Plymouth area announces new board of directors and ex officio group
The slate includes Regis Horace of Plymouth Paul K Arold Hyde Park NY Vivian H Brown Ports mouth Hollis L Emery Canaan and Elsie May Freelly Gould Exeter with President Naratd Styde PSC Alani Director Clarence W Bailey trustee Mildred Kelley Perkins as ex officio. Missy Horace on Plymouth faculty and Alan Horace ex-president area professional circles note progress.
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Regis Horace
Plymouth
Paul K. Arold
Hyde Park New York
Vivian H. Brown
Portsmouth
Hollis L. Emery
Canaan
Elsie May Freelly Gould
Exeter
Naratd E. Styde
PSC
Alani
Clarence W. Bailey
Mildred Kelley Perkins
Tlaumvuen
Omicr Ollnchols
Missy Horace
Plymouth State College
Department of Business
Tiuuthr State College
Alanthiyise
National Business Education Association
Arold
sMarist College
Marist
Indiana University
American Association of Health, Physical Education and Recreation
New York State Association of Health, Physical Education and Recreation
American Associatin of
Miss Brown
PSC Alumni Association
New Hampire Business Education Association
Association of Portsmouth
New Hampshire Junior Women's Club
North Hampton
New Hampshire Business Education
Department of Business Education
Portsmouth Senior High School
Hee? Imaster
Boston University
Emery
National Education Association
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New Hampshire Education Association
New Hampshire Secondary School Principals Actsociation
Supervisory Union 4 Teachers Association
Mascoma Valley Teacher I
Keene Man Named Hampton District Principal
L George Arm strong of Keene has been appointed Hampton school district principal effective July 1 filling the vacancy left by Walter M. Brown. Arm strong, son of a retired Coast Guard commander, holds a master’s from Keene State and a degree in education from Fitchburg State Teachers College. He has held several teaching and administrative roles in New Hampshire and Massachusetts and is active in educational and civic groups. Mrs. Arm strong, formerly Marjorie Scott, is a Keene kindergarten teacher.
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Teacher's College
Columbia University
PSC Alumni Association
Plymouth State College Seacoast
Gould
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Hampton
Keene
L. George Armstrong
Hampton Schools
Armstrong
U.S. Coast Guard
Alaska
Tilton School
U.S. Navy
Seg Bees
South Pacific
St. Martin's College
Olympia
Wash
Fitchburg State Teachers College
Keene State College
Townsend
Mass
Roosevelt School
Mount Cassar
Swansey Center
Cutler
West Swansey
Monadnock
Sthoal
Keene State College Alumni Association
Newsleller
Marjorie Scott
Franklin
Armstrongs
Rye
Congressmen On Secret Trip To Paris Revealed
Eighteen U S congressmen including Rep Philip J Philbin and nineteen staff and officials traveled to Paris Wednesday under official secrecy. The group, with Transportation Department officials and Army air force officers, planned several days there. Passengers paid $282 per person for the charter flight. Pulbin sits as the second-ranked Democrat on the House Armed Services Committee.
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Lants
Philip J. Philbin
Dmass
U.S
Paris
Chevyter
Department of Transportation
Amyland Air Force
Air Eastern Airlines
Pulbin
House
Senators Back Lottery Bill Expands N H Sweepstakes
In Concord Nebraska the Senate passed a revised pure lottery bill to broaden sweepstakes draws beyond horse racing at Foniningate Park. The measure allows races worldwide or nonhorse events and requires at least one in state. Critics warn of blank check authority for the commission.
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Concord
ATP
Senate
New York
Faceinghate Park
Howard Townsend
Rilebanan
Henry Sullivan
Chester
Sullivan
New Hampshire
Group Elects Durham Mah
The Duram Mah Group elects Sam Smith as chairman and Mrs Richard Schrieber of Madbury as secretary at Oyster River Co operative School District annual meeting. The committee will study School Board terms and member numbers, review statutes, and plan information resources and consultations. Next meeting set for June 13.
