Pease Sergeant Killed In Sagamore Ave Crash
A Pease sergeant Louis C. Felker 22 was killed early this morning in a two vehicle crash on Sagamore Avenue near 547 Sagamore Ave Concord 17 year old Anthony Abbott also died in a separate Route 9 head on collision in Stoddard, Felker had been serving as a pararescueman at Pease since two months ago.
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Louis C. Felker
Pease Afb
Pease
Concord
4Th Air Rescue Sqdn
Sagajin Stoddard
More Avenue
Hampshire
Harry Felker Jr
Indian Trail
Topeka
Kans
Vietnam
Associated Press
Robert Abbott
Route 9
Stoddard
Abbott
Charles Lowe
Gail
Keene
Gaullist Party Urges French Unity Behind Pompidou
Paris AP The Gaullist Union of Democrats for the Republic calls for national unity behind presidential candidate Georges Pompidou after runnerup Alain Poher refused to quit the race. The UDR executive committee cites Pompidou’s strong first-round lead as a mandate to unite Frenchmen on efficacy liberties progress and peace.
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France
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Georges Pompidou
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Nation probes NC violence linked to Nixon era grants
The U S federal poverty agency investigates reports that staff of the Foundation for Community Development involved in a May 21 gun battle at North Carolina A and T in Greensboro, tied to Nixon era black capitalism grants, as inspector Charles Collins visits to review complaints.
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Washington
Federal Poverty Agency
Nixon
Charles Collins
Office of Economic Opportunity
Foundation For Community Development
Virginia boy wins 79000 verdict in Gloucester truck crash
A Suffolk Superior Court jury awarded 79000 dollars plus interest to Gregory Zimpel, a boy from Annandale Virginia, injured when a milk delivery truck struck him in a Gloucester hotel parking lot on April 4, 1959.
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Gloucester
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Rudolph Zimpel
Gloucester Hotel
Granite State Senate Approves Run Off Primary
Concord New Hampshire Senate approves a bill to establish a run off primary for U S Senate, House and governor with a June primary and an August run off between top two vote getters. A separate push seeks to legalize gambling in unincorporated areas under a tourism recreation act sponsored by Sen Laurier Lamon.
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Berlin
New England utilities seek shared output from Maine Yankee and Vermont Yankee
Maine Yankee and Vermont Yankee would release their electric power output to 12 shareholding utilities including municipal, cooperative and investor-owned groups. Central Maine Power Co President William H. Denham said the plan filed with the SEC aims to halt heating finance for the two plants.
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Augusta
Maine
New England
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Vermont Yankee
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Central Maine Power Co
Maine Yankee Atomic Power Co
Securities & Exchange Commission
Vermont
Protest Against Stalinism Renewal At Kremlin Conference
A small band of Russian intellectuals urged the Kremlin international Communist conference to halt a revival of Stalinist terror, circulating a private petition denouncing arrests and the return of Stalinist influence. Delegates from 49 foreign countries, including Hungary, Bulgaria, East Germany, Poland, and Mongolia, arrived in Moscow for the conference.
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Todor Zhivkov
East Germany
Walter Ulbricht
Poland
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Mongolia
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Arenev
Prague
Gustav Husak
Lubomir Strougal
Strougal
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CTK
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New York
Gus Hall
Henry Winston
James Jackson
Stowaway Dies After Spanish Flight From Havana
Two Cuban youths hid above the DC left wheel on a Madrid bound plane from Havana. One apparently fell to his death after takeoff. The other, Armando Socarras Ramirez, 22, lay hidden for seven and a half hours at 29000 feet, exposed to 40 below zero, and was found unconscious and gravely ill after landing.
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Search Ends in Pacific After Navy Halts Evans Collision Rescue
The Navy called off its search for 73 seamen missing from the destroyer Evans after a collision with the Australian carrier Melbourne during SEATO maneuvers southwest of Manila. Survivors were confirmed. 199 Evans crew survived and one dead were listed. A court of inquiry was ordered.
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Calif
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Fresno
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Sidney
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Cumberland
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South China Sea
Need Resurgence Of Ideals Nixon Urges National Unity
President Nixon urged a resurgence of American realism at the Air Force Academy commencement. He warned that isolationist critics threaten national strength and world peace, while stressing that a balance of global responsibilities and domestic needs is essential. He did not reference Vietnam directly and noted some defense recommendations remain controversial.
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Peterson Confident Budget Balance In N H General Fund
Concord New Hampshire AP The governor says the general fund can be balanced despite a projected two year $14 million deficit and a Senate Finance Committee budget about $4.2 million above his recommendation. He criticizes university funding while noting possible welfare cuts and federal revenue shifts. Legislative talks will reconcile revenue, taxes and programs with a final appropriation decision pending.
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Dartmouth Case Freedom Could Be Today If Fines Paid
Plymouth New Hampshire AP The 36 people serving 30 day terms for the Dartmouth College building seizure last month can be released today if they pay their $100 fines Grafton County Sheriff Herbert Ash said early release was ordered for good behavior If released they would have served 27 days They held at Brentwood jail would be transferred to Grafton County Jail and released at 5 pm They were convicted on contempt of court for ignoring a court decree to leave the building Judge Richard Dunfey moved forward with trials of five other contempt defendants from the anti ROTC protest with two acquittals and one conviction existing on Tuesday
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Herbert Ash
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Herbert A. Wilson
Newport News
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Des
Keefe withdraws playground plan after resident uproar
Councilman William F. Keefe had proposed a city playground on land near Coakley Road after residents petitioned for a safe space for children. Irate calls followed and Keefe now asks the city manager to drop the project for the time being amid fears of disruption in the area.
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Coakley Roads
Keefe
Coakley Road
Area Man On List of Viet Dead
SOUTH BERWICK The death in Vietnam of a 22 year old Army lieutenant has brought sorrow to a local family. Raymond La Colles of Old South Road was reported missing May 22. He was born in South Wales December 22, 1945. He was a graduate of South Botany High School and attended the University of Maine. Surviving are his parents, a sister, Duane Weber of Newton Mass and Mrs Christine Collier of South Berwick, and his paternal grandmother Mrs Edith May Collier of South Berwick.
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