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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1971
Page
12
The Troy Record announces its daily publication schedule and contact information including address 501 Broadway Troy New York and telephone number 272 2000 as part of its masthead.
Canada's visitor Kosygin visit seen as chance to loosen trade ties with Russia. Trudeau seeks economic independence from the United States via new exchanges while Moscow eyes alliances to counter Red China and bolster global friendship. Negotiations viewed cautiously with potential for a friendly economic arrangement.
The New York Times publication of LBJ memoir excerpts aims to illuminate the tumultuous period he led. The piece notes Roosevelt Kennedy Hoover Truman Eisenhower Cleveland and Roosevelt as precedents for post presidency reflection and context for Johnson's reflective writings.
In Jerusalem I flew with Col Bar Lev to Qantara and viewed Israeli fortifications along the Suez front. A front tour revealed mobile defenses, underground bunkers, and a sociable army where service is universal and soldiers combine military skill with broader talents. The piece ends with the saying luck is preparation meeting opportunity.
Washington lawmakers debated a House vote on rejecting a six month Indochina deadline. Rep. Gerald Ford said he could block the Senate pullout plan but not commit to a showdown. The outcome hinges on parliamentary maneuvering as a $21 billion weapons bill moves to conference.
A listings page provides mail addresses for U.S. Senators Jacob Javits James Buckley and U.S. Representatives Carleton King Samuel Stratton for Washington and Albany. It also lists New York state senators Douglas Hudson Walter Langley Ronald Stafford and assemblymen Neil Kelleher Thomas Brown Fred Field Fred Droms Jr Clarence Lane Lawrence Corbett Jr with their Albany address.
After Pittsburgh celebrated a World Series victory, widespread looting and mob violence damaged the city’s reputation. The article condemns the disorder as an unfortunate blemish on baseball’s success and on the community’s conduct, noting broken windows, car overturns, and theft.
A reader critiques Nixon for using the slogan A Generation of Peace arguing it recalls naiveté and self interest. They reference Lincoln and past wars, urge deeper diplomacy, and hope for a banner guiding a future where wars end and hostility fades.
The Pulse of The People notes letters to the editor may include name and address, but names may be withheld on request. The publication reserves right to reject or shorten letters.
A reader from Green Island reports a hit and run on Wednesday night October 6 at Manning Paper Co. parking area. A tan Buick suffered a severely damaged driver side door that cannot be opened, and the responsible party did not come forward.
Dr. Lamb explains how to choose a doctor based on community size, partnership options, and the role of general practitioners, family medicine, and internal medicine specialists. He notes benefits of group practices for access to services, equipment, and 24 hour coverage, and offers guidance on hospital staff affiliations and board certifications.
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