Third Portsmouth Kittery Bridge in New Highway Plan
Maine and New Hampshire plan a third four lane bridge between Portsmouth and Kittery as part of a 13 year interstate program. Location not fixed and construction not imminent. tentative routing ties to Maine Turnpike and routes to Portland Gardiner Augusta Bangor with field surveys pending.
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New Hampshire
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NAT
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Bureau of Public Roads
Kittery Toll House
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Falmouth
Brunswick
Androscoggin River
Gardiner
Augusta
Waterville
Kennebee River
Bangor
Benton
Pill
Newport
Battle Lines Form Over Refugee Quota Hike in Congress
Texas solon Burleson opposes increasing Hungarian refugees while Rep. Burdick supports raising the quota. Eisenhower ordered continued processing of refugees though quotas are filled, with final decision after a New Year’s Day meeting with congressional leaders. Vice President Nixon advised the United States must do more to aid escapees from Communist oppression.
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Tex
Eisenhower
America
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R-Nd
Aia
Merlat
House Foreign Affairs
Murray Snyder
Woo
Nixon
Governor Dwineil to Take Oath Of Office Next Thursday
Concord report notes Republican Gov Lane Dhinnell will begin a second five year term with inaugural ceremonies at the convention of Lebanon sportswear maker Deine. He will take the oath from the new state Senate president and address the crowd. The Senate president and House speaker will be chosen by lawmakers Wednesday.
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Concord
Lane Dhinnell
Lebanon
State Senate
Tia
House
Imide
John Cutt
Tortsmouth
John Langdon
Senate
Adj
Francis B. McSwiney
Matics
Plane crashes on Bald Mountain near Anchorage Alaska
An four engine tanker plane on a routine training flight from Elmendorf Air Force Base crashed on Bald Mountain near Willow, 50 miles north of Anchorage. Initial reports say the survivor status was not known and a ground party heads toward the crash site.
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Alaska
K Cagsmand
Tafay
Willow
Bald Mountain
Elnendorf Air Force Base
Air Force
Joe Sukarno
Slavholon
Simholon
Ali Sastraamidjoja
Sastraamidjoja
Sumatra
Cal. Achmad Hussein Tok
Simipnlan
War Ministry
Jakarta
Army
Maty
Mos
London
Governmetto
Rebel Leader Steps Down But Revolt Continues
North Sumatra rebel commander Jamin Gintings announced in a radio broadcast that he would obey President Sukarno while remaining allied with rebel forces. Central Sumatra factions and local juntas pushed for autonomy as Jakarta pressed for peace talks that failed to gain traction.
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Sumatra
Ims
Jamin Gintings
Adan
North Sumatra
Ial
Feaster
Maludi Siniboton
Ginlings
Sukarno
Jakarta
Java
Contra
Sulaiman
Sastroamidjojo
Indonesia
Sastraamidjoja
Mohammed Hatta
West Java
Celebes
Gale Winds Lash California Fire Across Coastal Range
Gale force winds fanned a massive wildfire near Malibu 35 miles northwest of Los Angeles, burning from the Pacific to the Santa Monica Mountains. More than 20 000 acres scorched, several homes destroyed, one man killed, and wildlife driven from the hills as two new fire fronts formed in Corral Canyon and Sequil Canyon. Local landmarks including Ralph Edwards’s beach house and nearby residences of Raymond Burr and Gern Jenkins survived, while damage and outbuildings spread through the area.
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Calif
New Bury
Acific Ocean
Santa Monica Mountains
Corral Canyon
U.S. Highway 101
Sequil Canyon
Wic Ocean
Los Angeles
Los Angeles County
Keith Klinger
Ralph Edwards
Nesmonies
Edwards
Heverly Hills
Perny
Beach House
Raymond Burr
Gern Jenkins
Charles Erskine
See
Egypt to let UN salvage fleet begin Suez Canal work
Cairo announces the Egyptian government agrees the U.N. salvage fleet may start clearing the southern end of the Suez Canal immediately. Technikains have begun clears at Isamatila and Suez while British and French ships continue northern salvage.
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Raymond A. Wheeler
U.N
Suez Canal
Isavatila
Esnal
Suez
Ita
Earler
Harehor
el Cap
Wheeler
U.N. Information Office
Canal Authority
Mahmoud Yanes
Brankly
M. Peet
Egypt
Barlier
Mahmoud Fawzi
Dag Nammarskjold
New York
College spelling crisis prompts call for action
Dr Kenneth B M Crooks of Fort Valley State College Georgia warns at an American Association meeting that 100 to 500 college students misspell common words and cannot read or write well. He cites lack of drill in spelling, slogan culture, and teachers who deem spelling instruction unworthy as reasons.
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Sesson
Kenneth B. M. Crooks
Fort Valley State College
Georgia
Ile
Gine
Ners
Rotur
Eurele
Somiting
Punkin
Law
Crooks
Negroes Defy Segregation Laws in Birmingham Rides
In Birmingham Alabama Negroes persist in riding in white sections of city buses despite segregation ordinances. Police arrest numerous demonstrators as leaders announce groundwork for a federal court appeal led by Rev. F J Shuttlesworth and Rev Martin Luther King Jr. A defense fund is raised and pledges for bond are collected while nonviolence pledges are sought from arrestees.
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Ala
Martin Luther King
Montgomery
F. J. Shuttlesworth
G. J
Federal Cour
Philadelphia Man Takes State Post as Planning Director
Charles L. Crangle, longtime Philadelphia Planning Commission aide and former Tennessee planning director, is named New Hampshire state planning director with a $7 062 yearly salary. He will lead a three member staff and supervise the Urban Assistance Program funded by the federal government, starting January.
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Philadelphia
Concord
Charles L. Crangle
St. Anzell’s College
Manchester
Sherman
Cranghe
Portsmouth Native Faces Grand Jury On Assault Charge
Portsmouth native Paul McCue, 34, held in $300 bail after waiving examination in Nashua Municipal Court on an aggravated assault charge. He allegedly held his two month old son as a shield and threatened to shoot two officers, Romeo Ouellette and Alexander Monius, who disarmed him at his home.
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Paul McCue
McCue
Portsmouth
Romeo Ouellette
Alexander Monius
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