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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1967
Page
4
Payable in advance one year 16.00 six months 9.00 three months 4.75 one month 1.75 one week 43 cents. Extra charge on Troy City and Mounted Postal Routes and to foreign countries. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is entitled exclusively to use publication of all local news in this newspaper and all AP dispatches. CIRCULATION Daily Average August 1967 49,205.
South Vietnam’s election produced a strong voter turnout amid Viet Cong terror. American observers deemed the vote fair and legitimate, with Thieu by ticket winning under 40 percent as opposition split. War ends and peace talks urged to advance national rebuilding efforts.
An editorial warns that Los Angeles faces an imminent air pollution catastrophe from smog and car emissions. It calls for immediate, strict anti smog laws, rapid action, and a national remedial program, noting New York shares the risk and that time is running out.
Mrs. Lyndon Johnson championed national highway beautification, arguing for federal funds to curb billboards and blighted land. The Senate approved $85 million for a one year extension amid dissent, while the House stands as the key battleground for future funding and priorities in a frugal budget climate.
Officials warn against attempts to shut down the Pentagon or disrupt the House Armed Services Committee and Selective Service. Dissent is allowed, but any moves that endanger soldiers or hinder defense operations will not be tolerated. Demonstrators may gather publicly in Washington and campaign at elections.
A critical column argues the left overreacts to George Lincoln Rockwell and his Nazi followers. It accuses leftists of distraction and urges readers to study Communist tactics, warning of broader security threats and Soviet influence while decrying the Nazis as a negligible danger.
Dear Mr Morris explains origins of the phrase the die is cast from Julius Caesar crossing the Rubicon and notes related expressions. The debate over group noun terms for reporters and other animals is explored with humorous examples including a hush of nuns and a gaggle of geese.
Guatemalan children number 600000 needing schoolbooks desks and tools but budget covers only 30 000 and US aid 70 000 leaving about 500000 youngsters inadequately educated this fall. Observers warn political reform is blocked by oligarchy and a right wing army while Castro backed by Russia funds unrest.
Sand pine. In fact, this is the only large, concentrated stand of sand pine in the world.
Q and A with Dr W G Brandstadt discusses hiatus hernia a stomach protrusion through the diaphragm. Causes include age and obesity with symptoms such as heartburn belching and hiccups. Treatment ranges from antacids to surgical repair if distress remains. Heavy lifting worsens slightly and rupture is unlikely. diet suggestions target formed stools and avoiding strain.
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