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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1967
Page
11
A reader describes a three year old waking crying eight or nine times nightly eight months after her sister died during heart surgery. The doctor suggests comforting the child, and considers grief, habit, and possible medical options. if sleeplessness persists, a recheck with the doctor is advised.
Creative Woman minute styling with Fall Chic details from 1967 issue. Basic roll collar and waistline resting fashion priced 50 cents. No. 1471 with Photo Guide offered in sizes 9 through 18. Order by sending 50 cents plus postage to Sue Burnett at The Troy Record.
Dr Ernest G Osborne describes practical ways to curb fridge raiding. A marked shelf for leftovers and a red tape system on unapproved foods help prevent half‑planned meals from being spoiled and keep household meals on track.
United Press International recalls notable events for July 13 including Father Edward Flanagan born in 1886 founder of Boy's Town and the 1787 Northwest Ordinance creating western government. Other items mention Horace Greeley urging westward migration in 1865 and the 1878 end of the Russo Turkish War. A Free French rename occurred in 1942. A Webster quotation closes.
New York AP report says Greece’s military dictatorship stripped actress Melina Mercouri and eight others of citizenship and property for alleged antinational activities. Mercouri vows to fight back, declaring she was born Greek and will die Greek while criticizing the junta’s bans on Aristophanes works and Mikis Theodorakis songs.
An empty row boat described as an old junker was found moving down the Hudson River. Oars remained in the locks and two rain coats with men's socks were inside. Troy Fire Dept brought it ashore at 106th Street. Army Corps of Engineers to keep it at the rocks to check for any claimant. Clothing taken to Central Police Headquarters.
Two nurses from St Marys Hospital Evansville Indiana Mrs Margaret Kalbaugh R N and Mrs Judith Van Alystine R N recently attended a Family Centered Pediatric Care Institute at St Marys Hospital The program emphasized parent child interaction during illness while preserving nursing care and invited parents to visit day or night The nurses also toured Deaconess Hospital and Welborn Baptist Hospital to study pediatric departments teen age units and coronary care units.
Project engineer Edgar Labrum reports the Ferry Street Arterial project is progressing with digging for curbs and electric conduits by A. S. Wikstrom Inc. from Third to Fifth Avenue on the north side. Work will continue for several weeks with base pavement done and black topping planned late next month.
A high school cheerleader asks where to buy V neck striped cheerleading sweaters. The reply notes no firm is known for these exact sweaters but suggests a 1967 swinging cheerleader fashion with heavy loose sweaters and hip hugger outfits, advising buying larger sizes for fit. It also gives dating guidance on a girl asking if a boy loves her, advising to wait for his direct confirmation.
Washington reports that marketing changes boost cash corn income for producers. About half the corn goes to market now, up from 25 percent 25 years earlier. Corn refiners report 56 percent of their corn bought in Illinois in 1965, 24 percent of Illinois farmers sold off farm, with Town supplying 31 percent and about 20 percent of all corn for sale from town farmers in 1965.
A personal tribute laments the Boston Traveler’s ending with July 8 as the paper ceases editions. The writer recalls the paper’s deep family ties, wartime memories, early female newsroom staff, and the daily rituals that bound their lives to the newspaper’s fate. The piece frames a loss felt beyond business.
Tahlequah Oklahoma hosted 130 sport parachutists for the National Parachuting Championships as unseasonal Arctic weather gave way to clear skies. Writer recounts first jump from the Fairchild-Hiller Helioporter, describes gear, attire, and the sport’s safety focus and fervent enthusiasm.
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