The Troy Record circulation and subscription terms
The Troy Record lists subscription rates prepaid in advance for one year six months and other periods with prices and a 48 cent charge on Troy City and Mounted Postal Routes and foreign countries. It notes Associated Press ownership rights and daily average circulation of 51,644 for September 1967 and membership in the Audit Bureau of Circulation.
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Transportation bond measure would authorize 2.5 billion
Editorial urges an affirmative vote on Proposition No. 1, a 2.5 billion transportation bond for highways 1.25 billion mass transport 1 billion and aviation 250 million. Highlights need for road and airport upgrades to support growth and federal aid of 1.85 billion. Rockefeller leads campaign across political lines.
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Time for the UN to seek ceasefire in Middle East crisis
The United Nations Security Council should focus on preventing further violence rather than blaming either side. The Middle East conflict has seen Israeli retaliation after the sinking of the destroyer Elath and Egypt's oil refineries, highlighting the danger of escalation. The council must push for ceasefire terms and curb arms escalation to avert broader disaster.
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Revelations on Pentagon antiwar march spark debate
The piece argues antiwar demonstrators offered revelations beyond protest, citing Washington reporters Mer riman Smith and James Reston. It contends free speech was abused by insults, while noting some protesters’ patriotism but criticizing actions that undermine law and public order. It warns protests could help prolong war and boost the President’s standing, urging reliance on the ballot.
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Oil supply shifts reduce Middle East dominance in world markets
The article argues post June War oil dependence lessens Middle East leverage as new supplies and producers emerge. U.S. and Venezuela expand output, pipelines grow, and costs favor Arab production, while producers seek diversified sources to guard against disruptions.
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West Africa
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Pm Not In The Act Letters Policy
The Pulse of The People will publish only letters, reserving the right to withhold names and addresses on request and to reject or shorten submissions.
Deep Trouble Editorial Calls for Support of War Effort
The letter decries antiwar demonstrations as unpatriotic and warns that neglecting duties during crisis harms the nation. It cites Hitler and communism as threats, praises American freedoms yet asks for responsibility, and urges unity amid conflict. PROUD AMERICAN Waterford
Right Name Editor The Record Rioting at Pentagon provokes protest label debate
The letter argues the attempted storming of the Pentagon should be called rioting, urging honest labeling to reflect the event as part of a historical protest. The writer, signing as Spirit of '76 Troy, presses for blunt terminology amid national debate on demonstrations.
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Old School 8 Editor The Record Inquiry
A reader from Watervliet asks about School 8 on Fourth Avenue between 23rd and 24th Streets. They wonder about its age and whether it is the oldest in town, sharing family ties and memories of Irish-American teachers who emphasized the three R's and civility without discrimination.
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Watervliet
Fourth Avenue
23Rd
Teen Agers Call For Youth Center In Local Neighborhood
In a letter to The Record, MRS. W LeQUE urges letting teens express views on a Hillsview Heights Griswold Heights Carroll Hill youth center. She notes parental infighting over location governance and proposes teen supervision of events like dances, arguing youths should lead the project.
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Griswold Heights
Carroll Hill
Parents and Home Owners’ Association
Mary G. McGrath
Mrs. McGrath
W, Lequue
Mechanicville teen-agers homes and movie noise debate
Tam A former Mechanicville resident Stillwater writes to defend a local teens space arguing a movie house caused disruption from noise and criticizes free TV commercials while urging balance in teen entertainment and public spaces.
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Mechanicville
Tam
The Doctor Talks About Sciatica By W G Brandstadt M D
Q Is sciatica a disease or a complication of some other disease Answer Sciatic neuritis is a symptom not a disease It may follow injury infection a slipped disk prolonged nerve pressure or a tumor Often no cause is found The pain may reach from the lower back to the ankle It is not fatal but severe cases can be crippling Q I have acute sciatica Will vitamin B-12 help It The treatment is to remove the cause Vitamins are unlikely to help If heat massage rest and aspirin fail hydrocortisone injection into the disk or disk removal may be advised Q What is scleroderma What causes it The course Is it serious Is there a cure It Scleroderma is a chronic unknown cause disease with hardening of skin and internal organs Course varies with bouts of remission It may involve vital organs and be serious Cortisone drugs and other meds may help when given early. some prescription drugs may benefit some victims but require supervision Q Having taken vitamin B-12 for 14 years for pernicious anemia I question your recent column claiming a cure A Cure is better called control There is no cure for pernicious anemia but control is the goal Anyone with a disease without a cure will agree Please send questions to Wayne G Brandstadt MD care of this paper He cannot answer individual letters but will answer general-interest queries in future columns
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Hungary
Poland
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American Waterford
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Dr. Brandstadt
Materials Price Drop Ominous News From Chicago Board of Trade
An analysis notes a global price slump driven by weak demand for basic materials, oversupply in metals and fuels, and strategic shifts by oil and mineral producers. Record lows reflect currency devaluations, industrial declines in Europe, and sustained inflationary pressures shaping markets worldwide.
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Organization For Economic Cooperation and Growth
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Question Box defines a herdic vehicle
The answer explains that a herdic is a type of Jow-hung cab. It is usually two wheeled, occasionally four, and features a side seat with entry at the back.
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