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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1966
Page
5
The article urges parents to get tetanus toxoid boosters to protect themselves and their children. It notes that many adults neglect immunization while children commonly receive the DPT vaccine. It warns several hundred American adults die annually from tetanus and stresses seeking medical attention after even minor injuries.
A satirical piece argues supermarkets mimic highways shaping male dominated shopping. It envisions a license to buy bread, one way aisles and basket stress as shoppers adapt to fast lane rules and market enforcement.
Recent studies reveal that many adoptive parents doubt their status as the child’s real parents. Observations suggest emotions and identity concerns shape their parenting approach and sense of family belonging.
The text argues that daily care, love, and irritation from adults mold a child's character more than biology. Birth parents are not the only influence. adoptive and other guardians play a central role, as experiences and relationships in the family shape attitudes, values, and social behavior.
A Solemn Pontifical Mass in the chapel of St. John Provincial House marks the 75th anniversary of the Sisters of the Resurrection. Bishop William A. Scully will preside with auxiliary Bishop Edward J. Maginn celebrating and Msgr. Raymond J. Rooney delivering the address. The order has served 59 years in the Albany Diocese with houses in Holy Trinity Troy Immaculate Conception Watervliet and St. Michael's Cohoes.
American movies account for more than half the total playing time in theaters worldwide, reflecting dominant export strength and global distribution networks. The trend highlights the influence of U.S. film studios and industry reach across markets.
Meyer Davis and son Emery predict a return to conventional dancing driven by elegant gowns and longer steps. They note the Fox trot remains popular while discotheques keep a fragment of past form, and debutante parties hint at changing taste as trends evolve.
State Supreme Court and Rensselaer County Court opened their terms with 275 jurors summoned for both courts. Justice DeForest C. Pitt convened Supreme Court with 125 trial jurors and 50 grand jurors. County Court Judge John T. Casey presided. 50 trial jurors reported, 50 more expected today. A 41 indictment criminal calendar totals 36 defendants, with 12 more indictments added. The term runs into February with civil focus next month.
Chicago reports that the five leading U. S. industrial corporations have sales about equal to Italy’s gross national product. The top four alone could balance Belgium’s budget, according to Commerce Clearing House findings.
Fifteen years after Washington once held the highest sales tax rate at 3.4 percent, Pennsylvania now leads at 5 percent, the highest among the 39 states that levy a sales tax.
The first night of occupancy at Skidmore College’s new dorms in Saratoga Springs saw a steam valve break in Penfield House forcing evacuation of an unspecified number of students. Firemen reported third floor steam and water damage but no fire, and repairs were completed with students continuing to attend classes via bus transport from Union Avenue campus.
Tokyo has paid over 53 percent of its World War II reparations and economic cooperation obligations totaling 1,019 million dollars. More than 543 million dollars has been paid. Payments to Burma and South Vietnam have been completed.
The article explains picture thinking in prehistoric times leading to picto graphic writing and notes its continued use by Chinese communities. It highlights how combining pictures conveys thoughts and ideas in a visual script system still seen today.
The Town of Grafton announces a 1966 tax rate of 124.05 per 1000 assessed value, up 16.25 from 1965. Breakdown shows 69.72 county, 34.59 town, 15.11 highways, 4.63 fire. Taxable value rises to 803,613. state park land acquisition includes a transition assessment to ease tax loss.
Fr. OBrien of Siena College speaks to Ave Maria about his resignation from the inter faith task force. He argues involvement in social action risks stepping on toes and notes bishops fund schools through wealthy donors. He cites St Francis on preaching the gospel and questions church authority versus conscience.
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