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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1967

Page

3

Congress Unit Raps Viet Spending Policy

Congress critiques Vietnam war cost estimates and budget practices. The Defense Department’s rough figure for fiscal 1967 shows potential overruns, with actual outlays likely higher than official figures. The report urges better executive coordination and planning to counter sudden shifts in military requirements and their impact on the economy.

Defense Department Vietnam Congress Executive Branch Charles J. Schultze Budget Bureau Robert S. McNamara Fowler Senate House Committee

Bombers Hit North Vietnam Power Plants Again

A wartime roundup reports B52s striking North Vietnam power facilities and rail yards while U.S. forces wage heavy fighting near the DMZ. Navy pilots sink a dredge near Haiphong as air and ground battles extend across the region.

North Vietam Bon Homme Richard Haiphong Intrepid Thanh Hoa Thai Nguyen Hanoi McNamara U.S Vietnam

Voting Age Proposal Faces Fight

A voting age proposal faced a heated committee vote with 21 members present. Democrats fully supported moving the bill forward, while eight of ten Republicans joined to vote the bill out without a committee recommendation. The measure contrasts with a Judiciary Committee move on court consolidation and ties to broader budget and Vietnam defense costs discussed by lawmakers.

Alaska Hawaii Tyler Judiciary Committee Bill of Rights and Suffrage Committee Wrenam Vietnam Schultze Secretary of the Treasury Henry H. Fowler

Stephentown Swim Program Under Way This Summer

The annual instructional swimming program in Stephentown, sponsored by the Community Couples Club and the Rensselaer County Chapter of the American Red Cross, runs 2 to 4 p.m. at Cherry Plain Day Use Area through July 25. Bus pickups cover village elementary, East Road, Garfi eld, Stephentown Center, West Road, and Route 22. Youth Commission Chair Paul Sykes and swimming chair Jean Atwater urge volunteers for beach and bus supervision, call Frank Volpi. Permission slips are required and available at Sykes Store. A nearby baseball program may start tomorrow. interested boys should contact Mr. Volpi.

Community Couples Club Rensselaer County American Red Cross Stephentown Cherry Plain Garfield Youth Commission Paul Sykes Jean Atwater Frank Volpi Couples Club Sykes Store Mr. Volpi

Canal closing felt in Panama as Suez shut

An AP report quotes a Panama Canal spokesman saying effects of Egypt's Suez Canal closure are felt locally. He predicts a gradual buildup in traffic with an average of two additional ships per day in transit as the situation unfolds amid the Middle East war.

Panama Panama Canal Egypt Suez Canal

Stratford Opens With Mozart Opera at Avon Theater

Stratford Ontario's Avon Theater reopens after a renovation over 1 million dollars. The Stratford Festival Opera Company will perform Mozart's Cosi fan tutte. An afternoon ceremony recalls 70 years of theater history before an evening opera. Sunday features an all Mozart concert with Jose Iturbi Oscar Shumsky and the National Festival Orchestra.

Stratford Ontario Avon Theater Stratford Festival Opera Company Jose Iturbi Oscar Shunmsky National Festival Orchestra

Committee weighs voting reforms including age limit and residency reductions

The committee debates adjusting the 21 age voting limit with favors for 19 20 or 21 options while also considering repeal of the Blaine Amendment. It also recommends abolishing literacy tests for voters and shortening presidential residency from 90 to 30 days.

Two Men Hurt Near Silver Bay

Two men were injured when their truck went off Paines Road in Hague Town near Ticonderoga. The right shoulder of the road collapsed, the vehicle rolled down an embankment, and both men received medical treatment at Glens Falls Hospital.

Paines Road Hague Ticonderoga B. C. Ramsey Chestertown State Police David C. McKinney Caputo Ave Fort Edward Glens Falls Hospital David Marcek Parkwood Ave Hudson Falls Silver Bay

Aesthetics Spellings and Body English Clarified

A reader asks about the origin and spelling of aest hetic. The term comes from Greek aisthetikos meaning perceptive and is tied to an admirer of beauty in art. The piece notes esthete is acceptable but aesthete remains preferred. it also discusses the slang term body English and explains its misuse by pool players and bowlers.

Morris M. A Miers Pittsburg Brown University C.E.D Washington, D.C

Six Vermont Towns Hit By Blackout

A six town blackout hit southwestern Vermont when a transformer burned on Ice House Pond Road in East Arlington. Electrical service failed at 6:33 pm and was restored by CVPS crews by 7:46 pm. Affected towns include Bennington Shaftsbury Arlington Dorset Manchester and Peru in Vermont.

Vermont Ice House Pond Arlington Central Vermont Public Service Corp Bennington Shaftsbury Dorset Manchester Peru

Apollo 1 wreckage stored for decade at Langley

Apollo 4 wreckage packed in over 1,000 pieces will travel from Cape Kennedy to Virginia by barge and flatbed to be sealed in a 40 by 24 by 19 foot steel container at Langley Research Center. The container will house a nitrogen atmosphere for a ten year custody by Dr Floyd L Thompson and NASA officials, with three-tier shelves and end hatchways for inspection if needed.

Cape Kennedy Fla Virginia National Aeronautics and Space Administration Langley Research Center Hampton Floyd L. Thompson Langley Air Force Virgil I. Grissom Edward H. White II Navy Roger B. Chaffee NASA

Chief Gets Fire Call From His Wife

MORRISTOWN Tenn AP The familiar voice of Fire Chief John L Reynolds called in a report of a fire at the Reynolds home The blaze was traced to a defective washing machine motor and firefighters quickly controlled it

Morristown Tenn John L. Reynolds Uiermostat

Warming trend moves over nation after cool snap

Widespread warming occurred over the eastern half of the nation after a five day cool spell. Afternoon readings rose from the Rock ies to the Appalachians with highs in the upper 70s to lower 80s. Desert Southwest reached 100s while the north Pacific remained in the 50s and 60s. Heavy rains affected Louisiana and Alabama with light rains across Arkansas, the Virginias, parts of Arizona and Nevada. A tornado was sighted east of Marfa, Texas.

Rockies Appalachians Plains Pacific Coast Louisiana Alabama Arkansas Virginias Arizona Nevada New England Dakotas Marfa Texas

Hard On Collision Injures Four Near Fort Ann Hill

Four people were injured when a head on crash on Had lock Pond Road in Fort Ann sent two drivers to Glen Falls Hospital. Dorothy Morrissey 26 of West Fort Ann and Harry Evans of Glens Falls collided near a hilltop at 4 30 p m Evans was ticketed and treated for possible multiple injuries while Morrissey was treated and released along with passengers Stephen Morrissey 21 and Catherine Ayres 5 both of West Fort Ann. Trooper A L Pauquette investigated the Whitehall State Police report.

Hadlock Pond Evans Glenn Falls Hospital Stephen Morrissey West Fort Ann Catherine Ayres A. L. Pauquette Whitehall State Police

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