The Troy Record Publication Details and Rates
The Troy Record lists offices at 80 Broadway Troy NY and key executives John F Roy Alton T Sliter Joseph J Lachapelle Walter J Benedett. It outlines subscription terms with rates for in state and out of state mail, daily circulation data and AP membership.
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That Dirty Air: Schaefer Warns Troy on Air Pollution
Dr. Vincent Schaefer warned at a County Medical Society session that Troy faces severe air pollution, linked to Chicago and Washington winds, demanding nationwide action but urging local bans and individual responsibility to improve air quality over time.
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All For Troy Musical Groups Face Funding Pressures
The Troy Chromatics and the Troy Vocal Society, two cherished local ensembles, confront rising costs and competition that threaten their future. Their seasons open, underscoring their longstanding service to Troy and the wider area. The community is urged to support these cultural assets as they begin their 1967-68 seasons.
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Shirley Temple Black ends bid for Senate in San Mateo vote
In a critical editorial stance, the San Mateo voters reject Shirley Temple Black's Senate bid amid criticism of campaign rhetoric and lack of substantive policy credentials. The piece stresses that talent and fame cannot substitute for ability and experience in governance, urging future candidates to prioritize qualifications.
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Rockefeller presses Albany gun control as contrast to Washington
The piece argues Governor Rockefeller will push uniform statewide gun controls and licensing, contrasting Albany action with Washington inaction on crime. It says his anti-crime program strengthens law enforcement, potentially informing a presidential campaign, regardless of ultimate passage.
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Kennedy viewed as political kiss of death
The November 7 New York election highlighted RFK's declining influence as his endorsements failed across the country. The piece compares his campaign style to 1966, notes the New York proposed constitution defeat amid education funding critiques, and asserts Kennedy's reliance on publicity while his allies falter. It contrasts his Senate win with Lyndon B. Johnson, whom he omits praising on election night.
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Humphrey Sounds Warning Over Vietnam Indonesia Rice Aid
Vice President Humphrey warned that victory in Vietnam means little if Indonesia falters. Indonesia and South Vietnam urgently need hundreds of thousands of tons of rice, but U.S. crops and exports cannot meet the demand. Hunger looms amid a worldwide rice shortage and a reluctant Congress.
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Oldest tree food walnut shells found in Neolithic sites
Q and A style snippet lists ancient foods and facts. Walnuts dated to 7000 B C from Swiss lake dwellings. poison sumac lacquer possible. patron saint of Mexico Guadalupe. Greater Tokyo most populous city. Armageddon usage. UN Charter signed in San Francisco 1945. climbing perch phenom. two speaking animals in Bible. ocean depths Mariana and Puerto Rico Trenches. religious symbols of Mohammedans cross Christians and Jews star.
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The Doctor Answers Drinking Questions For Readers
A medical column notes disulfiram may aid alcohol cessation only under professional supervision. It discusses liver health in elderly drinkers, urges self-motivated reduction, and advises abstinence for liver disease. It covers alcohol impact on the liver, vitamin B use, and the relation between alcohol and arthritis with cautious conclusions.
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Malversation decried as a dead duck in Con Con
A columnist recalls New Yorks Constitutional Convention debate over the word malversation. Theodore Black cites a newsletter claiming the term is a meaningless relic. The committee scrapped it along with other jargon, leaving only a few officials subject to removal.
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