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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1967
Page
2
A mixed reading passage explains soil formation and layers from topsoil to bedrock, the role of humus and bacteria, and soil types like sand, silt, clay and loam. It notes how crop needs vary and highlights a contest with winners Evelyn Smythe, 12, Jamaica, and Karen Kegelmeyer, 12, Ohio.
Three vehicle crashes near Ravena and New Baltimore leave Nelie Jacques and Martha Jacques both dead, Salvatore Pomellitto killed, and two others injured. A Ravena youth and passenger are seriously hurt as two separate wrecks in Albany County unfold near South Bethlehem. Emergency crews and state police investigate the one car destruction on Ravena Road while a second crash on the Thruway claims Pomellitto and Sickles Jr. as the car tears apart.
Pebble Beach and Fresno residents announce the engagement of Darlene Sandra Daniels to Dr. Meredith C. Mock. Daniels attended Bullard High, San Jose State, Hawaii, and Fresno State and works for Monterey Unified School District. Mock, a Glens Falls High and St. Lawrence University alumnus, is a DDS from Buffalo State and serves in the Army at Fort Ord, with a Vietnam return planned for the wedding.
The last in a weekly series of block dances sponsored by the Troy Police Benevolent Association and the Greater Troy Chamber of Commerce will be held at 8 p.m. today at the Municipal Parking Lot off Union Street.
Democratic representatives Richard D. McCarthy of Buffalo and Lester L. Wolff of Great Neck L I left for Saigon to observe Vietnam elections. They said they were paying their own way and would tape interviews with candidates to report back to Congress. Both have backgrounds in news reporting.
Monaco on the French Riviera measures about half the area of New York City's Central Park, illustrating the tiny principality's compact footprint. The comparison emphasizes Monaco's limited land area amid a vast urban setting.
CLARKSVILLE New York AP a rain soaked field near Albany saw a cow give birth to triplets two heifers and one bull all surviving the newborn trio are reported doing well at Barber Brothers Farm Val the cow bore the calves on Saturday one of her four stomach compartments was displaced by the birth veterinarians say odds of triplets are 110 000 to one and survival is unlikely to be even greater than that on the record.
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