The Troy Record Publication Details and Rates
The Troy Record lists editors and officers, subscription terms, and mail rates for New York and Vermont regions. It notes pricing by carrier and mail, with annual, semiannual, quarterly, and monthly options, plus foreign and extended routes. The notice also cites Associated Press membership and a daily circulation figure for August 1967.
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John F. Roy Alton ‘T. Sliter
Joseph J. Lachapelle
Walter J. Benedett
Troy Record
Albany
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washington
New York State
Bennington County
Vermont
Delegates Question Political Makeup Of Constitutional Convention
The editorial argues delegates were chosen on party lines, pressuring a quick, compromise driven process. It warns the public may demand a different approach if the convention fails to deliver a modern constitution by September 26 and calls for bipartisan selection in future efforts.
Swing to the Right Shapes GOP Congress in 1966
An analysis by a conservative group finds 59 freshmen Republicans in the House shifted away from liberal Democrats, shaping a stronger rightward vote this year. It notes four of these Republicans, including Daniel E. Button, received low conservative ratings, while all 100 percent conservative senators were Republicans. The report ties these shifts to party positioning ahead of 1968 and a forthcoming presidential nomination.
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Congress
House
Daniel E. Button
Albany
Johnson
Impressive Figures in Vietnam Election Compared with U S Vote
A comparison finds 83 percent voter turnout in South Vietnam versus 63 percent in the last U S presidential election. Observers say the Vietnamese vote was reasonably efficient and honest, with fewer than 4 percent of ballots voided, and warn that internal critics threaten peace if the new regime cannot unite.
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United States
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Not A Candidate Reagan Fund-Raising Path to 1968
Governor Reagan rejects a national bid while accepting a three month fund-raising tour to aid Republican campaigns. He insists he is not a candidate yet plans strategy to gain party support and potential nomination in 1968.
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Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Regan
United States Senate
House
Miami
California
Richard Nixon
White House
Welfare Woes and a Call for Third Party Voice
A Record letter from Kenneth E. Bress of Troy describes welfare hardship forcing a teenage daughter to drop out of high school while a disabled husband and a quitting mother strain family finances. He questions democratic choices, urges real divergence in politics, and challenges media claims of communist plots behind a third party.
Third Party Editor Seeks Voters For American Way
Editorial argues for participation in elections amid claims of a rigid political machine and suppression of dissent. It criticizes Fulbright and others labeled communist sympathizers and contends Vietnam policy is driven by military strength suppressing nonmilitary voices.
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the Record
Southeast Asia
Fulbright
Vietnam
Wordplay and a quiz on language quirks
A reader’s note on a six year old coining words and a letter about correct usage of nauseous versus nauseated. The exchange cites a Carson City mother and a Pittsburgh question about baseball announcers. The piece highlights language nuance and humor.
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Sandra Grayson
Carson City
Nev
Jill
Mommy
Papa
Mr. Morris
Cubs
J. Porter Gillespie
Pittsburgh
Elaine May
Mike Nichols
Question Box Q and A Archive
A set of concise Q and A items covering abbreviations for U S S R constellation Musca meaning The Fly horse of the World racing event in Laurel Maryland on November 11, Supreme Court justice requirements moon eclipse bearing on sun coverage Andean black bear Verdi opera Aida written for the opening of the Suez Canal in 1871.
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U.S
South America
Suez Canal
The Doctor Talks About Heart Attack
A Q and A with Dr. W G Brandstadt explains myocardial infarction causes risks and treatment. Questions cover medicines for arteriosclerotic disease, possible long term use, digitalis safety, and drug effects. Readers are advised to seek heart specialists and to send questions for future columns.
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W. G. Brandstadt
M. D
Peru at Crossroads as Belaunde Faces Finance and Arms Debate
Lima notes say Peru's crisis deepens with tax avoidance and scarce foreign exchange while Congress battles taxes and U.S. aid terms. Belaunde argues for modernizing defense but faces a possible arms drift and economic strain, risking future stability and a costly U.S. bailout if tensions widen.
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Lima
Peru
Fernando Belaunde Terry
Belaunde
Fidel Castro
United States
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
U. S. Congress
U. S
Alliance For Progress
Shah
Washington
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Trey
New York Daily News
National Conference For New Politics
Kenneth E, Bress
William Morris
Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Dr. Brandstadt
Rowan
By Carl T. Rowan
Helaunde
Wayne Morse
Robert Kennedy
Latin America
Bela
Chile
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