Bay Mishap Claims Father and Son in Great Bay
Newington New Hampshire tragedy as Air Force master sergeant Waldo Burandt and his teenage son Ronald drown when their aluminum boat capsizes in Great Bay. Rescue efforts by state fire crews and a Pease AFB HC-130 aircraft span Saturday night into Sunday, with divers unable to reach them before ice formed.
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Pease
Coast Guard
Air Force
Salem
Mass
Great Bay
Waldo Harry Burandt
Hawthorne Drive
Pease Afb
Ronald
Tommy L. Miles
Tommie E. van Houtin
Burandts
Fabians Point
Woodmans Point
Rockingham County
Nixon to List Cabinet in One National Reveal
President elect Richard Nixon will fly to Washington on Wednesday to unveil his entire cabinet slate at 10 p.m. in the Palladium Room of the Shoreham Hotel with live network coverage. Spokesman Ron Ziegler said final cabinet choices are likely for the 12 departments and noted possible disclosures on other major appointments. Nixon will meet the new cabinet at the Shoreham Thursday morning before returning to New York.
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Richard M. Nixon
Washington
Ron L. Ziegler
Nixon
Palladium
Shoreham Hotel
Ziegler
Melvin Laird
Wisconsin
Washington, D.C
Shoreham
Egypt open to new UN peacekeeping force proposal
Egyptian delegate Mohammed Awad El Kony signaled in a seven point statement to the U.S. at the United Nations that Cairo would accept another UN force to supervise Israel's withdrawal from Sinai and guard key entrances, aligning with a plan outlined by Dean Rusk. The plan follows history of UN forces after Suez and the 1967 conflict.
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U.N
Israel
United Nations
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U.S
J.R. Wiggins
Raeli Shipping
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Gulf
Sinai
Gulf of Aqaba
el Kony
Dean Rusk
Mahmoud Riad
State Department
Black Sea Cruise by US Navy Provokes Soviet Clash
Two U.S. 6th Fleet destroyers, Dyess and Turner, transited the Bosporus for a five day Black Sea coast cruise. Soviet papers called the move a provocation and Montreux Convention violation, while Turkish officials and Ankara press dismissed the charges as routine and within treaty limits. Turkey noted a naval buildup in the Mediterranean and that Moscow markets the scene as a show of power amid broader East West tensions.
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Black Sea
Dyess
Sea of Marmara
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Sevestia
Yevestia
The
Montreux
Con
Mediterranean
Bottom
Soviet Union
Manchester Man Seeks Democratic House Leadership
Rep. Robert Raiche of Manchester seeks the Democratic minority leader post in the 1969 New Hampshire House. He holds 79 pledged votes and nine leaning, needing seven percent to win. Contenders include Ernest Coutermarsh and Laurence Radway, with Raiche advocating a voter referendum on a graduated income tax.
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N.H
Robert Raiche
House of Representatives
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Nashua
Raiche
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Sever
al Sessions
Laurence Pickett
Keene
Laurence Radway
Hannover
Manchester l
Peter Murphy
Dover
State House
Harry ‘Spanos
Newport
House
Meecy
Coutermarsh
Emile Bussiere
Bussiere
John W. King
Raicher
Vincent Dunn
Concord
Governor Curtis seeks major reform of executive dept
Augusta AP reports Governor Curtis calls for a broad restructuring of the executive department to coord in over 20 state agencies. The reform blueprint proposes 20 principal departments and a centralized cabinet with seven professional aides and four support offices. A cabinet affairs officer would coordinate activities with independent departments and a reform bill to abolish the executive council and empower gubernatorial appointments would go to the 14th Legislature.
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Curtis
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Gental Geernment
Lalor
Stat
Curis
Executive Council
Govenor
Mna
North Vietnamese attack Ky at Paris talks as puppet charge
At Paris, North Vietnam’s delegation spokesman Bui Nhan hurled a sharp accusation at South Vietnamese Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky calling him a puppet a servant of the United States and a devotee of Hitler. Ky denied admiring Hitler and stressed he was no puppet of Uncle Sam as strategy sessions with Hariman Vance began amid stalled expanded talks and a dispute over seating and the four sided conference with the Viet Cong NLf.
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North Vietnam
Nguyen Cao Ky
United States
Hitler
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Cyrus R. Vance
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
NLF
Nation's legislative leaders elect Lamprey president
New Hampshire Senate President Stewart Lamprey has been elected president of the National Conference of State Legislative Leaders, succeeding Democrat John O'Brien. The role traditionally alternates between parties. Stargazer spacecraft launches tests at Cape Kennedy as NASA reports the satellite is in good shape.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
New Hampshire State Senate
Stewart Lamprey
Cape Kennedy
Fla
United States
NASA
Federal anti poverty funds for New Hampshire totaling 13.35 million
The federal government has allocated 12.3 million dollars for anti poverty projects in New Hampshire since programs began. A detailed report from the state Office of Economic Opportunity lists allocations from 1964 through September 1968.
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Concord
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