Winnipesaukee Art Center to Rise on Loch Haven Land
Loch Haven Corp led by Speaker Stewart Lamprey and Richard Preston buys 150 acre Lake Winnipesaukee site from Robert H. Storer estate for crafts center. Planned 15 unit building by next year with US crafts and 1964 international arts, plus lift ride on the mountain. Former Episcopalian conference site formerly owned by the Diocese of Massachusetts.
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Dorset Boy Scout awards and local greetings
The Dorset Boy Scout troop awards first class badges to Malcolm Cooper Jr and Robert Finlay. John Finlay receives second class. The troop meets in the Legion room every Wednesday. Local residents return from college or military service, with students and families sharing summer plans and academic news across Dorset.
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Mahar's 70 Low Target For Qualifiers
Alex Mahar shoots 70 to lead six qualifiers for the Mt. Anthony Country Club Championship. Craig Galipeau is second with 75 as qualifications continue through Friday night. First round 18 holes starts Saturday. finals are 36 holes Sunday. Other qualifiers: Dave Blair 82 John Carmody Sr 84 John Vallotti 86 Ron Ballou 88.
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Parochial School In Atlanta Desegregation Ordered
The Roman Catholic Church ordered desegregation of Atlanta archdiocesan schools for Sept 1 1962 across 71 counties. About 7 500 pupils participate including 735 Black students in Atlanta. Leaders like Mayor Ivan Allen Jr and laymen welcomed the move amid broader regional integration efforts.
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Ter-Ovanesyan Smashes World Broad Jump Record
Igor Ter-Ovanesyan, 24, set an unofficial world best with a 27 feet 3 inch jump in Yerevan, surpassing Ralph Boston's mark. The feat follows Vladimir Trusenev's discus record and sets up a likely U.S.-Soviet Olympic meet at Stanford July 22-23. Boston praised the jump and vowed to push for another peak.
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Kennedy to Visit Father in New York Hospital Stay
President Kennedy will visit his father Joseph P. Kennedy at the Institute of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation in New York. He plans to stay at the Hotel Carlyle Sunday night and return to Washington Monday morning. The elder Kennedy is recovering from a stroke. Mrs Kennedy had a three day visit and plans another visit after lunch.
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Pacifist Sailors Clash With Nuclear Test Zone Plan
Dr. Monte Steadman and two pacifists pledge to sail to the Johnston Island nuclear test zone on Monday and risk death to oppose nuclear testing. Steadman says the government has no right to stop them while on leave from Kaiser Hospital in San Francisco.
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Ingemar Fights Welshman for European Crown
Ingemar Johansson meets Welsh challenger Dick Richardson in a 15 round European title bout at Goteborg Sweden on Sunday June 17. Johansson aims to regain the European crown and to meet the Patterson Liston winner.
Moyers Seek Back Prestige in Teddy Wright Return Bout
Denny Moyer aims to regain standing by meeting Teddy Wright once more at Madison Square Garden on July 7. Wright, a wiry Detroit welterweight, beat Denny by split decision at the Garden last Saturday, his second win over the Moyers after outpointing Phil Moyer two weeks earlier in the same arena.
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Wilcox Graduates At Norwich University
Keith B. Wilcox of Manchester graduates from Norwich University with a bachelor of science in electrical engineering. The 143rd commencement saw him commissioned as a second lieutenant in the Signal Corps Reserve. He served as cadet first lieutenant, regimental medical officer, and treasurer of the combined campus AIEE IEEE chapter. Brothers Ian and Bruce Wilcox also Norwich graduates. Keith prepared at Burr and Burton Seminary. he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Erwin R. Wilcox.
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Pupils Visit Albany State Capitol on School Outing
Shaftsbury seventh and eighth graders from Shaftsbury Elementary School toured Albany with teachers Miss Olive Sumner and Mrs. Jessie Hulet and friends. They visited the state capitol building the education building and the museum then ate a hurried lunch and later a leisurely dinner on the return trip.
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Arlington Polio Clinic Thursday
ARLINGTON The oral polio clinic will be held at Fisher Elementary School on Thursday June 14 from 5 to 7 p.m. It serves children six weeks through five years regardless of prior Salk vaccine status. If transportation is unavailable parents may call the school during hours for arrangements. A parent or guardian must accompany the child to sign the permission slip.
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Kennedy farm bill targets New Hampshire, says Bass
Rep. Perkins Bass calls the Kennedy administration farm bill an anti-New Hampshire measure. He argues the bill would restrict NH farmers from producing feed grain without authorization and raise costs by forcing them to buy grain at higher prices.
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Missing man search and community notices from Hoosick Falls
Search teams including Troop A Robson Light Horse and Vermont State Police joined six men led by Sgt Masten at 9 a.m. Sunday near Hoosick Falls for Richard Bentley with no results by 4 p.m. Lois Jean Kempf guest of honor at a June wedding shower. other items include a church club picnic and a hospital birth in White Creek, plus meetings, a poppy sale report, and a June 16 dinner dance hosted by Dodge Fibers with Paul Kreiger’s orchestra.
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Macabre NBC Drama Replays Billy Allen Story on Air
NBC's The Movie Star presentation in Charity Kansas portrays Billy Allen as a heroic drunk who dies saving his wife from a fire. The piece suggests his fame conceals a troubled life and a dysfunctional family.
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