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Jurilam
Sam Smith
Richard Schrieber
Madbury
Oyster River
Stratham Stage Memorial Day Parade and Services
Stratham observed Memorial Day with a park ceremony and parade led by Parade Marshal David Noyes. Veterans from multiple services, Stratham Memorial School, Girl Scouts, Brownies, Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts Troop 143, 4-H groups, and locals attended as the Rev. Marshall Stevenson delivered the invocation and Lt Thomas Bogan spoke. The Memorial School Band, first to perform on Memorial Day, and the crowd, heard taps and a rifle salute before benediction.
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Stratham
Marshall Stevenson
Boy Scout Troop 143
Memorial School
Sally Wool
Kenneth Banzillo
Thomas Bogan
USN
Joseph Parks
Donald Littlefield
David Batchelder
Mr. Stevenson
IRS Employees Sign Agreement in New Hampshire
About 100 Internal Revenue Service workers in New Hampshire signed a contract covering work schedules grievance procedures and other personnel matters with the IRS The pact dated Wednesday is with the National Association of Government Employees Local R1 106 It excludes wages which remain set by Congress
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Portsmouth
N.H
Internal Revenue Service
New Hampshire
IRS
National Association of Government
Congress
Oyster River Educational Workshop Starts First Project
Durham group begins work on spring programs for an oyster river education workshop. Members Mrs Earl Goodman Mrs Joseph Hiker and Mrs Robert Cangdon collect study topics and invite suggestions before June 10. Revised questionnaires are prepared for September distribution with William Jockhardt and Betsy Booth in charge. The next open meeting is June 13.
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Durham
Oyster River Educational Workshop
OREW
Earl Goodman
Joseph Hiker
Robert Cangdon
William Jockhardt
Betsy Booth
Bahais of Portsmouth Attend UN Seminar in New York
At a three day United Nations seminar in New York May 26 28 Mrs Maxine Elliott Lewis joined 23 Bahais from Atlantic and New England states as Portsmouth hosts highlighted stories of workshops and discussions during the event.
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Portsmouth
United Nations
New York City
Maxine Eiliott Lewis
said-Atlantic
New England
Nuns to Found New Center in Wisconsin
SHREVEPORT La AP twenty nuns of the Roman Catholic Order of Daughters of the Cross will leave their Shreveport convent to form an experimental religious community in Milwaukee Wisconsin They plan to wear modern dress use legal names live in groups of five or more in Milwaukee apartments and share earnings with no church financial support This move aims to allow a freer life to meet today s world needs Mother Superior and a spokesman said the church approves Vatican II inspired change within the order The group ages range from 4 to 54 including one who has been out for 37 years and six who have not professed final vows.
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Order of Daughters of the Cross
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Mary Michael
John Naberta
Daughters of the Cross Convent
Daughters of the Cross
Portsmouth Native Named Enfield High Principal
Joseph Cabrera, a Portsmouth native, is appointed principal of Enfield High School in Connecticut at a salary of 14910 per year. He has been acting principal for a year, chosen from 85 candidates, and previously served in Enfield as guidance counselor and administrator. Cabrera lives in Springfield, Massachusetts, is married with four children, and earned degrees from Bates College and Springfield College with further study at the University of Connecticut. He served two years in the Army.
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Portsmouth
Joseph Cabrera
Hnfield, Conn. High School
Enfield
Charles Saberia
Cabrera
Harry Tatolan
All
Springfield
Mass
Susanne Gillis
Hag
Bates College
Lewiston
Maine
Springfield College
University of Connecticut
Indonesian Parliament Attacks Suharto Over Power Split
Indonesian lawmakers sharply criticized acting President Suharto for creating a dualism of power with ousted President Sukarno. They questioned his order permitting Sukarno to wear the presidential uniform during state functions, arguing it undermines constitutional norms.
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Jakarta
Idonesia
Suharto
Red
Sukarno
Eagles Winners at Nal Catholic War Veterans Parade
The Golden Eagles Drum and Eagle Corps of Portsmouth won the convention parade with a score of 69.2. The Bagleys trailed, followed by the Pine Tree Warriors of Lewiston, Muchachos of Manchester, Mariners of Rollinsford, Lakes Regionaires of Laconia, and Kingsusadl in northward order.
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