The Troy Record Circulation Figures and Rates Notice
The Troy Record lists its publication details and pricing for daily morning and evening editions. It notes a daily average circulation of 50,255 in April 1967 and provides mail and local delivery rates across New York counties.
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Mace
Tee Srey
Storaing
Nail
Albany
Ronspeiner
Saratoga
New York
Aioe
Mnington
Ste Ires Monty
Commie
A Death In The Family World Journal Tribune Folds Amid NY City Decline
The World Journal Tribune ceases operations after labor and cost pressures. New York City's move to suburbia hurts home delivery, leaving only two morning and one afternoon dailies. The staff laments the newspaper's artistic quality and value as economics overwhelm the industry.
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New York World Journal Tribune
New York City
World Journal Tribune
Arts and
Path Toward Church Union Gathers Momentum
The sixth annual Consultation on Church Union reports steady progress toward a unified Protestant church. Leaders cite non dramatic but substantial gains, with dogmatic agreements in place and a governance framework taking shape for a future united church as a pilgrimage toward full Christian unity.
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Consultation On
David G. Colwell
Washington, D. C
Apollo Moon Landing By 1970 In Doubt After Tragedies
The nation watches NASA as it weighs the Apollo schedule amid January and Soviet losses. Critics fault rushed space gear and Congressional pressure grows while solar radiation and safety margins threaten a 1970 lunar landing.
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NASA
Vladimir M. Komarov
Congress
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Senate Committee On Aeronautical and Space Science
Carl Dreher
Oil shale riches spark Senate oil policy hearings
The Senate Anti-trust and Monopoly Subcommittee hears debate on unlocking shale oil in Colorado Utah and Wyoming. The Mineral wealth could finance national debt with kerogen turning into crude oil. Three paths are proposed research direct extraction private bidding or small tract trials before commercial leasing.
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Senate
United States
Interior Department
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Hoover
Secretary of the Interior
Stewart Udall
Udall
Senate Anti-trust and Monopoly Subcommittee
Gulf of Mexico
Radar speed checks should cover peak hours in Troy
Pulse Of The People urges Troy Police to extend radar enforcement beyond 8 to 11 a.m. Targetting 6 to 8 a.m. and 4:30 to 6 p.m. periods could catch more violators, particularly older drivers. The writer supports radar use but calls for broader, impartial enforcement and more than one radar unit.
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Rt. 7
Troy
King Street
Troy City Road Safety Complaint Report
A reader in Brunswick asks why the new city manager fails to post a warning sign on the road from Oi Mill Hill to Gurley Avenue. The writer describes a graded stretch to the knoll with dangerous holes and notes a school bus rocking with children aboard, urging action before a serious injury occurs.
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New Troy
Oi! Mill Hill
Gurley Avenue
Hales
Who Are Real Citizens and Christians, A Letter to The Record
A reader questions why Jehovah's Witnesses face imprisonment while draft and flag desecrators go unharmed. He asks who the true citizens and Christians are, contrasts acts of killing with the commandment not to kill, and ponders which parents and inmates reflect genuine moral standards in a call for a broad social revaluation.
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Jehovah's Witnesses
The Doctor Talks About Autistic Child
A physician outlines autism in children who struggle with love and communication. He notes memory and skill despite social limits, urges small groups and patient teaching, warns against ridicule, and advises seeking guidance from the National Institute of Mental Health.
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W. G. Brandstadt
National Institute of Mental Health
Bethesda
State Department of Health
A Thought For Today on closed minds and open thought
A reflection argues for balancing free inquiry with necessary closes of mind when facts are overwhelming. It cites Darwin Copernicus and the Scopes trial to question perpetual doubt and urges decisive action when evidence lies on one side. The piece notes Tennessee allowing evolution as theory not fact and favors measured skepticism.
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Darwin
Copernicus
Tennessee
America's Cup history and the Cup's name origin
Dear Mr. Morris article explores the rivalry between Britain and America in yacht racing. It recounts the evolution from the Hundred Guinea Cup to the America's Cup after the American ship America won the race and brought the trophy home. The original America later served in the Civil War era and ended her days broken up in the 1940s.
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Mr. Morris
Als
Tom Ashwell
Old Greenwich
Conn
Great Britain
America
Annapolis
An Napolis
Question Box A asks about caviar source
The answer identifies the Atlantic sturgeon as the source of caviar. It notes that the average female yields over 1 percent of a million sacs, which are prepared and salted to become caviar.
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