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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1967
Page
13
The Record Magazine marks its seventh year with the March 1960 issue. It debuted March 5, 1960, featuring area resident stories and past events, with Herbert A. Calkins' column on times and events. The weekly TV log, prepared by staff, covers about 525 programs and remains about 99 percent accurate despite changes from networks and stations.
Reader's Fare notes a drought ending as Salem bookstore unveils spring fiction from writers such as Thornton Wilder, Louis Auchincloss, John Hersey, Philip Roth, Gore Vidal, and James Jones. Nonfiction highlight is William Manchester's The Death of a President. March adds Rosten, Ely, Caldwell, Wilder, and Roth titles with diverse themes.
The piece recalls events from the past including a 1917 gas explosion at a Cohoes girls club house caused by a left pipe cap after plumbers’ work, and a 1920 notice about unsafe police station conditions in Rensselaer. It mentions the Bowery After Dark melodrama of 1905 in Troy, police memories, a horse patrol parade, a 1920 street incident near Watervliet, a snow plow accident in 1931, a Northside church steeple cross vision by a contractor’s son, and a 1907 chorus about birds in Georgia and Tennessee with Marie.
Hollywood headlines note Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass star in a full hour color CBS special titled Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass. The program tapes and films across Southern California and Mexico featuring Brass hits, new releases, and a South of the Border with New Orleans blend.
Boat owners bring crafts to Everglades National Park for the Boat-A-Cades voyages from Flamingo Florida Bay marina. Led by a Ranger patrol vessel, these 60 to 70 mile trips follow inland waterways to view birds alligators and wildlife in the federal preserve.
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