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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1966
Page
10
The Troy Record outlines subscription terms for local delivery and mail, detailing yearly, six month, and shorter options with regional counties and Vermont counties, plus foreign rates. It notes daily circulation averages for July 1966 and AP affiliation and ABC membership.
The article argues Asia may be entering a turning point where non Communist nations gain ascendancy and communism wanes. It cites Indonesia’s escape from communism, improved US allied positions, and rising anti communist powers like South Korea, with regional stabilizing effects and strong economic foundations.
Responsible Action India proposes more International Control Commission patrols and reactivation of the joint military commission to curb mounting U S bombing a bridgehead in the Benhai River area. The plan requires consent from both North and South Vietnam with Poland likely to object.
A Weight Control Clinic study from Fort Dix and Bloomington found that dieters who receive empathetic support outperform those who diet alone. Group sessions with an internist psychologist and dietician yielded an average loss of 16.1 pounds versus 8.1 pounds for solitary dieters.
The piece argues inflation control hinges on firm handling of labor and industry as steel price hikes and airline mechanics rejection of a guideline breach threaten to undermine the President's price-wage program. It critiques government vacillation, notes airlines and steel sectors, and describes a Senate compromise shifting responsibility while the House awaits.
A Troy reader voices concern about Little League coaching, urging patience and good sportsmanship. He notes a South End perspective, cites a fanatic manager, and urges fair treatment for all players while stressing positive guidance for impressionable youths.
A letter column explores origins of the phrase independent as a hog on ice. Readers submit two theories: a grandmother’s tale of sanded ice guiding hogs across a stream and a grimcher joke that a butchered hog before freezing yields independence. The item also answers trivia about bird sizes and the first presidential mansion.
Washington notes a report that a prominent sports mogul, watching the World Cup from London, commanded an end to the spectacle. The piece contrasts World Cup pace with U S baseball and football, criticizing long delays and weariness in modern American sports and urging a reassessment of athletic strain.
A Dwight Marvin reflection blames modern moral collapse on weakened family life. He contrasts past dinners with modern demands and lambasts interruptions by television and sponsors. He recalls childhood family rituals and urges fixing home foundations rather than relying on substitutes.
Dr Brandstadt explains vaccine choices for measles. Live virus offers longer immunity but risks severe reaction in boosters. killed virus used for boosters only. Live vaccine recommended for children not previously immunized. The piece then answers common medical questions about ringworm, alcohol in blood, and granuloma annulare with concise, practical guidance.
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