Eisenhower to Campaign Active for GOP in 1956
President Eisenhower told the Republican National Committee he will do everything to help report the party record next year. Leonard Hall said there is no question in his mind the President plans to campaign actively. Benson and Mitchell urged farm and labor support as interlinked votes, while hints spread that Eisenhower may run again despite his health setback.
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Chicago
Eisenhower
Republican National Committee
Leonard W. Hall
Hall
San Francisco
Benson
Adlai Stevenson
Averell Harriman
New York
Mitchell
Kansas City
Nixon
German unity policy firm against Russian talks
Bonn reports Chancellor Adenauer’s government backs Western allies on reunification and rejects bilateral talks with Russia. Foreign Minister von Brentano told the Bundestag no deals with Moscow, asserting Germany’s freedom to decide its course. At least 10 people were killed in early hours across several states as Safe Driving’s Day of observance began.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Heinrich von Brentano
Geneva
Moscow
West Germany
Russia
Kremlin
Soviet Union
von Brentano
France election campaign opens with roaring start
France's postwar Fourth Republic campaign kicked off after Premier Faure dissolved the National Assembly. Socialists and Mendes France backers launched a vigorous effort targeting Faure, following the assembly's no confidence vote and the dissolution decision. Meanwhile in the U.S. the 24 hour drive to reduce traffic deaths saw Eisenhower urging safe driving as police wear armbands and Memorial Day efforts begin.
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Paris
France
Edgar Faure
National Assembly
Pierre Mendes- France
Faure
Fourth Republic
Tim
Eisenhower
Committee For Traffic Safety
United States
Police arrest two in hub cap theft ring
Police recovered hub caps tires and other auto parts worth over 31000 and arrested John P Averill 18 of Kittery and Maureen A McGee 21 of 78 Circuit Rd on larceny charges. A sailor and a 16 year old Portsmouth youth were also implicated. Averill was arrested by Sgt Charles F Vetter and McGee taken into custody by Patrolman John J Condon and Robert M Knight. Capers spanned Portsmouth and nearby towns with loot from a wrecked late model automobile on Odiorne Point Rd in Rye.
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John P. Averill
Kittery
Maureen A. McGee
Circuit Rd
Averill
Charles F. Vetter
Fleet Street
John J. Condon
Robert M. Knight
Odiorne Point
Rye
Education Parley Calls for More Teachers and Aid
The White House Conference on Education urged the public to address a severe teacher shortage and backed federal aid to schools, especially for buildings. Teams reported broad support for federal aid with conditions to target poorest districts, and mixed views on funding operations.
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Washington
White House
Hirren
Team No
Meedy
Family of Six Homeless After Newmarket Fire
A fire at 41 Bay Road in Newmarket started in a television set and left family of six homeless. Mrs Kruczek and four children escaped with urgent safety, while husband said most possessions were lost and first floor burned out. Firefighting lasted nearly three hours, aided by strong winds. the insured home was being repaired as the family shelters with grandparents on Bay Road.
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Ohio
Michi
Illinois
Indiana
Louisiana
New York
Richmond
U.S. 40
Robert M. Johnson
Centerville
Ind
Pie
Newmarket
Pire
Chester Kruczek
Bay
Kruczek
Andrew Kruczek
Bay Rd
North Main St
Country Club Seeks Water Rights Sale Amid Court Case
Portsmouth Country Club faces a federal land condemnation suit over water rights held on club land. City officials value the rights at 2500 dollars, with the club aiming to buy for a dollar under a waiver. The government seeks 240000 dollars for club property valued by the club at 572000 dollars as trial opens.
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Country Club
Portsmouth Country Club
Concord
U.S. District Court
Portsmouth Air Force
Thomas &. Flynn
Robert C. Violette
Flynn
Stanley M. Burns
Dover
Ite
Coucil
Donald H. Margeson
Sherman P. Newton
Andrew Jarvis
John J. Whaley
Tabaton
Violette
Poston Engineering
Whitman and Howard
Federa
Aloysius J. Connor
Portsmouth
Charles B. Staples
Staples
Portsmouth to hold traffic study meeting downtown
The City of Portsmouth will host a 7:30 pm meeting at City Hall with 16 representatives from city government business and military groups. The session will review a $3,000 traffic study by Planning Associates of Boston and Providence and propose a one way downtown system and other relief measures.
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Portsmouth
Robert C. Violette
Planning Associates
Boston
Providence
B.I
Violette
Sec
13 Portsmouth Men Among 40 Retiring From Shipyard
Forty veteran shipyard workers, including 13 from Portsmouth, retired from government service at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. The retirements follow a retirement law amendment increasing annuities for those leaving before year end. Longest service passed 42 years, led by Edward Gorman, with 38 more years held by Everett R. Chapman and others from nearby towns. The move aims to ease local employment amid Defense Department manpower limits and SS580 construction delays and redesigns.
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Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Defense Department
Edward Gorman
Portsmouth
Gorman
Everett Cole
Blist
Cornelius
S. Seabring
USN
William M. Weston
Timothy Foley
Lloyd E. Seavey
Daniell. O’sullivan
Michael J. Donohue
Roland P. Hanscom
Julius Jakusak
George B. Hiltz
Joseph A. Harvey
David F. Mahoney
George W. Lacey
Emile L. Rousseau
Kittery
Everett R. Chapman
Charles C. Raitt
Walter A. Wills
George S. Patch
Nelson M. Moulton
North Kittery
Woodbury
E. Burd
Kittery Point
Moses B. Webber
Howard P. Gray
Eliot
Charles A. Starkey
York
Fred W. Hunt
York Beach
Daniel B. Lunt
Terley D. Hersey
New Castle
Ralph R. Garland
North Hampton
John A. Broderick
Exeter
Joseph F. Welch
Kensington
Rob
Bay State hunter wounded in Mt Agamenticus shooting
Gloucester resident Wesley Tart, 28, was shot by hunting companion James Lane Jr who mistook him for a deer. Tart lost three fingers and suffered hip injuries, and is listed in good condition at Harbor Hospital. Investigation by Sheriff Leason and Libby continues.
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Libby
Mt. Agamenticus
Harold Leason
Local names listed in Berwick area notice
Ert L Bowlin Seabrook Charles C Merrill and George E Demers South Berwick appear in a local notice listing residents involved in a community matter. The fragment emphasizes private individuals connected to the Berwick region.
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Ert L. Bowlin
Seabrook
Charles C. Merrill
George E. Demers
South Berwick
CYO Hall Hosts Christmas Bazaar and Baked Ham Supper
Notice advertising a bake sale and supper at CYO Hall on Saturday December 3 from 10 to 9. Proceeds support the CYO Christmas Bazaar with all ages invited for a fun event.
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Cyo
CYO Hall
Ady
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