Troy Record Masthead and subscription rates listing
The Troy Record presents its masthead with key executives and staff titles. It lists subscription terms for in state, out of state, and foreign deliveries, and notes regional mailing areas. The notice cites Associated Press membership and references circulation figures from August 1967 audited by the Audit Bureau of Circulations.
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Troy
Record
Albany
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washington
New York State
Bennington County
Vermont
Troy City
Associated 3 Press
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Restraints on Bond Borrowing for Constitutional Convention
Editorial argues voters should retain some control over bond borrowings via approval requirements. Cites Rockefeller promoted 1.7 billion clean waters bond and 2.5 billion mass transit bond as examples. Warns against eliminating voter input entirely and urges rewriting provisions with limited exceptions.
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Rockefeller
President urges action on crime control and gun limits
The President declares words fail against crime and urges Congress to pass Safe Streets and Crime Control Act with a companion firearms bill. He criticizes inaction and calls for state and local implementation, asserting that tighter gun controls do not infringe due process while preventing violence.
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Congress
Washington
House
National Rifle Association
Welfare burden shift debate in Constitutional Convention
The article discusses divisions over a proposal to have state and federal governments fund the entire welfare system, relieving cities and counties. It questions efficiency, tax impacts on upstate New York, and whether state-level administration would reduce local burdens without sacrificing accountability.
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New York City
New York State
Sihanouk’s stance stirs China relations speculation
Cambodian Prince Norodom Sihanouk inflames debate by accusing Peking of meddling and threatening China ties. Analysts weigh if his anti US pivot marks a shift toward Beijing and reflect broader Communist China diplomacy amid Vietnam conflict.
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Norodom Sihanouk
China
Sihanouk
Peking
Cambodia
United States
Washington
Sihanouk Iis
Vietnam
Pulse Of The People Letter Policy Summary
The Pulse Of The People will publish only letters bearing a name and address. Names of writers may be withheld from publication upon request. The page reserves the right to reject letters and shorten submissions.
Victim rights plea prompts tough talk on crime care
A letter to the editor condemns the current justice system for favoring criminals over victims. It calls for state indemnity to victims or families equal to the victim’s lost earnings plus damages, and demands coverage of medical costs for those harmed, highlighting alleged disparities in treatment between criminals and victims.
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the Record
Bleeding Hearts
Troy
China’s Revolution Still Not Settled
A columnist analyzes Mao era upheaval, comparing phases of revolution with France and Russia. It argues China remains in the second phase, driven by dynamism and mass mobilization, while external limits restrain its influence and risk a self-perpetuating revolutionary tempo.
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China
Mao Tse-tung
Britain
London
Russia
Mao
Joseph J. Baritz
U.S. Naval Institute
Baritz
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Europe
Africa
Asia
Japan
Congressional Quiz on Smoking Health Hazards
Congressional Quarterly reports a July 13 publication of the Surgeon General's 1967 Smoking Report, with a quiz testing knowledge on medical proof in 1964, 1967 cigarette usage, labeling laws, and lobbying. Answers show the advisory committee, Tar and nicotine labeling, and key Washington groups.
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Congressional Quarterly
Surgeon General
American Cancer Society
Public Health Service
U. S
Luther L. Terry
William J. Stewart
James L. Goddard
Sen. Bourke B
Population Crisis in Latin America and Brazil
A wide look at Latin America themes shows campaigns about birth control, church and state clashes, and fears over rapid population growth. Brazil faces a push for more people to develop Amazonia, while bishops and nationalists resist policy moves. Economic growth lags as population soars.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Peace Corps
Castell Branco
United States
Latin America
Fidel Castro
Che Guevara
Alliance For Progress
Arthur Costa E Silva
Amazonia
Vatican
U.S
Uruguay
Question Box asks about Hiawatha father name
The father of Hiawatha is known as the West Wind.
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Hiawatha
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