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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1967
Page
7
Governor Rockefeller signed a bill to allow civil service employees to transfer between departments when facing layoffs. They could be temporarily assigned for a one year period in state service if suspension or demotion seemed likely due to the layoff.
AP survey finds mixed reactions to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr opposition to Vietnam. Some leaders fear white backlash while others say war stance fragments civil rights goals. Atlanta official Sam Massell notes issues like open housing and jobs will provoke reaction regardless of King. King denies advocating fusion of civil rights and peace efforts.
Convert to electric heat and remove pipes and ducts with a thermostat in every room. An estimate is free with no obligation, offering room by room temperatures and comfort without a monster cellar furnace.
In New York four armed men hijacked a United States Line pier shipment to Germany, binding four guards and seizing two wooden chests containing $620,000 in $10 and $20 travelers checks. American Express will alert banks and authorities by sharing serial numbers to curb abuse. Earlier this week $420,000 in bank notes vanished en route from Laos to a French bank via Kennedy airport, along with a 40-pound gold bar and other losses reported nearby.
Albany chronicle notes Assembly Speaker Travia and Senate Majority Leader Brydges face a religiously charged issue at the Constitutional Convention. They weigh repeal of the Blaine Amendment amid Catholic, Protestant, and Jewish pressure, while insisting their positions reflect personal views, not party lines.
The government announced Northern Ireland’s population reached 1,484,700, the highest since the 1841 pre famine census, marking a 4.2 percent increase since the previous census.
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