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Troy Record
Mai
Albany Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washington
New York State
Bennington County
Vermont
Four Troy officers praised for narcotics training push
The Troy Police Department should have four officers selected for advanced narcotics control training with top class marks. The piece argues for expanded, well trained personnel to detect drug sources and secure solid proof, noting Troy faces a growing drug threat but is not yet as severe as other areas.
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Troy
Troy Police
Senate panel reverses on Vietnam hearing plans
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee canceled a public Vietnam hearing and opted for a private briefing by cabinet members. The move follows Fulbright’s lead amid a partisan clash between antiwar critics and the silent majority supporting Nixon.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
Congress
Nixon
Mr. Nixon
Vietnam
Violence American-Style and the Threat to Leaders
A National Commission report decries rising political violence in the United States. It notes assassins rarely belong to organized groups, cites Vietnam era dissent, campus disorders, and rising youth risk factors. FBI warns at risk from senseless rebellion, urging safer campaign methods and restrained public appearances.
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U.S
Harry S. Truman
National Commission On Violence
Committee
America
FBI
Vietnam
New York City
Chicago Conspiracy Trial Disorder Tests Judges Patience
In the Conspiracy 3 and Conspiracy 8 trials at federal court in Chicago, Judge Hoffman faced defiant defendants who hurled obscenities. The Chicago Daily News urged better cooperation among judges, prosecutors, and defense lawyers to restore order and respect for the court.
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Hoffman
Chicago
Bobby Seale
U.S
Chicago Daily News
Downing
Pulse Of The People Letter Policy Noted
The Pulse of The People announces that letters must include writer name and address for publication in the U S Patent Office. Names may be withheld on request. The paper reserves the right to reject or shorten letters as needed.
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Record
Change voters punish GOP leader in Troy city manager view
A reader argues that Democrats were voted out not by choice, blaming chairman McDonough and praising Mr. Gonyea as the preferred city manager candidate. The writer calls for change in Troy and laments Election Time.
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McDonough
Gonyea
Letter on youth and Brunswick Park leadership
The writer, a former Center Brunswick scoutmaster, defends the character of local boys who gathered at Brunswick Park. He describes the park as the troop’s base, recalls recruiting boy leaders there, and asserts the boys’ strong leadership and behavior beyond parental control, urging belief in his observations.
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Center Brunswick
Brunswick Park
Park
Nasser and the Lebanon Crisis in Middle East Power Plays
The piece argues that Gamal Abdel Nasser seeks to influence Middle East tensions by backing Lebanon and the Palestine militants led by Yasir Arafat and Ahem Shukairy. It outlines Palestine Arab history, displacement after 1948, and the aim of unifying Arabs against Israel while destabilizing Lebanon.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
Lebanon
Middle East
Nasser
Empire State Building
Israel
Palestine Commandos
Fedayeen
al Fatah
Yasir Arafat
Ahem Shukairy
Syria
Saudi Arabia
George Habache
Britain
Palestine
United Nations
Jordan
Gaza Strip
West Bank
Jordan River
Persian Gulf
United States
Emile Bustani
Cairo
Sahara Desert
Explorer I Discovers Van Allen Radiation
Explorer I entered orbit on January 31, 1958, and confirmed the Van Allen radiation belts surrounding the earth. The discovery marked a major milestone in U.S. space science and radiation research led by American and international teams.
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U.S
The Doctor Talks About Measles
The article notes the 1963 to 1965 rubella epidemic caused birth defects in about 30 000 infants in a city of 3.5 million. It discusses a live attenuated rubella vaccine, its safety in children, and precautions for pregnant women and those allergic to neomycin. It also covers myasthenia gravis causes, noncontagious nature, and treatments. Wayne G Brandstadt MD offers contact details for further information.
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W. G. Brandstadt
M.D
Myasthenia Gravis Foundation
East 103Rd St
New York
N.Y
Haynsworth Nomination Derailed by Perceived Mediocrity
The column critiques Judge Clement Haynsworth as unremarkable for a Supreme Court appointment. It contrasts him with Brandeis, notes limited eminence after twelve years on the Fourth Circuit, and questions integrity in stock holdings while on the bench. It argues delaying the Senate vote could deny opponents a victory, or accept a weaker nominee.
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Washington
Clement Haynsworth
Supreme Court
Nixon
Haynsworth
Woodrow Wilson
Louis Brandeis
Justice Brandeis
Boston
Consumer’s League
Brandeis
Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
John Mitchell
Robert Griffin
Senate
Mississippi
Judiciary Committee
Brunswick Corporation
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Dr. Brandstadt
Washington Insight
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