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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1965
Page
4
ICI's second annual institutional advertising campaign draws muttered discontent from no-load funds. They say ads are too sales oriented and favor the broader industry. Contributions are sparse, and most no-load firms stay hands off until a possible heated ICI meeting in New York City.
Awarded Franchise Peterson Ashton Fuels Inc of Troy has been appointed local franchised dealer for GM Deleco heating and air conditioning equipment. The appointment expands franchises in furnaces heating and air conditioning equipment already held by the Troy firm.
Ford adds three Mustang variants including a new GT model. Ford vice president Donald N. Frey says options expand the car's appeal as practical luxury and sports. GT offers 239 cubic inch 225 hp V eight or 271 hp high performance V eight plus rally fog lamps and racing stripes.
Ben D. Mills, Ford Motor Co. vice president in charge of purchasing, will address the Schenectady Junior Achievement Future Unlimited banquet on May 12 in Shaughnessy Hall. About 350 guests are expected. The event is part of the Schenectady Junior Achievement program begun in 1953 by the Elfun Society of GE. Mills attended Oklahoma A&M George Washington University and Harvard Business School and joined Ford after a 1946 Air Force discharge.
James T. Conroy of Green Island rejoined Gilligan Buick Inc. as a sales staff member. A Troy High School graduate who attended Russell Sage College Evening Division, he has spent the last 12 years in the automobile business.
Q A B C of Troy asks how much she may earn in January February March 1966 without losing benefits. Answer: before age 72, earnings may not exceed 100 dollars per month. she must keep each month under 100 dollars if paid for those months. The second reader asks about benefits if a working wife dies with two children under 18. Answer: benefits go to the minor children until 18. the husband gets a lump sum death benefit. if she provides half the support for a parent, the parent may receive benefits at 62. A friend on widow’s benefits wonders about remarriage. Answer: remarriage ends benefits on the prior record. if the new husband receives benefits she can get wife benefits on his record. if he keeps working, she can qualify on his record when he retires.
Business Mirror examines how international trade outgrows gold and the Bretton Woods era. Blocs, tariffs, quotas, and currency controls complicate settlements as GATT seeks pathways to greater liquidity. Britain and France challenge dollar dominance, while credit remains the core medium of exchange across nations.
ANPA general manager Stanford Smith reports at the 79th convention that U.S. daily newspaper circulation exceeds 60 million, advertising volume tops 4 billion, and newsprint consumption over 8 million tons in 1984. He notes postwar growth, high membership, and newspapers' public service role, alongside an estimated 290 million pounds of pecans shipped to market.
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