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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1960
Page
1
Sylvester Graham lends his name to Graham flour amid claims of its high nutritive value for health. The text references I feel or Ifeur associated with the claim, indicating contemporary debates over diet and nutrition. The report notes public interest in health foods and the origins of flour branding.
Allen A. Hayner, 25, son of A. A. Hayner of Bald Mountain Road Brunswick, an International Farm Youth Exchange student with the H Club Foundation, cables from Johannesburg that he is safe despite interracial disturbances. He expects to finish two months in Africa and return to Washington by April 20, home by about April 24. He recounts experiences including gold mine exposure and an ostrich ride, and notes locals have treated him superbly. He sent updates during a tour that has included filming hundreds of feet of footage. Hayner is a Cornell graduate and has worked as an assistant 461 Charbs agent in three communities. His father is Brunswick town highway superintendent.
Mayor Neil W. Kelleher announced he has been invited to join the 8th Latin American Congress of Municipalities as a delegate in October. The event runs October 16 to 21 in San Diego with mayors from the U.S., Canada, and Central and South America. Notable AMA executive committee members include Mayors George Christopher, Lewis Cutrer, Richardson Dilworth, and Richard C. Lee.
Augustus Oliver of Troy visited relatives in Johnsonville while Alvin Hoa Sr and family recover from chickenpox. A Johnsonville Grange delegation attended a Taconic Grange program in Stephentown. Grey Church hosted the second family night supper with 78 guests, organized by Mr and Mrs Richard Akin and Mr and Mrs Henry Requate. A program titled A Great Palaver featured Rev B Beavers and the theme Africa, with devotional led by Mrs Murray Moore and a skit by local residents.
Six Troy area students at Mildred Bitey Secretarial School in Albany earn A grades in all March subjects. Named are Mildred Blandy of Troy Linda Murray of Cohdes Janice Allhouse of Waterford Jean Comtois Neney O’Neil and Ruth Wallen of Watervliet.
Fragmentary OCR notes show mentions of a person to be stationed in Turkey for 18 months and multiple school and Air Force references. Names include Arthur J. and Manton Sr. of Sand Lake with ties to Aver Jt Park Central School and Amarillo Texas, plus Adana base.
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