11 Apr 1967
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1967
Page
1
Margaret Dana discusses consumer choice among fibers. Cotton’s cooling moisture wickability suits summer wear, while newer fibers offer advantages and drawbacks. She urges readers to express demand for all cotton options, including durable press, to balance market offerings and retain cotton’s role.
Schoharie County will hold its second annual Maple Festival in Jefferson on April 29 featuring a pancake breakfast contests an antique show and a home style baked ham dinner. Colonie Center hosts a six day preview through Sunday with an actual Sap House exhibit lower level mall hostesses in 1800s dress a slide show and the Festival Queen and court.
The Town of Horicon voters approved a 70 acre park project with 1,280 feet of Brant Lake frontage in a special referendum, tallying 182 votes in favor and 138 against. The town board was authorized to proceed with acquisition.
Richard H. Cobb of Princeton New Jersey and West Sand Lake New York was named vice president of Mathematica Inc He has directed operations research and systems analysis consulting for five years and led major studies for clients focusing on computer based decisions management information and planning systems The University of Cincinnati and RPI educated Cobb previously worked in Lybrand Rosser Montgomery operations research and Standard Oil Company Ohio He is married to Anne Woodruff Mitchell and Mathematica is headquartered in New York City.
A safety advisory urges reading the car manual and stocking a safety kit with red flares. Ford records show worldwide car truck sales leadership for the second straight year, with 1966 totals led by overseas markets totaling 1,209,000. Chrysler, Dodge, and local dealers report steady or rising regional sales and production data for March 1967 and the October to March period.
Greta Ubrich to direct school as local updates cover Social Security questions. Troy residents learn Medicare enrollment timing and penalties, claim procedures, and disability benefit caveats. Additional items note SAAB-MESH space research ties, Bumstead alumni activity, hospital news, and regional auto industry chatter.
The NASD signals congressional hearings on mutual funds to defend the industry against SEC reforms. A detailed NASD study targets proposed cuts to sales commissions and changes to reciprocity and give-ups, aiming to show the impact on investors and firms.
The Sears Summer catalogue, known as the Wish Book, is being distributed and showcases hundreds of summer items from swimwear to air conditioning. Dennis The Menace appears about fifty times across the catalogue, highlighting its theme and appeal.
NASD notes that SEC proposals on mutual fund reporting are not yet submitted to Congress. Hearings are anticipated in April before Senate Banking and Currency and House Interstate and Foreign Commerce committees. Proceedings will examine fund operations and potential changes to fund laws.
PeteRe ae cae appears as a professional model in area promotions and has judged numerous New York State annual contest finals. She also works in photography. All classes will be under the personal supervision of Miss Ubrich. Enrollment is limited.
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