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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1965
Page
8
The Troy Record announces staff roles Alton T Sliter publisher and editor and Joseph J Lachapelle secretary and treasurer. It lists circulation by month and annual rates for local and foreign deliveries and notes AP affiliation and AFLAC Bureau membership.
The piece notes President Johnson’s remarks about Gerald Ford underline tensions over bipartisan Viet Nam policy and background briefings. Ford denies responsibility for a leak about internal party opposition to not calling up reserves, while Johnson warns against silencing dissent and seeks to avoid provoking a fight.
Census data from a 1963 sample show 8.8 million families income under 3000 dollars, 18.5 percent of all, down from 12 million in 1950. Nearly half of poor families are not in the labor force, driven by elderly retirement and many young heads still in school.
The United States aims to aid Latin American social transformation through Alliance for Progress. Chile's President Eduardo Frei may propose greater Western European participation within the Atlantic Alliance and OAS to share costs and ease U S leadership, reducing tensions while countering communism.
The drought threatens New York City and nearby communities and spurs a proposed six foot conduit from Lake Erie at Niagara Falls to a Kingston area reservoir. Experts doubt feasibility due to legal, environmental, and timing hurdles, while NYC may rely on Hudson water if rains do not return.
ANNE OBSERVER from Cohoes laments Watervliet’s 14 to 0 defeat and accuses coaches of teaching dancing instead of orthodox play. The letter urges fair rules and humane costs for justice in Rensselaer County politics.
A mother recalls a Watervliet versus Cohoes Little League game on July 22 where Watervliet hitters danced at the plate and were called balls, prompting a controversy over umpire rulings and sportsmanship behavior amid a season of strong play.
The Record questions who is responsible for men's trousers and why they fit poorly. It notes discomfort with tight-fitting pants and difficulty finding suitable options, arguing current styles ignore the reality of many men being overweight.
The column presents quick trivia: jellyfish water content above 95 percent, Dr. Samuel A. Mudd sentenced to life then pardoned, Nashville Tennessee dubbed Athens of the South with Greek facades, and the death cup mushroom as the world’s most poisonous fungus.
A columnist discusses how type misprints twist meaning, citing examples like causal becoming casual and eclectic turning electric. The author notes readers and editors often misread unfamiliar terms and recalls humorous slips from reviews and signs, ending with a note on detecting intended words.
FDA medical director Dr. Joseph F. Sadusk Jr. clashes with a House subcommittee led by Rep. Fountain over hearings into drug safety and FDA approvals. Fountain defends oversight as public protection and accountability, while Sadusk calls proceedings an inquisition and seeks less interference.
A Q and A on spontaneous nosebleeds linked to high blood pressure and nasal dryness with home and medical treatments. It covers embedment of ice, nasal packing with adrenaline, and balloon methods, plus notes on hospitalization and transfusion for stubborn bleeds. It also discusses basal cell epithelioma treatment, graft needs, and causes of retinal vessel hemorrhages with cautions for underlying disease.
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