thought For Today on the Bleeding Heart Critique
A column laments a so called bleeding heart who sympathizes with the underdog and criminals. It argues excess compassion delays justice and shields dangerous individuals, citing legal appeals and slow processes. The piece claims high court bias favors criminals over society and warns sympathy elevates risk.
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Gien
Bleeding Heart
Leopold
England
Job Corps directive taps better behavior in camps
Andrew Tully argues the Job Corps should raise enrollees to basic standards rather than mirror delinquent attitudes. He recalls a directive to staff to shave beards, wear clean clothes, and curb profanity, contrasting with a backers’ inner city studies push. He recalls stern schooling by Sister Marion and dismisses late 20th century “communication” methods as indulgent, urging discipline and order.
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Andrew Tully Washington
Kremlin
Inner City
Hell’s Bells
Fort Knox
Sister Marion
St. Mary's School
Vincent Walsh
Marion
St. Mary’s
Father Mulliné
Fire protection issue fuels annexation dispute in region
Residents debate Hillcrest Fire Department’s competence after Town of Halfmoon shifts protection from Mechanicville. The article details Hillcrest’s 1960s formation, upgraded equipment, rapid response times, and mutual aid ties, arguing hydrant inadequacy and political use of fire protection as annexation leverage are unfounded. It affirms Hillcrest’s dedication and calls for nonpolitical protection decisions.
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Mechanicville
Halfmoon
Hillcrest Fire Department
Pruyn Hill
Steve Hatalsky
Pruyn Hill Road
Arvin Hart Fire Department
Hillcrest
Riverside
Hernstreet Park
Mechanic
Saratoga County
Proyn Hill
Waterford Road
State Board of Audit and Control
State Board
Town Board
Mutual Aid
Connors
Asio
New Paralytic Disease Seen Near Mexico
The doctor describes a newly observed paralytic illness in Mexico resembling polio but not caused by poliovirus. Transmission unknown, cases from distant points, not an epidemic. Disease may cause limb paralysis and respiratory failure requiring an iron lung, with higher death risk but full recovery possible for survivors. Some polio-vaccinated children may be misdiagnosed. cases may appear near Mexico.
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Mexico
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Alton T. Sliter
Asmee
By Dwight Marvin
W. G. Brandstadt
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