The Troy Record Staff and Subscription Rates
The Troy Record details staff roles including Alton T Sliter and Joseph Lachapelle and lists subscription prices for daily, mail, and semiannual periods. It notes delivery methods, regional counts, and mentions AP membership and circulation figures for September 1967.
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John F. Roy Alton T
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Joseph J. Lachapelle
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Danger Point Dissent Over Vietnam Reaches Dangerous Point
The article reports sharp US Vietnam War debate in Congress with Hanoi claiming sympathy for their cause. Gen Vo Nguyen Giap is quoted on dissent as a sign of support, provoking harsh rebukes from Speaker McCormack and Sen Fulbright. The piece warns such talk may erode peace talks.
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Vietnam
Hanoi
Halls of Congress
United States
North Vietnam
Vo Nguyen Giap
Emmanuel Cellar
House
Senate
Fulbright
Everett Dirksen
Ho Chi Minh
Congress
Death of Ernesto Guevara Stuns Latin America Revolt
The piece notes Ernesto Guevara's death in Bolivia as a severe blow to Fidel Castro's subversion campaign. It argues the loss reduces the guerrilla myth and undermines confidence in revolutionary prospects across Latin America. It also suggests locals aided the Bolivian army, ending Guevara's bid to ignite widespread revolt.
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Ernesto Che Guevara
Fidel Castro
Western Hemisphere
Guevara
Castro
Bolivian
Latin America
Cuba
The Right Way On Alcoholism From A National Commission
A five year study proposes shifting drinking patterns to homes as a solution to alcoholism. It questions enforcing the drinking age, notes college context for under-21 access, and argues home acceptance may not curb addiction. The commission supports expanded federal aid and cites recovery rates from treated patients.
New York tenement rehab costs far surpass early estimates
The HUD led inquiry finds rehabilitation of old New York City tenements far more expensive than hoped. Costs rose from initial estimates of 11 000 per unit to about 19 000 final, with some readings at 25 000 due to experimental work. City delays and code changes are discussed as possible savings but doubt remains on economic feasibility.
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New York City
Federal Department of Housing and Urban Redevelopment
SUD
H. Ralph Taylor
Department of Housing and Urban Redevelopment
HUD
Taylor
Malthus
Mills Defies Tax Surcharge as House Openness Grows
Washington insight notes a fractious mood as Mills of Arkansas acts against the Presidents 10 percent tax surcharge. Mills chairs the Ways and Means Committee and delays the measure, seeking a reexamination of expenditure and GNP composition amid broader liberal opposition and White House pressure.
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Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
Mills
Kensett
Ark
Sam Rayburn
House
Ways and Means
Liberal Democratic Study Group
Hubert Humphrey
Richard Bolling
Treasury Sec
Henry Fowler
Charles Schultze
White House
Little Rock
Pulse Of The People Publication Policy Notice
The Pulse of The People will publish letters bearing name and address. Names may be withheld on request. The editors reserve the right to reject or shorten letters.
Anti-war letter criticizes Vietnam conflict stance and calls for decisive bombing
The Record quotes a reader arguing anti-war positions while contrasting TV broadcasts of American aid and teaching in Vietnam with harsh acts attributed to the Viet Cong. The writer urges hard bombing of centralized military targets, containment of Communist influence, and bringing troops home with a clear purpose, signing as DL Averill Park.
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Case
South Vietnam
U.S
Vietnam
Provisions Shape Proposed Constitution Fourth in Series
The Albany proposed constitution retains a two house Legislature with 150 Assembly and 60 Senate seats, expands Senate districts slightly, and shifts reapportionment power to a five member commission. It ends the governors role in reapportionment and cuts the $3,000 expense flat while preserving other large allowances. It also introduces a pocket veto style rule and previews changes to the judiciary pathway including a possible district court in Rensselaer County.
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Albany
Nebraska
Legislaure
Senate
Assembly
Rensselaer County
Long Island
Westchester
Rockland
Court of Appeals
Rockefeller
AT Smith
Maurice Whitney
Berlin
Semblyman
Hoosick
A Thought For Today on Population and Hope for Action
A reflection on global population growth and the urgent need for action. The piece discusses Malthusian concerns, war and disease, nutrition advances, and the limits of feeding a rising world. It argues for immediate global cooperation, fertility control, and realistic solutions beyond moon-landing debates.
Snacks and Diet Questions From Dr Brandstadt Column
The Doctor discusses dieting pills and weight loss methods, noting that appetite suppressants like Desoxyn and Tepanil have limited safety and that targeted fat loss is ineffective. He explains obesity heredity as environmental and cultural, and invites readers to submit general questions for future columns.
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W. G. Brandstadt
M.D
G. Brandstadt
Brandstadt
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