Postal rates and notice of publication rights in 1867 paper
The notice lists advance payment options for subscriptions including one year 316.00 six months 9.00 three months 4.75 one month 1.75 and weekly 0.48 with extra charges for Troy City and Mounted Postal Routes and foreign countries. It also states EMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS holds exclusive use of local news and AP dispatches. It cites daily circulation average for August 1867 at 49,205 and references an Audit Bureau of Circulation statement.
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Project C Promises Progress for Troy Urban Renewal
The Big One Trojans anticipate success in Project C the citys large urban renewal effort. Early business community consultation is planned to secure participation and minimize disruption while rebuilding downtown Troy. Public communication and broad consultation are emphasized as essential to achieve a modern attractive business district.
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Romney Brainwashed Admission Hurts 1965 Vietnam Stance
The Hard Way column argues Governor Romney’s 1965 admission of being brainwashed on Vietnam damages his presidential image. It questions his independence and leadership, noting charges of deception by Lodge and Westmoreland, and casts doubt on his ability to guide foreign policy under pressure. The piece warns the governor may align with crowds rather than lead boldly.
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George Romney
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General Westmoreland
Johnson
Not A Maginot Barrier in Vietnam War Strategy
The Pentagon plans a barrier to block infiltration from North Vietnam seen as a hopeful alarm system rather than a Maginot Line. It could reduce ground targets but cannot end the war alone and risks a defensive turn in a long, draining conflict.
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Bitter End Looms in Red China Purge
Reports from Peking say Mao Zedong and Lin Biao push a final purge of Maoist opponents as the Cultural Revolution escalates. Internal strife disrupts transport, communication and production, raising fears of civil war and national catastrophe.
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Gun Control Editorial Urges Federal Measures After Pearlberg Murder
The Record editorial calls for swift federal gun control, arguing unregistered guns and cross state access fuel violence. It cites Sullivan Law failures and urges central databases to bar licenses for those with violent histories or group affiliations, including extremist organizations.
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Tax reform quiz on Johnson Administration proposals
The Administration pushes separate consideration of tax reform and tax increases, targets abuses by foundations, corporations, and individuals, and faces criticism of depletion allowances and tax-free bonds. Surrey hints at estate and wealth transfer under changes, with answers pointing to debate halting reform and broader reform aims.
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Chile in turbulent times under Frei and Allende rivalries
In Santiago, debate centers on Chile's path between democracy and leftist gains. Analysts note a shift with the Christian Democrats losing ground, the FRAP alliance rising, and radicals taking over Frei’s party, risking greater leftist control amid questions about President Frei’s hold and Chile’s political future.
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