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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1967
Page
21
Sweden allocates funds to political parties based on a funding rule requiring each party to receive 2 percent of total votes and to hold seats in either the Upper or Lower House. The 11,200 kronor per seat criterion applies to the last general election.
New Delhi reports the defunct parliament will be dissolved today with a March 16 summons for the new parliament elected in nationwide balloting. Officials had said the Congress party may name a new Prime Minister on March 12, with Indira Gandhi's re election in serious doubt. Franz Paul Stangl, sought by Austria and West Germany for war crimes, was arrested in Sao Paulo after being found working at an auto plant. a $7,000 reward had been offered by Jews tracking Nazi criminals.
The Air Force Academy announced the completion of hearings on honor code violations after clearing twelve cadets under investigation and reducing the cadet cadre in the scandal by 46. The long blue line of cadets was diminished as investigations closed yesterday. President Johnson pledged unwavering civil rights support in an unscheduled Howard University anniversary speech, asserting the nation has the will and resources to finish the task.
Albany AP Speaker Anthony J Travia says he remains flexible on penalties for a proposed replacement of the Condon Wadlin law governing public employee labor relations. He responded to Republican charges that NYC public employee unions sabotaged repeal efforts amid a high stakes political dispute. Also NY AP Brotherhood of Railway Carmen threatens strike at LIRR next Monday over pay and benefits. Anthony D Avanzo, BBC Lodge 886 chair, says 17200 maintenance and service workers will walk out at 4 am.
A historical note traces 1868 Milwaukee yeast development that led to compressed yeast for baking by 1915. The story outlines early bakery adoption and chemists’ work through the late 19th century as the method evolved into modern production.
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