Troy Record masthead and pricing note
The Troy Record publishes daily except Sunday from 501 Broadway Troy NY with editors and officers named. Subscription rates vary by region and method, including mail options in New York counties and Vermont and outer areas with different term prices and delivery charges.
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Lachapelle
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Vermont
Winter Driving Warnings Ahead For Long Season
A warning about the hard winter driving ahead outlines the impact of heavy snow on Boston traffic and recalls the January 13, 1964 storm. It urges readiness with snow tires or chains and notes snow emergency rules in Troy and nearby communities to avoid long delays and stranded vehicles on hills.
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Troy
Move Ahead with Troy Brownstones Demolition Plan
The Troy Urban Renewal Agency plans to clear the Fifth Avenue brownstones for a 1.7 million medical center after years of debate. The Hudson River Valley Commission notes preservation needs but emphasizes feasibility and code compliance, as the city weighs redevelopment to rejuvenate downtown and address traffic concerns.
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Troy
Hudson River Valley
Urban Renewal Agency
Bernard Kilgore Remembered as Newspaper Man Leader
Bernard Kilgore chairing Dow Jones and The Wall Street Journal transformed the paper into a beacon of clarity for finance and public life. He prized editorial excellence, simplified complex markets, and inspired a generation of journalists with a relentless push to make newspapers essential and difficult to ignore.
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President’s call for lawful dissent over Vietnam policy
The nation should reexamine the President’s remarks and reject violence in protest. Dissent’s edge risks eroding respect for law, and antiwar actions sometimes resemble storm trooper tactics. Leaders must teach a right conscience that rejects hate and mob violence while honoring conscience.
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Words Wit And Wisdom Quiz From William Morris List
A reader challenge presents ten unusual words with lettered meaning choices and an answer key. It invites readers to improve vocabulary and requests a free copy of a William Morris book list, sent to the paper.
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Keen
Keddah
Kegler
Keno
William Morris
Question Box Answers on Planets and Parliament
The reader learns the nearest planet to the sun with a satellite is Earth with the Moon as its satellite. The Constitution is engrossed on parchment, not cloth. US senators have assigned seats by seniority. Democrats sit on the west side to the VP's right, Republicans on the opposite side.
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U. S
Presidential Lure Hard To Explain
Ike Hoover served as usher in the White House for years and recalled nine presidents from Harrison to Hoover, noting most aged quickly and some died violent deaths or via defeat. He argued the burden of the presidency shortens life, then reflects on why many seek the office, offering no definitive answer beyond observations.
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Taft
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Coolidge
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Herman Melville
Ahab
Rowan Eyes Democracy
Washington column argues about the election of Negro mayors in Cleveland and Gary and compares progress in sports and civil rights. It cites Jackie Robinson and baseball pioneers to claim Americans are getting used to diversity in politics, with optimism about future leadership and integration.
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Roy Campanella
Willie Mays
Hank Aaron
Ernie Banks
Roberto Clemente
Rickey
Robinson
Brooklyn
Carl Stokes
Pulse Of The People Letter Policy Notes
The Pulse of The People will publish only letters bearing name and address of the writer with a name withheld on request. The publication reserves the right to reject and shorten letters.
Why Not Sell Lottery Tickets In Schools
Letter argues selling lottery tickets in schools could fund education and reduce cancer costs. The writer, TAXED TO DEATH Latham, compares with cigarette vending in schools to claim the proposal is sensible and beneficial for students.
Congressional quiz on tax exempt foundations hearings
This item outlines a quiz about ongoing congressional hearings on abuses of tax exempt foundations. It covers IRS foundation estimates, which committees are hearing, past studies, mass production critiques, proposed reforms in 1965, foundation payout averages, Playboy Foundation exemptions, and reform arguments with eight questions and answer keys.
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Select Committee On
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Ways and Means Committee
Playboy Foundation of
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