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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1967
Page
8
The Troy Record lists advance payment options including one year and six month plans with specific pricing. It notes a 48 cent extra charge for Troy City and MM wntad Postal Routes to foreign countries and includes Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulation statements with a daily average of 50,255 for April 1967.
The Salvation Army, longtime helper to Troy residents, seeks 350000 to build a new service center at 25 King Street after serving 62365 people last year. Officials urge broad community support to meet youth and civic outreach needs and expand facilities for future service.
Opinion argues the New York direct primary bill breeds power disputes among lawmakers and party chairmen with Senate nominations by committee. It questions who drafted the measure and warns the Legislature could still derail it before the 1968 U S Senate choice.
Military leaders challenge Defense Secretary McNamara over ABM defense arguing Nike X could shield 30 to 50 million Americans in a nuclear exchange. McNamara contends the system is costly and ineffective and favors Soviet negation rather than protection. The dispute highlights deep policy rifts and calls for public debate on defense strategy.
The highway beautification program, once supported to curb billboards and junkyards, may be diluted due to billboard lobby pressure and industry complaints. After initial passage with broad support, a shift toward limited scenic strips risks reducing the act’s aims, despite two years of experience not justifying demotion.
Readers are told only letters with name and address will be published and the writer’s name may be withheld. The publication reserves the right to reject and shorten letters.
The piece reflects on global echoes of freedom and tyranny, tracing fascism’s rise, World War II’s toll, and America’s emergence as a global power. It warns that the moment in history is at hand, with a call to heed lessons of past upheavals and the path of democracy amid rising global tensions.
A letter from V. S. Hoffman Troy counters Mr Kueskar's allegation that Quakers withhold aid to South Vietnam. Hoffman notes Quakers operate a refugee day care at Quang Ngai and ship medical supplies through commercial channels.
A columnist questions the use of prices ending in nine such as 29.9 and 199.9, arguing advertisers rely on eye appeal rather than math. He notes widespread nine endings in furniture and clothing prices and wonders if shoppers are fooled, while suggesting spouses may see through the tactic.
Question Box answers that Washington’s only surrender occurred during the French and Indian War at Fort Necessity after defeat at the Battle of Great Meadows.
In Little Rock and Washington Romney signals willingness to work with Goldwater and Wallace to bolster his 1968 GOP bid. He says he would back Goldwater for the Senate and recalls common ground with Wallace on centralization and federal power while defending local civil rights action as a practical stance.
Questions on whether stones show on X rays, minerals causing opacity, and calcium or bicarbonate use. Answers explain radioopaque vs nonopaque stones, risk from certain meds, factors in calcium phosphate or uric acid stones, and the role of infections and vitamin A deficiency in stone formation. Also covered is chronic glomerulonephritis prognosis and fibromyositis diagnosis and management with brief treatment notes.
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