Troy Record Ad Rates and Staff Listing 1967
The Troy Record details subscription prices for daily and weekly delivery, mail options, and regional rates in New York and Vermont. It lists staff titles including editor Alton T Sliver and publishers and notes Associated Press rights.
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Troy Record
Alton T. Sliver
Troy Record Co
Broadway
Troy
N.o
Ashley
John F. Roy
Joseph J
Lachapelle
Walter J
Benedett
Vicw
Albany
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washington
Troy City
New York State
Bennington County
Associate
Vermont
Associated Press
Lottery Slump Across New York and New Hampshire
The piece laments a shared lottery sales collapse in New York and New Hampshire. It notes 1967 New Hampshire sweepstakes sales at 1.29 million below 1966, total 2.57 million, and compares earlier years to 1964 5.73 million and 1965 3.90 million. It critiques expanded outlets and NY officials push for gimmicks, urging dropping the program.
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New York
New Hampshire
Concord
Albany
New York City
Joseph Murphy
Teaching as Example: Law Obedience Key in Teaching Profession
The piece argues that teaching embodies quality and moral leadership beyond instruction. It contends teachers must obey the law even amid wage disputes, warning that mass resignations undermine tenure and equality under law, citing Condon-Wadlin and Taylor laws as test cases.
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New York
Peking fills gap as Tan-Zam railway plan debated
The United States weighed backing a Tan-Zam Railway from Zambia through Tanzania to Dar Es Salaam but declined citing economic feasibility and risk of Africa racial polarization. China offered $14 million for planning and could gain influence in Africa if the project advances, while the World Bank questioned viability and Washington pointed to the Great North Road.
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Zambia
Tanzania
United States
Africa
State Department
Egypt
Aswan
Soviet Union
China
Peking
World Bank
Great North Road
Dar Es Salaam
Burundi
Dahomey
Central African Republic
Ghana
Nkrumah
Kenya
Beirut
Israel
Jerusalem
West Bank
The
Jordan
United Nations General Assembly
Near East
General Assembly
House urged to act on campaign finance reform
House should follow Senate and pass a campaign financing reporting bill to restore Congress’s reputation. A House subcommittee approved a similar bill creating a Federal Elections Commission, a stronger step than the Senate and a move urged by advocates to curb money secrecy in campaigns.
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House of Representatives
Senate
House
Congress
Dodd
Powell
Baker
Federal Elections Commission
Pulse Of The People Letters Policy
The Pulse of the People will publish letters bearing name and address of writers. Names can be withheld on request. The publication reserves the right to reject and shorten letters.
North Greenbush officials face budget nitpicking over highway program
A concerned taxpayer criticizes the Town Board for rejecting four highway budget resolutions at a Monday meeting. He argues the highway program exceeds one hundred thousand dollars and demands detailed cost breakdowns and justification before public hearings and tax dollars are approved.
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the Record
North Greenbush
North Greenbush Coler
Erwin
Superintendent of Highways
Highway Department
The Paradox of Leaders: Balancing Flaws and Achievements
A reflection on historical leaders like De Gaulle and Roosevelt, noting that great figures combine good and bad traits. De Gaulle revived France amid weakness, sometimes acting with rudeness or bluntness, yet his leadership shaped European stature. The piece urges judging people as whole entities, not by isolated flaws or virtues.
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de Gaulle
Roosevelt
U.S
France
Canada
United States
Britain
Question Box trivia from an old newspaper
The column lists Q A pairs about Indian population by state, UN Secretariat Building windows, origin of foolscap paper, first journalism school at Missouri Columbia in 1908, and Nobelium as element 102.
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Arizona
Oklahoma
New Mexico
United Nations Secretariat
England
Missouri
State University At
Columbia
Words Wit And Wisdom Card Matches
A playful word game lists 10 numbered words matched to 10 lettered synonyms. The provided answers map each term to its pair like Moronic to Imbecilie and Despondent to Hopeless, yielding a final key of pairs. The puzzle exercises vocabulary and contextual sense through a quirky synonym challenge.
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Heary
Humble
Robust F
The Doctor Talks About Sore Throats
A mother writes of a 7 year old with recurring sore throats and fever since December. The physician notes gamma globulinemia in some boys and explains the lack of lasting cure and high cost of gamma globulin.
Israel’s West Bank future under two paths of peace
Washington Insight columnist Joseph Kraft analyzes Israel’s postwar security needs and the West Bank future. He outlines two main options: outright annexation with tensions ahead, or an autonomous Arab Palestinian state under Israeli protection, arguing the latter could integrate refugees and foster cooperation while presenting risks to Israel’s Arab minority.
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West Bank
Jordan
Israel
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