10 Aug 1971
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1971
Page
1
Portsmouth minister Rev. Nathaniel Rogers, burned out by a 1704 fire, received town assistance to build a new church after a April 29 1705 vote by residents.
Sister Rita Marie Moverson of the Sisters of St. Joseph will oversee instruction and curriculum development for six elementary schools in Rutland area districts. The post pays 12 000 dollars annually, with funds turned over to her order. She previously led St. Peter's School and teaches at the College at St. Joseph the Provider. Her duties cover 77 teachers and over 1 200 students across Manchester, Sunderland, Dorset, Danby, Rupert, and Pawlet.
Reports describe a new India Soviet pact amid US aid to Pakistan and Nixon's China trip, signaling possible US accommodation with an adversary. Other items note AFL CIO support for wage controls, Manchester redistricting, a New Bedford mayoral bid by Edmund Dinis, and Chappaquiddick connected investigations.
Mothers and wives of 1,167 Americans listed as missing in Vietnam confront legal and practical hurdles as they seek to manage finances, housing, and daily life without official declarations of death or release. They describe painful choices about offers, remarrying, and preserving rights amid unclear classifications and delayed or mismatched government guidance.
McLin argues the act lets tourism authorities approve sales of property valued over $5,000 to maintain asset control for absentees. The piece notes questions on handling a missing husband turned dead and the impact on his wife’s property, and cites John M. Will of John Hancock Mutual Insurance Co. on insurers’ stance.
Parade Unit Patrol C a Seacoast Shrine marching unit will join 35 to 48 other units from New England and Canada for the big parade. Captain Robert Petmy leads Patel C with Lieutenant Gerald Can noa xed Set and Lieutenant Charles C. Smith among the officers.
Advert suggests FASTEETH powder helps dentures stay secure without embarrassment. Claims a longer fit and comfort for wearers while advising regular dental care for health.
The article describes a wartime payroll problem where beneficiaries cannot receive salaries or life insurance until after the service ends. Officials note a need to verify death classifications and address disrupted payments while considering interrogations of related prisoners.
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