Payable Rates and AP Circulation Note
Payable in advance options listed for one year and shorter periods with prices 16.00 for one year 9.00 for ez months 4.78 for three months 1.75 for one month and cents for one week An extra charge applies on Troy City and Mounted Posts Routes and to foreign countries The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to publication of all AP news and dispatches Circulation figure cites Daily Average February 1967 49 797 with Bureau of Circulations mentioned
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Troy City
Associated Press
The Day After Holiday Violent Beach Outbursts Stir Debate
An editorial condemns post holiday unrest by young people who clash with authority on beaches. It contrasts irresponsible rioters with disciplined students, urging self-control and nonviolent enjoyment while noting long-term consequences for those arrested.
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Washington
Library of Congress
Laws Cost Money Says Green on Joint Committees
Manhattan Assemblyman S William Green criticizes the joint committee system as costly and inefficient proposing to reduce 38 standing committees to 15 year round and abolish joint groups. He cites 1965 66 spending 1490000 for 33 joint committees with 16 producing no bills, and 1966 output costing 14000 per bill with 104 bills.
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S. William Green
Manhattan
Assembly
Assemblyman
Green
Manhattan Republican
Committee On Liberalization
Gore seeks repeal of presidential campaign fund rider
Senator Albert Gore argues the tax check off for campaign funding was hastily added as a rider to a foreign investment tax bill. He warns the mechanism alone cannot control campaign spending and calls for a fuller legislative review of the law's aims and effects.
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Congress
Tennessee
Albert Gore
Gore
United States
Louisiana
Long
Reason For Hope In Mississippi Civil Rights Progress
The piece argues that Mississippi shows progress toward civil rights as Klan influence wanes due to federal action FBI infiltration police efficiency and shifting public sentiment. It contends that reduced Klan membership signals a broader collapse of organized resistance and a hopeful path toward equal treatment despite ongoing challenges.
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Mississippi
Ku Klux Klan
Klan
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Washington
Ky to run for South Vietnam president in Sept elections
Washington reports that Nguyen Cao Ky announced his candidacy for president of South Vietnam. He met with President Johnson and Lieut. Gen. Nguyen Van Thieu, who chose not to run, citing age and Ky’s greater popularity. Johnson welcomed Ky’s candidacy and praised his role in Saigon’s new constitution and reconciliation plans.
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Washington
All Hands
Guam
Nguyen Cao Ky
South Vietnam
Johnson
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
White House
Saigon
NLF
U.S
North Vietnam
Reime
Hanoi
Lyndon Johnson
Pulse Of The People Letter Policy Snapshot
A notice states that only letters bearing a writer name and address will be published in The Pulse of The People. Names may be withheld on request. The publication reserves the right to reject and shorten letters.
Long hair on boys sparks letters from Cohoes reader
Larry Peters of Cohoes argues in The Pulse of the People that opinions on boys with long hair are a petty controversy. He says personal appearance matters little, urges focus on wars and diseases, and laments unrewarding letters.
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Larry Peters
OConnell plot taints Albany County power shift
Ralph R. Robinson reports on Dan OConnell aiming to name county supervisors and steer Albany County politics. The struggle centers on Mayor McDonald, the 39 member legislature, AIM candidates, and control of Albany and Cohoes future. OConnell’s influence may hinge on Albany wards and party lines.
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McDonald
Cohoes
Albany County
Dan O’connell
O'Connell
Albany
Watervliet
Dan Button
AIM
Albany Independent Movement
Dan O'Connell
Ralph R. Robinson
Spilled Milk Editor Question on Donations by Farmers
A reader from Waterford asks why milk spilling farmers do not donate surplus milk to hospitals or orphans and deduct it from taxes instead of discarding it. The letter, titled Mother of Four, highlights perceived waste and seeks policy changes.
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Mother OF
Waterford
Symbolism Q&A feathered arrow and quill meaning
A feathered arrow signifies war while a quill pen denotes peace. The first asteroid discovered is Ceres in 1801, still the largest found. Saudi Arabia has no true rivers, only wadis. The US population was 196,226,000 as of Sept 1, 1966. Some megopods can fly as soon as they hatch from the egg.
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Ceres
Saudi Arabia
United States
Census Bureau
The $30,000 Club Brings Public Sympathy for Dodd
In a satirical defense, the piece mocks Sen. Thomas Dodd and fellow officials for accepting gifts and speaking fees while portraying their public service as poverty. It cites Walter Heller Dean Rusk and others, arguing the “shared suffering” of high earners in government.
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Washington
Thomas Dodd
Conn
U.S. Information Agency
Chivas Regal
Connecticut
Hartford Club
New York Athletic Club
Congressional Club
Dodd
Walter Heller
Dean Rusk
Ho Chi Minh
Kilpatrick
London
Jamaica
Curacao
Johnson
Vietnam
Taiwan
Iran
Pierre Salinger
George Reedy
David Bell
McGeorge Bundy
Bill Moyers
The Doctor Talks About Frostbite
Medical columnist explains frostbite aftercare and nerve cutting as a last resort. Advises heavy protection gloves, warns against re-freezing, notes potential gangrene risk. Also covers yeast in vitamins, safety of brewer’s yeast, and a cautious view on meprobamate use in pregnancy. Pernicious anemia is not contagious.
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W. G. Brandstadt
M.D. Q
Hazand
Food and Drug Administration
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U. S
Patent Office
Asinine
Rowan
By Carl T. Rowan
Rusk
Sheldon Cohen
Internal Revenue Commissioner
South Podunk Kiwanis Club
Chiang Kaishek
Tom Dodd
James J. Kilpatrick
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