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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1966
Page
10
The Troy Record lists its office at 501 Broadway Troy New York with contact numbers. It names Alton T Sliter Joseph J Lachapelle and Walter J Benedett as officers and staff including vice president secretary and treasurer assistant treasurer positions.
The governor signs a natural beauty bill to promote preservation and coordination with Albany. Local programs already restore scenic sites like Poestenkill and address issues such as stream pollution and auto cemeteries using existing laws while awaiting the new law. Local action now can limit rising restoration costs and safeguard resources.
The Wilson government seeks a six month wage freeze with price controls and a six month power to block hikes. It faces strong labor opposition and a 95 vote margin as six million workers face delayed raises and planned cost-of-living boosts.
July proves the hottest in a decade with temperatures often above 100 degrees and rain scarce in the Northeast. Heat boosts ice cream and soft drink sales while drought threatens crops and higher prices. experts warn hurricanes tied to heat may return until the jet stream restores cooling.
The Mets and Yankees sit at 47 55 as of Sunday night with the Mets equal in the won and lost column and only 1242 games behind the front runners. New York fans, once drawn to the Mets' plight, now rally behind their surprising rise and hope the parity lasts.
A Watervliet couple expresses gratitude for their three adopted children and urges support for youth programs. They emphasize that loving and guiding children transcends formal education and highlight the value of groups like Boy Scouts and 4-H in keeping children on the right path. Their letter reflects faith, family, and community commitment.
In reply to Wasted, a parent with three children argues raising responsible adults is a full time job. They find reward in good report cards and rewards, and view marriage as for having children. The writer questions the author’s motives and obligations to others. Stillwater.
J.T. Troy defends motherhood against a critic who claims time is better spent on philosophy and politics. She notes the burdens of parenting and urges respect for mothers including those awaiting sons from Vietnam, arguing some unfavorably view childbirth.
Faraday moved a magnet through a copper coil and produced electric current, a breakthrough underlying all electric motors and dynamos. Graftable stone fruits include peach plum and cherry. Jupiter is the largest planet by diameter about 86,700 miles. Earth travels about 19 miles per second in its solar orbit. California gull flocks fed Mormon settlers' food shortage in Utah by gathering to feed on crickets.
Tricky word quiz presents ten pairs where readers match meanings from options. Includes instruction to mail name and address to receive a free self scoring vocabulary test from William Morris Test. Mentions Mormon crops and Salt Lake City monument to the gulls. Also asks how many voyages Columbus made.
A medical expert panel reports no direct link between The Pill and thrombophlebitis strokes or eye ailments and urges long term studies on cancer risk. They call for removing dosage time limits and standard labeling while noting current data are insufficient for firm long term conclusions.
Dr. Brandstadt discusses eye changes with age malnutrition risks and the impact of choroiditis toxoplasmosis and tuberculosis tests. He outlines eye pain causes including eyestrain and inflammation and notes routine exams detect retinal issues and guide diagnosis. He invites readers to send general interest questions to the column.
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