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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1971
Page
7
Readers are invited to submit questions and Zip Code to Tell Me Why care of this paper. The page features a science explanation of how the earth moves and seasons core ideas including orbit tilt and day length. It also includes riddles puzzles and the winner Chris Hill 11 Brunswick Ohio.
Nora S Flannigan daughter of Mr and Mrs William C Flannigan received an associate degree in animal husbandry. Lloyd A Fox son of Mr and Mrs Erven Fox Sr earned an associate degree in natural resources conservation. Both graduated at Morrisville State Agricultural and Technical College after Sunday ceremonies.
Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky, once a hawk, now supports a political solution to the Indochina War due to changing U.S. opinion. He is a presidential candidate in the October 3 elections and may oppose Nguyen Van Thieu with a possible third candidate Gen. Duong Van Minh, hero of the 1963 coup. The Papal Commission in Vatican City urged recognition of dissent and conscientious objection, urging nations to offer youths a civilian option and soldier service choice.
President Nixon will hold a news conference broadcast live on all television and radio networks. The White House session with reporters is set for 8 30 p m EDT and is expected to last about a half hour. Dallas sheriff officials report finding 47400 in gold certificates buried possibly for 35 years. The owner is unknown. The money was found by a worker digging a sewer line along Stemmons Expressway and Walnut Hill Lane in northwest Dallas.
Margaret Smalls called Nassau County Police to report her husband missing. Two hours later he returned home and was shot dead through the screen door by a .22 revolver. Mrs Smalls, 41, was charged with homicide. In New York City Mayor Lindsay urged Governor Rockefeller to open state level talks on the city’s $9.13 billion budget saying the hour is late and home rule powers are at stake.
The Octagon Painters host their annual Christmas in June in their studio with Thomas Owens as president and Webster Scoville Jr. as general arrangements chair. John Keefe assists with decorations and Mrs. Gordon Film handles refreshments while Owens oversees entertainment. 4-H 7 Ups members from Algonquin School win blue ribbons in a dress revue judged by Margaret Miller, presenting ribbons to Lisa Richter, Barbara Plante, Cindy Fero, Jan Wilson, and Meg Leonard for outfits in purple pink and blue.
Key historical notes include James Madison warning Congress of possible war with Britain in 1812, de Gaulle named premier of France in 1958, the 1964 Supreme Court ruling banning prayers in public schools, and the 1968 death of Helen Keller. Also notes John Masefield birth in 1878 and his quote about rain and earth.
SPAC will sponsor a varied summer program including chamber music in Congress Park with the Prague Madrigal Singers on June 28, a violin concert by Norman Carol on August 2, and a July 12 two piano recital. The lineup also features the New York City Ballet Orchestra, film festival screenings, and multiple educational schools led by Eugene Ormandy and Paul Sansanardo.
Brazil’s government announced the Northeast region’s drought has ended after heavy rains. Relief funds of 67 million dollars were paid and make-work projects created for about 500,000 jobless, as Evandro de Souza Lima stated rainfall suffices for farming to resume.
Troy area National Guardsmen arrived Saturday after a 202 mile convoy from Camp Drum completing a two week summer training. The 205th General Support Group led by Col. James Berkery arrived first at Troy Armory followed by 1st Battalion 210th Armor detachments from Hoosick Falls and Cohoes. Phasing out Cohoes Armory and Troy Armory to be taken over by RPI, guardsmen will move into a new North Greenbush facility this summer. Capt Franklin Kepner said the tour was a success with strong site support and training performance by first time attendees. Drill schedule resumes June 12 in preparation for relocation to the new site.
Tass reports Alma Ata zoo animals begin a summer conducted tour of villages along the Ob and Irtysh rivers in central Asia. The voyage will showcase wildlife to rural communities across the region.
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