The Troy Record Publication Details and Rates
The Troy Record provides publication data including editor Alton T Sliter and staff members and lists subscription rates by carrier and mail for various regions. It notes circulation figures and mentions Associated Press dispatches and public notices as part of the newspaper’s offerings, dated April 1967.
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Troy Record
Mall Nineay Mh
Oipeiler
Baratoga
Washington
Countess Lo ‘Ee
York State
Bennington County
Vermont
What Comes Next Major rail dispute plan debated
The article discusses the Johnson Administration proposal to resolve rail union contract disputes through hearings mediation and arbitration after a ninety day study. It notes Congress cooling off periods and the risk of compulsory arbitration if no agreement is reached while urging broader handling of strike threats in vital sectors.
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Abor
Congress
South Korea election signals stability and growth
The Republic of Korea held a national election showing political stability under President Chung Hee Park as observers noted orderly voting. Korea's growth is highlighted by doubled industrial output and rising agriculture while 46,000 troops supported South Vietnam.
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Republic of
South Korea
United States
United Nations
Chung Hee Park
South Vietnam
Park
Tables Are Turned on Dartmouth Hecklers and Wallace
The piece argues the Dartmouth student hecklers who drove a former Alabama governor from the stage expose a broader trend of protest and dissent. It notes the irony that Wallace faced the same shabby treatment he has long encouraged and calls for accountability of leaders who set poor examples for student demonstrations.
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Dartmouth
George Wallace
Wallace
Alabama
Weather by Computer May Soon Help Forecast Storms
World Meteorological Organization officials discuss using computers to model the atmosphere and possibly alter weather. Expansion of the World Weather Watch aims to add stations, ships, and data hubs costing about 125 million dollars, with benefits for farmers utilities and construction through better forecasts.
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Sahara
World Meteorological Organization
Earth
World Organization
World Weather Watch
Moscow
Melbourne
Suitland
United States
Hawaii
New York
Letter__defense_of_US_bomb_policies_by_Martin_Guzy
Martin Guzy argues in a Brotherhood Editor letter that the United States has defended freedom and aided others, countering Charles Sanford's critique. He cites U.S. aid to Russia, Europe, and postwar efforts, and asserts U.S. actions reflect concern for people rather than governments, urging unity under God and constitutional values.
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Carlton King
Exserviceman
J. Kueskar
Charles Sanford
United States
Russia
China
Sanford
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S
Mr. Sanford
Europe
America
Japan
Harry&. Truman
India
Pakistan
Saudia Arabia
Algeria
Egypt
Kenya
Poland
England
Iran
Iraq
United States of America
Martin Guzy
Lost Pleiad among Pleiades star mystery
Question Box answers cover several topics: lost visible stars in the Pleiades, mythic Cyclopes with a single eye on the forehead, one of the earliest statutes of limitations in the Old Testament, Stephen A. Douglas holding Abraham Lincoln’s hat at the first inaugural, and the English term stone equaling 14 pounds.
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Pleiades
Abraham Lincoln
Stephen
A. Douglas
Fortitude and Cassius Clay in wartime duty debate
Raymond Dean Latham voices concern over Cassius Clay’s induction and stance on serving in Vietnam. He contrasts Clay’s public image with soldiers who left families and risked their lives, urging loyalty to the American cause and questioning the champ’s legal and moral position amid wartime duties.
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Cassius Clay
Cassius
Hayden Covington
New York
Clay
the Champ
Mr. Clay
Vietnam
Raymond Dean
Opening of the US Department of Transportation
Congressional Quarterly notes April 1 marks the department’s first operating day. It quizzes readers on the department’s secretary pick, structure, divisions, jurisdiction, and open ceremonies in Washington.
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Congressional Quarterly
Department of Transportation
Johnson
Senate
Transportation Department
Coast Guard
Federal Railroad Administration
Federal Aviation
Tion
National Transportation Safety Board
Maritime Administration
Congress
Washington, D.C
Westmoreland speech sparks hawks but cautions on victory
The piece argues General Westmoreland's Washington tour strengthens hardline calls for escalation in Vietnam while prompting concerns about overreliance on force. It contrasts hawkish aims with the limits of military power and notes the impact of Soviet openness on US democracy and diplomacy. It references Khrushchev era contacts and the broader hope that easing Cold War tensions supports democratic ideals worldwide.
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William Westmoreland
U.S
Johnson
Vietnam
Westmoreland
Super Hawks
Soviet Union
Russia
Adzhubei
Khrushchev
Stalin
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