Troy Record subscription rates and staff listed
John F. Roy president oversees The Troy Record with offices at 501 Broadway Troy. The page lists subscription terms by region including Albany Rensselaer Saratoga and Washington Counties and Vermont Bennington, with prices for various durations and weekly rates. Also shown are staff roles, mailing details and AP membership notes.
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Red Sox and Cardinals Renew 1967 World Series Battle
The Red Sox travel to St Louis to resume the 1967 World Series in the Cardinals home park with the series tied 1-1. Boston has shown solid play led by Yaz and Lonborg while the Cardinals seek to assert dominance in their own ballpark as a storied underdog story unfolds.
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Poor Loser The Senate cuts job training for the poor
The piece condemns the Senate for trimming a bipartisan plan to fund intensive manpower training and job creation. It argues the economy focus harms the poor by denying employment opportunities, noting frustration in ghettos and slums and the link between skills gaps and high unemployment. It urges weight on merits over mere savings.
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Organ Transplants and Growing Hope in Medical Science
The article notes organ transplant advances since the 1956 Boston kidney success, citing 1200 transplants worldwide and rising survival. It mentions liver transplants in Denver girls, drugs to prevent tissue rejection, longer organ preservation, and legal changes to boost donations from dead donors. It urges early donor commitment and reflects on public unease about receiving organs from others.
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Commission on Pornography Aims for Enforceable Standards
Editorial advocates stronger local enforcement against obscene publications while supporting President Johnson's 18 member commission to study pornography. It urges clearer constitutional definitions, potential self imposed standards, and legal reforms to curb abuse without infringing free speech, with a deadline of January 1970 for recommendations.
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Court Writes Final Chapter On Mussolini Dictatorship
Henry J. Taylor notes a Rome ruling closing the 1955 Petacci suit against Walter Andisio alias Col. Valerio, finding he cannot be prosecuted. The piece reflects on Mussolini’s rise, war decisions, and eventual downfall, contrasting Mussolini’s aims with Hitler’s strategy and Italy’s postwar reckoning.
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Pulse Of The People Letter Policy Notice
The Pulse Of The People will publish only letters bearing the writer name and address. Names may be withheld on request. The publication reserves the right to reject and shorten letters.
Thankful Editor Applauds City Street Surfacing
The Record credits city officials and department for finally surfacing Marvin Avenue John and Frederick Streets. It is the first permanent surface in the citys history replacing prior scrapings oiling and sanding that hindered all weather traffic and maintenance. James J. Tuffy Troy expresses thanks to the responsible people.
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Enforcement editor voices traffic and crime concerns
A Troy taxpayer complains about nightly gridlock on Fulton and Congress streets, speeders on outskirts, and frequent downtown assault reports. He urges police to enforce laws evenly, protect pedestrians after dark, and city officials to loosen fear of politically connected groups.
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Question Box: hexameron meaning
The term hexameron refers to the six days of creation as described in the biblical Genesis account. It denotes the period in which God created the heavens, earth, light, sky, land and sea, sun, moon, stars, animals, and humans across six days.
Row leading to budget cuts and war funding clash
The piece analyzes a looming 29 billion dollar deficit under President Johnson with 14 to 15 billion borrowed and a 10 percent surtax. It details proposed cuts from education and poverty programs to fund defense, with opposition within the Democratic Party and among Americans facing hunger and unemployment.
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Congress Quiz on Legislation and Power
A midterm quiz tests knowledge of the Ninth Congress with questions on educational television funding, railroad strikes, tax proposals, and crime bills. It covers estimated outcomes, legislative actions, and Administration priorities in a period of unfinished business.
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