The Roy Record Publication Details and Rates
The Troy Record announces its status as an independent morning newspaper founded in 1896 with circulation figures and subscription terms. It lists publishers officers, pricing for mail and carrier delivery, and states Associated Press affiliation and regional circulation details.
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Albany
Rensselaer
Saratoga
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New York State
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Associated Months
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Aio Press
Associated Press
The Troy Record Ownership and Circulation Statement
The filing lists the Troy Record at 56 Broadway Troy NY 12180 with publisher Atton T. Sliter and editors Atton T. Sliter and Joseph R. Snyder. It details stockholders and trustees, including names and addresses, and outlines ownership and security holdings as required by law. The document cites responsible parties, trustees, and minor details about corporate structure and circulation filing.
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Brunsyck Road
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Frank L. York
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Punishment underscores law’s equal reach in Taylor Law case
State Supreme Court Justice Nunez imposes a 350900 dollar fine on New York City teachers and 250 dollars plus 15 days jail on the union president after a strike banned by law. The ruling frames the Taylor Law as essential to government order and civic obedience, while noting teachers’ resignations were not delivered to the Board of Education. The decision is appealable and aims to deter similar acts by public employees.
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Nunez
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America
Illusion Shattered? Santa Fe Seeks Passenger-Train Abandonment
The Santa Fe Railway plans to ask the Interstate Commerce Commission to abandon most passenger services including the Santa Fe Chief from Chicago to Los Angeles. President John S. Reed cites $136 million spent on passenger equipment since 1946 and changes in postal policy that would remove about $35 million in yearly revenue, prompting a public policy debate on rail service and government role.
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Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Santa Fe
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Line
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Rockfeller Reagan ticket surfaces in GOP speculation
The piece analyzes 1968 presidential planning with Johnson favored for re election and Humphrey as running mate. It notes Rockefeller and Reagan as a possible ticket pairing, blending liberal Eastern and conservative Western wings, while stressing neither man acknowledges a formal bid and realists doubt an announceable alliance.
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Rockefeller
Reagan
Pulse Of The People Letter Policy Note
The Pulse Of The People publishes letters bearing writer name and address, with name withheld upon request. The publication reserves the right to reject and shorten submissions.
Residents urge action to save Troy Brownstones from renewal plan
Russell D. Meredith, president of the Troy Boys' Club, argues outsiders push to demolish the 1860s Brownstones and threaten the arterial highway plan. He questions local officials' inaction, urges civic pride, and calls for community resistance to protect the club and asset.
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State Highway Engineers
Columbia University
John G. Waite Jr
Troy Public Schools
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Hudson River Valley Commission
Upo
Troy
Troy Boys’ Club
School 5
Russell D. Meredith
Teen View Editor The Record on Sex Education
A teenager argues that sex education should begin in first grade with gradual additions through elementary school. Specialized teachers, separate early classes for boys and girls, and later group discussions in high school are urged to ensure informed, nonshaming understanding of sex as life force. Troy stresses parental trust in proper guidance.
Bus Strike Hurts Riders Cause for Public Alarm
The Record urges action as a prolonged bus strike causes widespread hardship. Makeshift plans and delays affect doctor appointments, shopping, and daily life. Residents are urged to contact the Public Service Commission to demonstrate transit dependence and push for a timely settlement.
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Public Service Commission
Question Box: How many U.S. presidents died on July Fourth
The answer notes three presidents died on the Fourth of July. John Adams and Thomas Jefferson both died in 1826, and James Monroe died in 1831.
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U.S
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
James Monroe
Supreme Court faces Viet Nam and race in new term
Washington insight argues the court is detached from central issues like Vietnam, crime policy, school desegregation, and urban economic reform. It notes draft cases test executive and congressional powers, policing, and tax policy as broader problems shaping society and budget.
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Federal Power Commission
A Thought For Today By Dwight Marvin
Dwight Marvin argues that U S literacy and education are historical strengths yet warns modern media like TV and radio may oversimplify learning. He cautions against a trend toward superficial education and urges deeper, profession driven study with devoted teachers to sustain higher outcomes.
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ABC
Curfew Origin Traced From Old French Word
Dear Mr Morris explains curfew from couvre-fou and Norman times 1088 8 p.m. origin tied to fire covering practice across Britain. Curmudgeon etymology traced to cantankerous figure with Johnson debate over coeur mediant and possible Curmegan roots.
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Mr. Morris
Milwaukee
Aurora
Illinnois No
Britain
William the Conqueror
Harold Ickes
Alice Beer
Washington, D.C. A
Iokes
Lionel Barrymore
Johnson
The Dentist Talks About Chapped Lips
Winter weather sharply increases chapped lips while sun and wind also irritate. Protect lips with petrolatum salves, avoid overexposure, and seek dental or medical advice for lesions not healing in 10 days to two weeks.
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