Sheriff Dutremble cites food cost decrease in county jail
Sheriff Richard Dutremble campaigns for a fourth term citing budget notes from 1952 to 1954 showing higher per-prisoner food costs than recent years. He points to a 1965-67 period with 2,132 prisoners and $26,910 in food, versus 1,242 prisoners and $24,202 in 1952-54. He claims savings due to wholesale buying and asserts budget surpluses and added capital improvements. He lists on-call staff and guards, arguing the department offers stronger protection since 1952 despite higher salaries.
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Boston middle school reopens after student unrest
New England News Briefs reports John A Joyce principal announces classes resume after black students wreck classrooms and stone firefighters. The School Committee votes 41 to reopen despite teacher opposition. King Middle School serves junior high students in a predominantly Negro area with about 700 pupils. Police were stationed at the school.
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New Hampshire Governor Faces War Power Limits in Vote
The article outlines New Hampshire's governor's claim of constitutional authority to mobilize for defense, the push to amend the constitution to curb executive war powers, and the proposed changes requiring two-thirds voter approval. It notes the 1863 Confederate submarine attack as context for military authority issues.
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