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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1966
Page
4
The puzzle lists across clues from coarse homing to fall in drops and downs from Algonquian Indian to Sham. Answers include terms for trinket fondle leather tree and other common crossword entries with various wordplay and definitions.
U S officials estimate 30 000 to 50 000 Chinese laborers work to keep the Ho Chi Minh Trail and Ma Gia Pass supply routes open into Laos and South Viet Nam amid bombing. Unknown thousands of Vietnamese laborers also maintain the trail. Remaining political tensions complicate Hanoi’s leadership and North Vietnamese operations.
Marion E. Klingbeil Dwyer 57 of 301 Hudson Ave Hampton Manor died Sunday at Albany Medical Center after a long illness. Retired nine years from the Motor Vehicle Department she was a St Marys Church communicant born in Amsterdam. Survived by husband Fritz, son Kenneth, sister, and four grandchildren. Funeral 9 am Wednesday from Rockefeller Funeral Home and 9:30 am from St Marys Church, interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
Princess Anne, daughter of Queen Elizabeth II, turned 16 and received fashion guidance from columnist Anne Edwards in the Sunday Express. Edwards says royal dress should be dignified yet age appropriate, not overly aged, noting Anne’s Kingston Jamaica birthday away from home.
Van Rensselaer High School Band will not be allowed to travel off city limits except for school sponsored events. The Board of Education plans a formal policy to restrict trips to supervised school activities to protect students.
A newspaper feature explains the Tell Me Why puzzle contest with Britannica prizes and a humorous sample dialogue. It notes winners Janice Decker aged 10 of Fredericksburg Virginia and Nancy Martin aged 13 of Richmond Virginia, plus contest entry rules and prompts.
A year after the Watts riot left 34 dead and immense damage, 10 000 residents joined a three day Watts Summer Festival led by Sargent Shriver the antipoverty director and Jordan High alumni symbols. The event featured floats bands and community groups signaling uplift through solidarity and civic action.
Janice Yager 22 of Eden died after being struck by a car on Sturgeon Point Road near Route 5 early Sunday. Police said the driver stayed at the scene and charges are not listed in the report.
An advertisement promotes SERUTAN as a daily vegetable laxative for people over 35. It claims the product is a natural concentrate that adds bulk and moisture to aid peristaltic action. It asserts gentler stimulation than harsh pills salts or oils and encourages regular use.
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