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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1966
Page
2
The House Commerce Committee approved the core of a Senate bill requiring federal safety features on new cars from fall 1967 and backed mandatory minimum performance standards for used cars after two years. The measure aims to spur regular used car inspections and safety upgrades.
Justice Department files detailed information with the Supreme Court about FBI eavesdropping on conversations between Fred B. Black Jr. and his attorney as part of an unrelated criminal inquiry. Marshall notes the listening device operated about two months, overlapping the tax evasion case. Black seeks a second review of his 1964 tax conviction, which the Court previously denied.
An old ad for Sylvester Shoes touts full service and referrals with Dr Scholl and Dr Locke footwear. It lists arch supports made to order and molded shoes as specialties, alongside Vazzana's Electric Quick Shoe Repairing at 367 2nd St Col. Monroe St Troy AS with phone 2-3375. Established 1910.
His Exalted Highness the Nizam of Hyderabad owes about $80,000 in long overdue electricity bills, according to the Andhra Pradesh government. Legislators seek to deduct the sum from the privy purse the state provides for lands seized from his former princely realm.
Patrick J. Nugent and Luci Johnson appeared at the District of Columbia License Bureau to apply for a marriage license. The couple will observe a five day waiting period before the license is issued, with Nugent owing an additional $2 after the wait.
California moves to impound water via the Feather River Canyon dam to furnish enough water for the state's households for a full year, signaling a major regional water management initiative.
Moonport construction workers picketed at Kennedy Space Center entrances protesting non union hiring. Center operations largely continue with NASA Merritt Island facilities affected, while Air Force launch area and Gemini 10 mission at Cape not disrupted. About 1,100 machinists at Project Appelo Moonbase join Trans World Airlines strike nationwide.
The temperature reached 101 degrees in New York, eight degrees above the July 13, 1954 record. It marked the fourth day over 100 degrees in just over two weeks.
Ad touts Smirnoff Mule 8.100 proof distilled from grain. Claims brand lineage to Smirnoff in Hartford Connecticut and Ste Pierre Smirnoff divisions. Emphasizes product slogan This is the drink that is.
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