The Troy Record Masthead and Pricing Notes
The page shows the Troy Record masthead with editors and officers listed, along with subscription terms and rates. It also notes Associated Press membership, Audit Bureau of Circulations, and daily circulation figures for April 1987 at 50,255.
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May 23 Buddha Birthday Raises Peace Hope in Vietnam
Reflections mark Buddha’s birthday as Vietnam observes a one day halt in fighting. Press notes warn of expanded war plans as North Vietnamese use the demilitarized zone for staging. Calls for renewed peace talks compete with the reality of rising tensions and potential broader conflict.
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Demilitarized Zone
Vietnam
South Vietnam
International Control Commission
North Vietnam
Buddha
No Second Gun Was Found In Kennedy Assassination Case
The analysis of the fatal Kennedy shooting film refutes the second gun theory and suggests no extra rifleman. It notes the murder of Oswald complicates a final, conclusive resolution and warns against accepting conspiracy claims driven by publicity or profit. A New Orleans review underscores the need for substantiated evidence and a proper court hearing if any case exists.
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Kennedy
Lee Oswald
Assassain
Oswald
Warren Commission
New Orleans
Riots Spur China Pressure on Hong Kong and Macao
Analysis notes that unrest in Hong Kong and Macao serves Beijing's leverage against Britain and Portugal. It argues Hong Kong's wealth flows to China through trade and finance, while rioters appear Maoist. Seizure of Macao would dent global trader confidence and affect Hong Kong’s stability benefiting Peking.
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Hong Kong
Peking
Macao
Portugese
China
Communist Bank of China
United States
Dirksen backs effort to amend one man, one vote rule
Republican Senator Everett Dirksen remains reluctant to call a constitutional convention to amend the U.S. Constitution for state based legislative apportionment. He hopes Congress will approve a Dirksen amendment directly, avoiding a convention feared for unpredictable outcomes amid broad support and contested state requests.
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Supreme Court
Everett Dirksen
Congress
Dirksen
Wotten
Hose
Senate
Art Fraud Rings Target Fakes in Global Market
An exploration of the international art forgery scheme led by Dallas buyer Algur H. Meadows, exposing how fake paintings move from small-town auctions to gallery catalogs via forged certificates. Experts describe the "emotional response" and technical tells used to spot fakes, noting the rarity of truly authentic Renaissance masters and the risk of exposure through scientific methods.
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Henry J. Taylor
Dallas
Algur H. Meadows
France
Italy
Spain
Renoir
The
Ring
Walter
Chrysler Jr
Ottawa
National Museum of Art
Meadows
Nick
Mires
Klaus Perls
Art Dealers Association of America
Perls
Carol
Gauguin
Brittany
Correggio
Hilaire Degas
Michelangelo
Sistine Chapel
da Vinci
Raphael
Rembrandt
Velasquez
Peter Paul Rubens
Words Wit And Wisdom on Highbinders in Fraud Trial
Dear Mr Morris notes a defense claim that the accused is a simple man duped by Madison Avenue highbinders. He traces term origins from early 19th century New York to mean roughs or ruffians, arguing today’s spellbinders differ from true highbinders and that the label may be misapplied.
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Mr. Morris
Madison Avenue Highbinders
San Francisco
West Coast
Ias
E. R
Nyc
Madison Avenue
New York
New York Post
A Thought For Today on rest and work in life
A columnist reflects that rest is not inactivity but a change in occupation. Work is the rent for space in the world and continuous holiday harms progress. Rest may mean new tasks or deeper engagement in a preferred line, while constant bustle risks burnout.
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John Sullivan
Dwight
Goethe
REASON program aids elderly in Baltimore delivery
The REASON anti poverty project in Baltimore, funded with about 300000 dollars annually, provides go between services to elderly poor. It has helped over 800 people with dentures, crutches, hearing aids and wheelchairs and assists with part time jobs and transport to clinics. Led by Harry Maloney, the effort garners White House support as it expands for a third year.
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Washington
Baltimore
Robert Kahlein
Sargent Shriver
Office of Economic Opportunity
Reason
Pudlie
Shriver
UFO
Harlem
White House
Robert Kallein
Rosa Butler
Jane Austin
VISTA
Harry Maloney
Martin Luther King
Stokely Carmichael
Kings and
the Carmichaels
Bahamas
Robert Khaleii
The Doctor Talks About Bladder Infections and Allergies
Dr Brandstadt answers questions on pediatric urinary infections in a child with persistent pus in urine, advising to identify the germ and test antibiotic susceptibility. He notes potential allergy links to recurrent bronchitis, asthma in infants, and explains that most umbilical hernias resolve by age two with surgery only for rare strangulation risks.
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W. B. Brandstadt
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