Minneapolis Lieutenant Most Shot Down Pilot
Minneapolis Lt. Rick Adams of Edina became the first pilot to survive a direct surface-to-air missile hit over North Vietnam after his plane was shot down. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allan W. Adams, reported he surfaced safely.
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Tonkin
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Allan W
Mis Adams
Edina
Lucky Puot
Alan Adams
Robert F. Adams
North Viet Nam
Eliot School Center Plans Die As District Schedules Decision
Eliot School Center plans are halted after School Administrative District 35 directors ruled the Laura V. Dame School unavailable for six weeks, citing utilities disconnection and insurance liability. The Eliot Community Center Council faces disposal of the building, while a separate Navy pilot story notes a rescue and service awards though unrelated to the council item.
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Eliot
Tet
Eliot Community Center Council
Laura V. Dame
Manchester Plans New Downtown Bridge Draws Alarm
Manchester aldermen table a plan for a downtown access bridge after Boston realtor William Ballard warns that without a new bridge the city will exist but not prosper. Mayor Roland Vallee seeks immediate state joined engineering studies to assess costs and feasibility at Notre Dame and Amoskeag sites. Aldermen expect another special meeting next week. Realtor Leonard Farber warns time is running out and urges action.
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Pensacola
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Naval Base
Munity Center
Viet Nam
Nam
Flint
Civic Community Center Council
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Grange
Manchester, UL
Boston
Manchester
Roland Vallee
Notre Dame
Amoskeag
Vallee
Altor William Ballard
Leonard Farber
New York City
Farber
Farm Prices Rise 2 Percent on Mid-July to Mid-August
Washington AP reports Agriculture Department data show farm product prices up 2 percent from mid July to mid August, lifting the level 9 percent above August last year. Hogs wholesale milk eggs and cattle drove most of the gain while prices paid by farmers for production and family living rose 0.3 percent that month and were 4 percent higher than a year earlier.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Fair and cooler tonight with upper 40s lows
Weather forecast notes fair and cooler conditions for the night with low temperatures in the upper forties and light variable winds. Thursday promises fair skies with a wide change in conditions across the area. Forbidding trust notice blocks responsibility for debts contracted by others, dated May 291 1966, signed by Mrs. Roger Johnson.
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Portsmouth
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Thos. Phippes
Lowen
Sening
Roger
Katherine} Johnson
Rox
Newfields
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Two Men Rob Sheraton Wayfarer Hotel
Two men held up the Sheraton Wayfarer by masks and firearms on February 19. They robbed guests of cash totaling about $1,127, including $640 and $487, before escaping. Local employees report no injuries. Police recovered scant details as investigators pursue leads.
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Sheraton-Wayfarer
Sheraton - Wayfarer
Fremont Club Hosts State Police Hunt Luncheon
Fremont officials join Hedford and Mau police in a hunt event at the town hall on September 7. A luncheon is set with hostesses listed and guests described as 28 to 30 years old, brown hair and bearded. Philip Morton, 24, of Manley, is noted among attendees as the night shift inn auditor recounts a robbery tied to a shotgun threat at the front door.
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Mau Premont
Philip Morton
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Gladys Alien
Clara Jewell
Mary Felton
Carrie Robbers
Marion Simonton
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