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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1967
Page
6
The Troy Record lists subscription rates and distribution areas for the Troy Record Morning. It covers Rensselaer Saratoga and Washington Counties in New York and Bennington County in Vermont, with annual and monthly pricing and mailing details. The notice notes Associated Press rights and states daily circulation averaged 50,255 in April 1967.
Chou En-lai’s views on Vietnam, the United States, and the Soviet Union serve dual aims by clarifying Peking’s stance and shaping American policy. He warns that an invasion of North Vietnam could draw Chinese troops into the war, highlighting Beijing’s fear that US purpose extends beyond supporting small nations. China worries about a US effort to gain territory and pressure China, while Washington debates how Hanoi and Peking influence peace talks and the path to any settlement.
Rep Emanuel Celler raises whether George Romney born in Mexico is eligible to be President. Most constitutional experts say he meets citizenship requirements, but the issue hinges on interpretation of natural born citizen and may be settled only by courts. The debate underscores the need to keep campaigns focused on real issues.
A persuasive plea urges drivers to adopt defensive driving and personal precautions to curb summer highway deaths. The message stresses patience, sensible speeds, and self sacrifice for family safety, noting many will fail and endanger others.
State Department notes 1.75 million Americans will travel abroad this year, a 15 percent rise from last year. Europe remains top destination with growing interest in the Orient Africa and the Americas. Moscow to New York direct air service inaugurates amid 1,769 weekly flights and 234,840 seats during peak season.
Washington report covers Justice Michael Musmanno apologizing to a House Judiciary subcommittee for getting emotional over flag burnings. The piece argues strong punishment for desecration and defends free speech while condemning the act as ungrateful and dangerous to order.
A compilation of short Q and A items covers neap tides shell absence in octopuses continent naming EurAsian, U S Supreme Court chief justices count, trees drinking rain, Daniel Webster as Expounder, patenting trees like Red Jade and legality of defacing coins. Facts emphasize geography law biology and civics in concise form.
Dear Mr Morris recalls a college debate from the University of Maryland on tomato pronunciation, noting regional labels for teams and a humorous College of Agriculture discussion. William Morris replies that both eye-ther and ee-ther are valid, dictionaries list both forms, and readers should be tolerant and well informed.
A newspaper Q and A with Dr Wayne G Brandstadt addresses hemorrhoid management age factors and when to operate. It covers causes of hemorrhoids related to abdominal pressure heavy lifting constipation or diarrhea and clarifies cancer risk. The column also discusses Delalutin for prostate issues and a cooling prostate therapy option and notes that full restoration may still leave age-related nocturia.
The piece recounts Reed Harris, deputy administrator of USIA, enduring McCarthy era attacks over a book on deception. It contrasts Henry Commager’s antiwar charges with Harris’s public service, noting Harris resigned after standing up to McCarthy and later faced debates about a book’s influence on USIA libraries.
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