Payment rates and press notices from 1967 issue
The snippet lists advance payment amounts for various periods including one year 316.00 six months 9.00 three months 4.75 one month 1.75 and one week 0.48 with extra charges on Joy City and Mounted Postal Routes. It cites Associated Press rights and notes a Daily Average circulation of 51,644 in September 1967.
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Troy Record
Albany
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washington
New York State
Bennington County
Vermont
Joy City
Associated Press
Auait Buren
Spesins
Welcome sight as United Traction buses return to Troy streets
The end of a 25 day strike restoring bus service in the Troy area is hailed as a relief for commuters students and downtown businesses. The settlement is viewed as reasonable by both sides and highlights bus service as a vital public utility needing support from officials and planners.
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United Traction Co
Troy
United Traction
Albany
Corning
Science or spectaculars in the space program debate
Critics urge restraint in space spending arguing unmanned missions offer more scientific return per dollar. Nobel laureate Max Born questions the conquest framing noting space travel centers on near earth exploration rather than vast宇 cosmos. Unmanned Ranger Orbiter and Surveyor flights provided lunar knowledge at far lower cost than Apollo, prompting calls for a deliberate budget with focus on measurable gains.
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Max Born
Born
United States
Quebec Liberals reject separatism calls from de Gaulle
The Quebec Liberal Federation voted unanimously with nearly 1200 delegates to rebuff de Gaulle’s push for a separate French Quebec. It affirms pursuing French cultural and economic rights within confederation. Negotiations aim for a conference among provincial leaders to resolve tensions. The vote signals a shift from de Gaulle’s stance to constitutional bounds.
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Quebec
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Toronto
Montreal
Quebec Liberal Federation
Federation
Self-Help Welfare Reform Urged By Consultant Report
A private consultant urges adopting self-help to curb rising welfare rolls. The study, drawn from poverty areas nationwide, argues for cycle-breaking programs focusing on work, education, information, and community involvement rather than larger cash grants. It finds welfare recipients eager to work and improve neighborhoods and education for their children.
Gardner Warns Americans to Embrace Individual Responsibility
Washington in Hillside Michigan where John Gardner HEW secretary urged a return to personal duty to solve social ills. He faulted reliance on government and committees and urged citizens to live with sacrifice, patience, and compassion to heal urban poverty, crime, and disintegration.
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Washington
Hillside
Mich
University of North Carolina
John Gardner
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Gardner
HEW
America
Proposed Constitution Provision by Provision By BOB FUSCO
A summary of the proposed natural resources article in the new Constitution compares it to the present one. It preserves the "for ever wild" status for the Adirondacks and Catskills and adds a "little for ever wild" clause for lands of beauty or ecological significance outside forest preserves. The canal system loses explicit reference, with debate over state control and federal transfer. The article also calls for pollution abatement, protecting wetlands and agricultural lands, and notes voter considerations on a Schroon Lake ski development amendment.
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Bob Fusco
Adirondacks
Catskills
Constitutional Convention
Court of Appeals
Francis Bergan
Bergan
Rensselaer County
Perlin-Stephentown
Troy
Schroon Lake
Question Box Quiz Answers Reveal Historical Queries
A reader’s Q and A set covers Beethoven’s late works, Lyndon Johnson’s Texas Senate swearing, federal employment in 1800, Americas contribution to food crops, antique Oriental rugs, rankings of largest cities, Bible manuscripts, Grand Army encampment final event, water bird sleeping, and fiddler crab claw sizes.
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Beethoven
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Washington, D.C
Americas
Boston
Mass
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Calif
Mb. Sinai
Arabian Peninsula
Grand Army of the Republic
Albert Woolson
Duluth
The Doctor Talks About Numbness and Polyps
Medical Q and A covers numb hands from pernicious anemia and nerve injuries. B vitaminas and B12 are discussed as treatment. Other questions address nasal and colon polyps, Baker's cysts, and knee bursitis with possible surgical removal or injections. Dr Wayne Brandstadt invites general-interest questions for future columns.
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Wayne
Brandstadt
M.D
Scrabble Debate On Gaggle And Dictionary Edits
Dear Mr Morris letters discuss Scrabble word legitimacy with gaggle and pride as lion group. reader notes Webster Collegiate edits differ from unabridged dictionaries and recalls a late night Scrabble session with Mrs Morris exploring word lists and old editions.
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Mr. Morris
Jenny la Manna
Paterson
N.J
New Webster Collegiate
Mrs. Morris
James Brunet
Merriam
Funk & Wagnalls
Mary
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Dick Turner
Rowan
By Carl T. Rowan
W. G. Brandstadt
William Morris
Pixies
By Wohl
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