Global clashes and political upheaval flash across Vietnam and Calcutta
In Saigon allied commands report scattered clashes across Vietnam with 428 enemy troops killed. heavy fighting 110 miles southwest of Saigon near Rach Gia leaves South Vietnamese forces claiming 77 Viet Cong deaths in two days. In Calcutta 5,000 police ransack the State Assembly as mob violence looms amid Nixon’s New Delhi visit. Pope Paul VI pledges modest efforts for peace in Nigeria and consecrates 12 new African bishops amid regional conflict discussions.
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Vietnam
Saigon
Rach Gia
Calcutta
India
West Sungal
Nixon
New Delhi
Safeguard contract up for missile system extension
Two opponents say they will not challenge the $249.6 million Pentagon award to continue Safeguard development as long as no deployment occurs. Senator Cooper calls the timing "very interesting" ahead of a Senate showdown on the issue.
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Washington
Pentagon
John Sherman Cooper
Senate
New England Police Officer Still on the Run
A former Coventry police officer sought on a murder warrant received a tip in Ohio of an impending arrest. Ohio State police nearly apprehended Lawrence M. LeClair, 26, at his in law wife’s parents’ home, two hours after the tip, according to state police detectives chief Capt. James W. Mullen.
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Providence
B.J
Coventry
Ohio
Lawrence M. LeClair
James W. Mullen
Granite State 2900 To Clean Up Algae In Lake Mascoma
Gov. Walter Peterson and the Executive Council approved an emergency appropriation of 2900 to clean up algae in Lake Mascoma. The governor had vetoed a 100000 bill backing the Water and Pollution Control Commission's aquatic nuisance program. A separate report from North Swanzey, N.H., states one-year-old Patricia Rollins of Keene drowned after being swept over the spillway at Wilson Pond while swimming with her parents.
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Concord
N.H
Walter Peterson
Lake Mascoma
Wate:pix and Pollution Control Commission
North Swanzey
N.H. Cap
Patricia Rollins
Keene
Wilson Pond
Sidney Rollins
Nixon Arrives in Pakistan for Talks with Yahya Khan
President Nixon landed in Lahore amid intense heat and opened talks with President Yahya Khan at the Governor's House. The discussions covered Asian security after Vietnam, resumption of U.S. arms supplies, possible economic aid, and Pakistan India tensions. Nixon stressed renewing friendship and trust between the two nations.
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Lahore
Pakistan
Nixon
A. Mo Yahya Khan
Willeh Nixon
United States
India
Governor’s House
America
Vietnam
U.S
Yahya
Asia
John Foster Dulles
China
John F. Kennedy
Jubilee Week Sale at Seacoast Aerial Tours
Jubilee Week sale activity noted near USCG Station Leary Field and Junior High School with Friday events planned at Seacoast Aerial Tours and BPD Jubilee program.
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Uscg Station
Leary Field
Deswenton Ienile
Market Square
Market Square i
USCG
Kennedy Center
Lary Field
Coy Charters
S. Dorchester Lions
AIR Force
Strawbery Banke Hit By Court Injunction
A temporary injunction has been obtained to prevent actions by Strawbery Banke Inc. stockholders until a hearing on procedural matters. Justice Leahy ruled the petition muted during the meeting and named judges including DeCourcy and Holmes to oversee the case. Further proceedings were scheduled to determine the rights of Strawbery Banke and its press relations.
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DeCourcy
Sarah R. Childs
John IL
Gerald Holmes
Francis Lang
Strawbery Leahy
Higginson
Banke Inc
Thomas E. Flynn
Justice Leahy
William D. O’connor
John H. Strawbery Banke
District Attorney Requests Inquest in Ropechne Case
District Attorney Edmund Dinis asked for an inquest into the drowning of a girl secretary in a car accident case. Justice Tauro said the application was sent to the state Superior Court and would rule on it. Dinis noted the timing and awaited a ruling.
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New Bedford
Mass
Edmund Dinis
Dinis
Hadipres
Tauro
G. Joseph Tauro
M. Kennedy—and Has State Superior Court
Jubilee Week Glorious Weather Helps Pancake Event
The Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast at Market Square drew crowds of workers and tourists who enjoyed flapjacks and syrup amid clear skies. At 9 am eager hopefuls lined up near Market Square watching the scene and reflecting on a busy Jubilee Week windup.
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Market Square
Death mystery widens in Rye. man dies after route crash
An unidentified man in his early twenties died today at Massachusetts General Hospital after a crash on Route TA in Rye. The drowning occurred near Martha's Vineyard area with investigation ongoing. In Rockingham County Superior Court attorneys argued whether an injunction should continue, seeking nullification of a July stockholders meeting and fixing stockholder rights for future meetings amid disputed officer elections.
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Massachusetts
Deat B. Allen Rowland
Rockingham County Superior Court
Rowland
Pappagianis threatens court action over dropping charges
New Hampshire Attorney General George Pappagianis declares any county attorney defying orders to consult him before dropping felony charges will be sued, warning the Executive Council it could face similar action. He spoke to Governor Peterson and the council after alleging repeated personal abuse from county attorneys.
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Concord
Cap
George Pappagianis
Executive Council
Pappagianis
Walter Peterson
Council
Pappasianis
Cous Atten
Port Lease Gets Okay Of Council In Portsmouth
Portsmouth council approves an eight year port lease to John T. Clark and Son of Boston to operate the marine terminal and promote business. The firm will bring in ships and about 250000 in equipment, aiming to develop general cargo trade and improve port revenues beyond guaranteed payments.
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Concord
Walter Peterson
Portamouth
John T. Clark and Son
Boston
AL Dickson Smith
Port Authority
Iin
Portsmouth
Clark
Baltimore
New York
Europe
Japan
Robert Whalen
Whalen
Nominees Named for Hillsboro Probate Judge and Liquor Board
Gov. Walter Peterson nominated Nicholas Capadis of Manchester as Hillsboro County probate judge and Rep. Jobo Ratoff of Hampton to a six year term on the State Liquor Commission. Ratoff chairs the Ways and Means Committee and is completing his second term. The Executive Council received the nominations Thursday along with other appointments including five for the Mt Washington Commission.
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Concord
Walter Peterson
Manchester
Nicholas Capadis
Hillsboro County
Hampton
Jobo Ratoff
State Liquor Commission
Executive Council
Ratoff
Mouse Ways and Means
Arnold Clermont
Rochester
Capadis
Ratoif
Peterson
Council
Mt. Washington Commission
Sherman Adams
Lincoln
Robert Morris
North Conway
Charles Hunt
Charles Armstrong
R-Lit
Ueton
Doris Spoilett
R-Hampstead
Edward Sweeney Jr
Keene
Robert Canton
Whitefield
State Board of Education
Sweeney
Virginia Blanchard
Canton
Concord council orders tax audit of state divisions
The New Hampshire Executive Council has ordered a thorough examination of the Interest and Dividends Tax Division of the state Tax Commission. Thursday’s action follows a task force review that found gaps in revenue collection and underscored the need for an audit to determine if funds were misapplied. The second phase aims to establish data integrity and procedural reforms across agencies.
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Concord
Nhs
Ne Hampshire
Cooned
Gav Walter
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