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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1967
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text includes monetary amounts and scattered phrases about publication use. Mentions Associated Press and local news context with no clear event or names to anchor a summary. Unable to extract a coherent incident or person but preserves archival notice tone.
Central to the critique is a backhand lever by the Soviet Union via Middle East diplomacy. The taped speech by Maj. Gen. Tran Do, seized during Cedar Falls, shows Hanoi’s insistence that only the North can negotiate and that infiltration will continue. The United States is urged to see Hanoi and the Viet Cong as the main impediments to any durable peace in Vietnam.
The piece contrasts censure in the Senate and House, noting the Senate treats it as a mild rebuke without loss of seniority or privileges while the House bars the accused at the bar and often ends careers. It cites Dodd and Powell, and cites historical outcomes showing censured members rarely return.
The New York State Taxpayer notes local government net debt rose by over 4 billion from 1956 to 1965, an 83 percent increase, with New York City debt up 50.2 percent and suburbs rising 141 percent. Local employment climbed 27.3 percent and payrolls 56.1 percent, suggesting more responsibilities and borrowing to fund facilities and salaries. The piece questions whether growth is necessary or well controlled.
A Republican split over liberalizing trade with the Soviet Union arises amid the Mid East crisis and Vietnam. Dirksen and Ford oppose broader trade with Moscow, while Morton favors liberalization, arguing benefits despite tensions. Critics question Soviet willingness to cooperate, noting Moscow’s interference in Sea of Japan maneuvers and Middle East crises. The piece urges cautious, reciprocal engagement toward peace.
Washington argues over Apollo cost now near 20 billion with billions more planned. Supporters tout long term gains from space science and gadgets while noting past tragedies and urging continued commitment. Advanced consumer tech and industry partnerships emerge as aerospace firms tackle public problems and mergers reshape the field.
A historical reflection on progressivism and presidential primaries. It notes La Follette’s 1905 open primary in Wisconsin, spread to over a dozen states by 1914, and the decline after 1914 as legislatures rejected such nomination methods. It highlights New Hampshire’s enduring primary quirks and examples from 1952 and 1964, warning aspirants in 1968 to beware.
A reflection on mimicry as a social asset and language aid. It notes that successful mimics capture voice gesture and subject matter, warns against malice, and observes varying ability. It highlights mimicry as a natural gift that can be cultivated, aiding language learning and storytelling.
A review praises Bruce Bohle’s The Home Book of American Quotations as lively and readable. It surveys a wide range of modern and near modern figures from Lippmann to Nixon, with diverse topics such as Advertising, Baseball, Diplomacy, and Stupidity. Next week the reviewer will sample more from the collection.
Dr Brandstadt explains why children's fractures differ from adults with highlights on greenstick fractures and epiphyseal separations. Most fractures heal quickly, prevention is best, and conditions like osteochondritis and Osgood Schlatter’s disease are discussed along with prognosis and treatment.
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