Local Troy Record front page publisher and rates noted
The Troy Record details editor Alton Sliter and publisher duties, offers advance subscriptions with varying terms from one week to one year, and notes Associated Press affiliation and circulation figures for September 1967.
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Pike Wins on Small Parts Grievances Against Defense
Democratic Congressman Otis G. Pike of Suffolk County pressed Defense Dept on overcharges in small parts purchases. The dispute centered on about 34000 dollars but led to promises of cost-saving reforms, training for new buyers, oversight by veterans, and possible legal action or contract ineligibility for violators. The department cites staffing costs as a hindrance to a perfect system. Public expects improved use of current personnel to curb excess charges.
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Expo 67 a Mixed Triumph as Costs Surpass Estimates
The Montreal world fair ran from April to closing Saturday drawing about 50 million visitors. A $250 million deficit exceeded the initial $45 million forecast, raising debate over whether Expo 67 was worth the cost while showcasing Canada’s administrative and technical capabilities.
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Norman Thomas Epoch Ends a Dissenting Voice in U.S. Politics
Norman Thomas, longtime Socialist Party leader and persistent presidential hopeful, retires from public life. He shaped debate by pushing social democracy from radical roots toward moderating reform, earning the label intellectual father of the New Deal while never winning high office. He upheld protest within democracy and urged faith in the system’s ability to correct flaws.
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We Want An Ombudsman Petition for public complaint office
A 32nd American Assembly proposal sponsored by Columbia University urges establishing ombudsman offices at local, state, and national levels. The piece argues the office offers accessible complaint handling, shortcuts red tape, and clarifies misunderstandings while improving government responsiveness.
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Nixon as Asiatic master signals GOP defense of Pacific
The profile argues Richard Nixon would be a strong GOP nominee against Johnson in 1968. It credits him with deep Asiatic knowledge, outlines his Vietnam stance and projected regional strategy, and situates his view within a long Republican tradition of Pacific defense and anti-communism.
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Question Box Q and A Across History Facts
A compact Q and A roundup covers astronomy, UN Security Council history, presidential tickets, Christian martyrdom, Boston Tea Party ships, legal principle of blood guilt, reasons for the left hand ring, and Columbia University’s original name as King’s College.
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The Doctor Talks About Cracked Thumbs and Scoliosis
A medical column answers reader questions on cracked thumbs possible causes and home care. It covers skin thickening allergies and protein deficiency, plus advice to seek to identify underlying causes. Comments on scoliosis torticollis their causes treatments and a note on high altitude sickness and Diamox as a prescription option.
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Eyes Democracy: Realities vs. Hypotheses on Asia Policy
Washington columnist outlines popular hypotheses about Vietnam and China, contrasting them with probable realities. He argues withdrawal could spark Sino Soviet power plays while noting domestic politics threaten Fortress America and domestic policy shifts.
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