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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1966
Page
2
The article describes De Rauch's refined fashion ethos focusing on princesslike serenity and restrained elegance. It notes hair pulled back with a leather bow, wide brim hats, knee-length skirts, soft dressmaker suits, and the revival of the little black dress. Glitter is used sparingly on ball gowns with rhinestones and subtle jeweled details.
Arm ed bodyguard Cary Thomas testified he ducked for cover and did not prevent Malcolm X s assassination. Lawyers pressed him about pulling a gun as three Black Muslim suspects stand trial in State Supreme Court for the slaying. Thomas linked his loyalty to the Black Muslim group and later to a rival Black Nationalist organization.
The 1966 Senate opens debate on repealing Taft-Hartley section 14B which would allow states to ban union shop contracts. Mike Mansfield pushes action despite Everett Dirksen protests as filibuster threats loom. Daylight meetings may extend as the budget message is expected to be read.
Fog wrapped Bladon as wreaths marked the first anniversary of Sir Winston Churchill's death. Wreaths came from Lady Churchill and Blenheim Palace, with others from Churchill's daughter Mary and the Duke of Marlborough.
The National Labor Relations Board ordered a company to bargain with workers about a one cent raise for coffee. The board split on whether cafeteria prices should be included in the bargaining dispute.
The Troy area will be clear and cold today and tonight with a low around freezing and more clouds tomorrow. The Weather Bureau says no additional snow for at least two days, but a Gulf weather disturbance could bring snow later. Historical highs and lows for Jan 25 include a 50 degree high in 1964 and 1934 and a minus 12 degree low in 1963 and 1945.
CHICAGO. A tax reporting service estimates 30 000 new laws will be enacted across 47 state legislatures this year. An additional 60 000 laws will be offered unsuccessfully.
Rep. Emanuel Celler urged Governor Nelson Rockefeller to block a proposed constitutional amendment for a state lottery calling it cowardly and degrading. As chairman of the House Judiciary Committee he warned the lottery would bring more ills than benefits likening it to blood-letting to cure a fever.
About 50 demonstrators gathered at 125th Street and Seventh Avenue in Harlem yesterday, blocking traffic for nearly two hours to demand more jobs in poverty neighborhoods. Fifteen people were arrested after two Mayor Lindsay aides tried to speak with Jesse Gray, head of the Harlem Tenants' Council.
Mohamed Oufkir of Rabat faces questions over a high profile kidnap plan. Lemarchand is accused of leading a parallel police group aiding the operation. Figon’s death precedes an arrest as police close in. France accuses abroad based conspirators with anti Morocco tensions rising. Ben Barka was seized near Boulevard Saint Germain as Antoine Lopez and two French officers face charges.
Navy Cmdr John W Young and Air Force Maj Michael Collins were chosen to pilot Gemini 10 for a two or three day mission to perfect rendezvous techniques for a moon landing. Young, 35, will be on his second space flight, after Gemini 3. Collins, 35, will command Gemini 10 and may not perform a space walk.
A Suburban Propane tanker swerved to avoid a slowdown on Routes 9 20 and 4 40 in East Greenbush and snapped a Niagra Mohawk pole. The truck rest in a ditch with wires down. two volunteer fire companies and police secured the area while crews repaired lines. Driver William Baumann was cited for following too closely and will appear Feb 3. Authorities reported no evacuations or fires.
In Indianapolis fishermen gain from new plastic bags with zippers. Sinkers and lures are sold in them and after use, gear is easy to store in the bags.
An artificial membrane by chemists bonds denture surfaces to gums simulating natural teeth. Fixopent absorbs bite shock protects gums enabling easier chewing and speech. It lasts about a day and resists heat and alcohol. Available at drug counters with a pencil-point dispenser for precise application.
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