Fire destroys Loudon Auction House in blaze
A fire completely destroyed the Coun try Auction House in Loudon New Hampshire on Tuesday night forcing about 150 patrons to flee. No injuries were reported and the cause was not immediately determined. In Portland Louis G Fournier 31 was sentenced to 72 to 15 years in prison for armed robbery and armed assault and battery in Superior Court Tuesday.
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Jeans Get Early Retirement In Ottawa Dump
In Ottawa and other cities several brief notices report labour actions and consumer issues. Ontario and New Brunswick items note a large shipment of jeans destroyed for labeling problems while Ottawa backs a boycott of some American produce to aid farm workers. Harvard offers a reward for information in a Harvard Business School employee’s killing.
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Governor Thomson to Visit Israel as Conservative Movement Spokesman
Concord New Hampshire Gov Meldrim Thomson plans a trip to Israel later this year as a spokesman for a nationwide conservative political movement. In Augusta an action was taken on a veteran's tax bill with a proposal to raise the exemption for veterans 62 and older from 3500 to 7000 dollars.
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Cambodians Criticize U.S. Aid and Policy in Phnom Penh
In Phnom Penh sentiment turns against American aid as Cambodia faces possible U S withdrawal. Government leaders warn Southeast Asia could go Communist if the United States deserts Cambodia. Soldiers and citizens fear a gap in bullets and rice as aid delays fuel a sense of betrayal. The student group alone demands ending U S aid, citing prolongation of war.
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Hanoi Deploys Missile Boats Move Near South Vietnam
Washington reports North Vietnam has moved a small number of Komar class missile boats to a base near South Vietnam. Intelligence says their presence threatens U S naval vessels, with 25 ships and 4,000 Marines within days’ sail. Boats seen at Quang Khe. Styx missiles central to risk.
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