Fire at Route 24 restaurant arson suspected
Police report a fire at the Charles Catony Restaurant on Route 24 Monday was set with carpeting soaked in inflammable liquid and rags doused in the same solution found inside the rambling wooden building. The liquid did not spread the blaze. damage confined to the kitchen with heavy smoke and water damage interior.
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Maas
the Charles
Catony
Kitelwa
Wakefield
Franklin Flomentary School
Portsmouth Guild honors class of 1966 and volunteers
Barbara Brownell reports on the Portsmouth Guild of the Junior Armory Organiza tion honoring Class of 1966 members and active volunteers at a coffee. Guests include Lt. Condit Alm Kachet and Mrs. We 3. Baird. The group has logged over 1,000 hours for Portsmouth Naval Hospital, with future graduation on Oct. 3. Community activities span CCD workshop, Girl Scouts parent night, and local softball results.
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Barbara Brownell
Portsmouth
Wangoes
Condit Alm Kachet
Portsmouth Naval Hospital
Jill Meady
Richard Meade
Mary Ella Lowles
Mus
Raimond Bowles
Deborah Stuart
Yht
Tobert XN. Stuart
Sonya Koski
May
Martin B. Ko
Debby Stinemetz
Ath Broman
Ath Broman «. Nometz; Batrela
A. Conde
Cmdr
Thomas Ki. Condron
Anita Woolley
Col
John Woolley Jr
Nellida Lippincott
Maj
Jol A. Lippincott
Peggy Colvin
Felix iSa
Nancy Craig
Mas
James Craig
Karl Y. Kaess
Portsmouth Guild
Marlin BE. Koski
Leslie Datson
Robert &. Fargo
Cheri Nickerson
Cuidt
Charles W. Nickerson
Jangges
Bipid
Portsmouth Naval Slipyard
Bates Dairy Farm Adapts To Metropolis Pressures
In Camlistlie Mississippi and Concorde New Hampshire, the Bates family runs a 250 acre dairy operation that borrows from the Federal Grand Bank to modernize. They install a new barn with free-stall housing and an automated feeder to boost output from 8000 to about 19000 pounds of milk per cow yearly. Their 82 cow herd is milked in an hour at a large milking parlor while they source feed from local grounds and a Route 123 electronics firm. Senator C W McCain visits Kentucky amid discussion of a Kentucky Derby sweepstakes bill modeled after New Hampshire, arguing it could replace tax increases.
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Camlislie
Miss. Tal
Boston
Richard B
Andy
Dates
Concord
Faremer
Bates
Richard Jr
Werbert
New England
Hivec
Hom
Carlisle
Federat Jrand Bank
Bates Jr
Ealing
Mike Corp
Concorde
N. II
Kentucky
C. WL Oa
McCain
Louisville
New Hampshire
McCann
Jn Ia
Shile
Portland
Maine
Tn Kentucky
State Senate
SPECIAL Sealtest Ice Cream 2 Pints for $1.90
Local ad offers Sealtest ice cream two pint containers for the price of 1.90. Shop details not provided. Savings highlighted to attract shoppers.
Man’s billboard gratitude challenges Plainfield doctors
Harry Michels, deaf 43 years, bought a large billboard to thank Dr. Floyd M. Gusack. Doctors protested the ad as unethical, threatening to report his physician to the county medical society. Michels defended it as self promotion of his gratitude, and the sign was removed.
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Plainfield, No
Harry Michels
Michels
County Medical Society
Kittery Scouts Named For National Junior Leader Training
Two York District Boy Scouts from Troop 314 will attend a week long training camp at the Scout Reservation in Mandham New Jersey. Michael Silsby and Richard A Harford, both sons of local residents, are among Maine youths chosen to learn skills and teach them upon return.
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Chapel 1 Annex
Chapel
Tex
Air Force Sergeants Association
AFSA
NCO
Air Reserve
Air National Guard
Barbara Cumiskey
William T. Cumiskey
Pe da Ca
Raymond Spang- Supperquiee
Jer
Donald Pongrace
Amy Meehan
Bork KO
Michael Snell
Ita
Shine National Bank
Gtk
Barbara Cumizkey
Kevin Carnell
Lalor
Barbasa
Beesley
Marcy
Peremoutt
Kittery Point
Tocnl
York
Scoitt
Mandham
Michael Silsby
Joseph Silsby
Trarnett Road
Richard A. Harford
Robert A. Harford
Marbor Road
Maine
Canadian Rail Strike Looms Over Wages and Automation
A 20000 member Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen plans a strike against major Canadian railways over pay and automation. Leader W P Kelly says the union will coordinate with 14 nonoperating unions to set a strike date, expected around Labor Day. Demands include a 15 percent wage raise for conductors and brakemen, a six hour work day, and job guarantee against automation. Railways argue the changes would require a 32 percent larger crew. A federal conciliation board failed to resolve the conflict and urged federal legislation. Also notes a dated legal notice about personal debts and an odd historical aside on Kill-Devil rum.
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Ottawa
Brotherhood of Railroad
Hay
W. P. Kelly
Ghana
International Board
Morday
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County of Rockieg
Per Atteray Gritin
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Halienal
Said Baye
Wal Bank
Brerga Jr. Woos Tantra
Rockinsham
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Partaresth
Ceanty
Driscoll
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John C. Ormsby
Slate Street
Porlmann
Lomt
Lego Urwe
Auesertbar
Gene Bost
Hashire National Bank
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Vickie Contreras
Mariquetta Garcia
Lynn Wylzer
Giorgia Biggs
Robbie Davenport
Dodgerettes
Dragonettes
Tigerettes
All-Stars
ME Reuay
Nancy Mt. Steckis
Thue Peterson-Poinsettes
Gerald
Plourde
Herbert McNulty
State OF Wew Hampshire
William Sailers
Michael R. Hercem
Opimerke Court
Harry Kura
Hubert Z. Schrum
Surerae
Schrum
Leavy C. Robinson
McNally
George Fortes
Selshire
Rockingham
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Feree
Antonio
Interi
Johnson
Charles
Houston
University’ of Vermont
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Aed
Atleclean Water Pollution Central Advisory Board
Sisal
Ereer
Satern
Department of Epidemia
University’s College
UNO J Sarat
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Styse Haen
Water Board
Eli Borwick Pertsmouthy
Meh Wiegien
Enna
State Street
Floyd Gusack
Kittery Scouts
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North Hampton
Plysco
James E. Lindhey
Thornton St
Dinng
Roems Gro
Endmight
Yeenay
Sun YS Parate Maida
Sedintire Music
Jovta Ind
Portemouth
Rye
Richard No
York Beach
Skidmore's Driving School
Lester Barthelmy
Dover
Laundry and Dry Cleaners
Frigidaire Best Buys
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Eal Aizedar
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