House Rides Rails To Final Location At Strawbery Banke
The Capt. Keyran Walsh house moved again within Strawbery Banke to its final site near its original location. Built circa 1775 and altered by Capt Walsh until 1807, the house blends pre and post revolutionary features as restoration begins under James L. Garvin. Restoration funded by Dr. Frederick Sanborn’s bequest includes antiques for furnishing.
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New York City
Senate Defeats GOP Tax Reduction Plan
In Washington the Senate rejected a Republican tax reform proposal that would have cut rates and raised the personal exemption to $750 gradually, delaying most relief until 1970 and 1971. The vote was 72 to 10 to 23, signaling the expected adoption of a Democratic plan with a two step exemption increase. President Nixon signaled a likely alternative from Sen. Herbert Gore, while debate lingered over the personal exemption and rate changes. The contest centers on creating a politically popular exemption of $600 or more for the first time in over two decades.
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32 Bodies Recovered in Quebec Fire Mystery
In Notre-Dame-du-Lac Quebec searchers recovered 32 bodies from a charred aged home. Police said 40 to 58 people may have died as records burned making exact counts difficult.
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Nation House Backs Nixon on Vietnam 333 Vote Margin
In Washington AP reports Nixon claims 333 to 55 House backing for measures to negotiate a just peace in Vietnam. Some supporters give cautious votes reflecting reservations about the administration effort. A separate item notes rail union industry wage talks near a settlement, easing a nationwide shutdown threat after 38 hours of bargaining with 48,000 shopcraft workers.
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New England Separated Twins Undergo Third Postoperation Step
In Boston Maureen Ann and Mane Elizabeth Koinerski the Danvers Siamese twins had the third post separation operation at Massachusetts General Hospital. Surgeons completed removal of a plastic sheet placed in each infant's abdomen after their separation and were reported in good condition.
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Maureen Ann
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Granite State Bodies of Three From Mountain Wreck
Bodies of three men were recovered from the wreckage of a plane that crashed near Mount Washington. The aircraft was en route from Portland to Burlington when it went down on Beatt Spur, a 5,500 foot peak just south of the mountain.
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Maine Bonds Go on Sale Next Month
In August, Maine plans to sell about $235 million in research coupon bonds to fund voter‑approved projects. The bond issue supports various capital needs and will be offered to investors next month.
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Debate on banning DDT at New Hampshire hearing
A 300-person hearing in Concord's state house heard 37 witnesses urging an immediate DDT ban citing contamination of fish wildlife and even polar bears. Farmers warned of higher food costs while groups pressed for swift regulation and possible private stock disposal centers.
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Department of Resources and Economic Development
Frank Whittemore
Hollis
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Monadnock Regional Association
Governors Hear Nixon at Narcotics Conference
President Nixon told the Governors Conference on Narcotics that the drug problem is national and affects all social groups. He promised a nationwide information and education campaign and urged state leaders to tackle drug abuse locally, citing eight million Americans using marijuana and stressing nonpenal approaches for youths.
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North Korea Frees 3 in Chopper Crew
Three American helicopter crewmen released after 32 months in North Korea are in generally good condition following medical checks. They are tentatively scheduled to depart for the United States Thursday morning. The trio, identified as Crawford of Georgia and Volaven de of Redmond and Hoistatter of Texas, were handed over at Panmunjom. A Pentagon statement later repudiated an earlier admission that the chopper violated North Korean air space.
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Whalen defies county rotation in New Hampshire council
In Concord, Executive Councilor Robert Whalen of Portsmouth denounces the unwritten county rotation that limits two council seats to single terms. He plans to run again, arguing the system harms voters and merit, while supporters note a history of limited consecutive terms in the region.
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Robert Whalen
Portsmouth
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Belknap
North Country
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Plymouth
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Renfrew A. Thomson
Exeter
Charles T. Durell
Rockingham I County
Austin Quin
James Ho Hayes
Lacon
Merrimnach
Sullivan County
Pass Town
Nashua
Keene
Cheshire
Hillsborough
Rockingham Orls
Fred Fletcher
Milford
Harold Weeks
Hinsdale
USS Sam Rayburn Brief Visit Ahead of Major Overhaul
The nuclear submarine USS Sam Rayburn, docked at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, will undergo about 70 million dollars of overhaul work, with 35 million at Portsmouth. It may be converted from Polaris to Poseidon missiles, a decision for Congress and Navy officials. The ship was built in Newport News, launched in 1983 and delivered in 1984.
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House Ways and Means Committee endorses 1d per cent benefits rise
The House Ways and Means Committee voted unanimously to recommend a 1d per cent across the board increase in security benefits, effective January 1. Chairman Wilbur DL Millis of Arkansas announced the decision, saying the aim is to pass the bill in the House in the next few days, with uncertainty about Senate action before Christmas.
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Girl Admits Tate Guilt At Hearing
Linda Kasabian, 20, arraigned in Concord as a fugitive from justice, admitted guilt to the fugitive charge and waived extradition. She will be returned to California to face charges in the Sharon Tate killings and related deaths. Kasabian, mother of two with a third child on the way, was calm in court and signed waiver papers after being assigned temporary counsel.
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Sharon Tate
Los Angeles
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Concord District Court
Drouin
Biddeford
Maine
Merrimack
Clyde Parker
Donald G. Matson
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U.S. Atty
Robert D. Branch
Union to hire negotiating firm for teachers contract
Hampton School Board votes to hire Metzler Associates, New Jersey, as consultants for a district wide salary study and teacher contract negotiations. The move aims to speed budget review and calm tensions as a formal notice to teachers is prepared, with officials citing hoped for improved educational climate.
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