Justice Marshall Urges Civic Duty At Exeter Graduation
Supreme Court Justice Marshall addressed Phillips Exeter Academy's 224 seniors urging active democratic participation and warning against abandoning principles for politics. He cited Watergate and Brown v. Board, stressing government of laws not of men and peaceful change through law. Marshall noted his lifelong dissent and praised lawful social progress.
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Eigle
Exeter
U.S
Supreme Court
Marshall Hay
Marshall
Phillips ‘Exeter Academy
United States
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Italy Hit by Transport Strike Halting Public Transit
In Rome 500000 transport workers walked out in staggered four hour protests led by three labor federations to push the government toward a more socialistic transport policy. The action disrupted buses trains and trams across major cities.
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Italy
Rome
House backs Dickey Dam project in Maine
The House approved the Dickey-Lincoln power project on the St John River in Maine as part of a 4.4 billion public works bill. The decision makes the dam the world s eleventh largest. The vote followed debate over the controversial plan and related funding.
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Washington
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New England Gasoline Supply Varies Across Region
The American Automobile Association reports fuel availability for a weekend across New England remains adequate. About one third of stations are open weekday evenings and roughly one third open Sundays, indicating mixed access amid travel demand.
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New England
American Automobile Associaton
Ines
Maine police chief wounded in Washburn shooting
In Washburn Maine Chief Michael Parent was shot in the arm and not seriously injured. Investigations continue as officers seek the gunman amid regional tensions. In Penobscot County a 44 year old man died in a house fire on the Lagrange Road after flames swept through a two story dwelling.
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Aroostook County
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Sheldon Ricardvon
Tradtond
Penobecot
Joan Jayd Hall
Dale Wall
Slares
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Greenland Road
Calvary Cemetery
Portsmouth Hospital
Kissinger Defends Foreign Aid Bill in Senate Hearing
Secretary Kissinger defended the 5.6 billion dollar foreign aid bill as vital to a more peaceful and cooperative world. He cited Israel Egypt Jordan and Syria as key beneficiaries and linked aid to lasting peace in Indochina and the Middle East while noting disengagement diplomacy may not become the norm.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Middle East
America
Kissinger
Israel
Egypt
Jordan
Syria
Sprague refinery plans draw cautious city support
City Manager Calvin A Canney said the Sprague Oil refinery proposal drew generally favorable reaction from the Oil Impact Committee with questions remaining. He noted the plan is not oversized and would likely be controllable, and that water use would not come from Portsmouth. water would be recycled after cooling via a catalytic process. Canney also updated on labor standards discussions with the City Union, outlining a tentative pay scheme to align with time and a half rules while preserving take home pay, pending full union ratification.
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Calvin
Canney
Sprague
Portsmouth
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Etty Union
PHS Graduating Class Faces Busy Schedule in 1974
Portsmouth High School prepares for 1974 graduation with about 422 seniors. Final exams begin early June. baccalaureate and prom rehearsals set for June 12 to 17. grand march lineup at 10 p.m.. prom at 10:30 p.m. June 17. baccalaureate on June 26 at 7:30 p.m. Outdoor ceremonies planned with indoor contingency. six tickets issued for some events. Officers and faculty advisors listed.
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Richard Moral Tisme
John Crowter
Charlotte Crawley
Peter Jarrett
Newington Planning Board Backs Refinery Proposal
The Newington Planning Board voted 6-1 in favor of a 50,000 barrels per day oil refinery proposed by Sprague, with John F. Rowe opposing. The board will consider petitions from over 50 voters and await legal counsel guidance before a June 28 referendum on whether a refinery may be permitted in town.
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Newington
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Sprague
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Rowe
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Piane
Hailat
Planning Board
Robert H Lamson
Earl Matt
Paul Kent
Leonard Eames
Norman Rogers
Paul L. de Rochemont
Lamson
Moe
Spraguel
Willl
Gas Stations Fail to Post Prices Under New Law
Portsmouth and Hampton gas stations largely unaware of the June 1 price posting rule. Inspectors note four inch high numerals required. many stations have not received notification from Concord. State officials warn of enforcement by the attorney general and penalties for noncompliance as crews work to inform retailers.
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Portsmouth Herald
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Concord
Bardenday
Mik
Warren Radmiey
the Herald Today
Imot
Robert Wilehell
Attorney General
Moyhew
Kleindienst Granted Light Sentence In Antitrust Case
Former attorney general William R. Kleindienst received a one month suspended jail term and a $100 fine after pleading guilty to refusing to fully answer questions before a Senate committee about the ITT antitrust case. He remains free on probation and faces possible disbarment actions by bar associations in Arizona and Washington, D. C.
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Hichard G
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Congressional
U.S
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Hart
Senate Judiciary Committee
Nixon
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Tucson
Ariz
Washington, D. C
Senate
Mix
Governors tour Atlantic Richfield refinery in Cherry Point
Noel of Rhode Island and Thomson of New Hampshire toured the Atlantic Richfield Co. refinery near the Canadian border, noting its environmental controls and 1,200 acre site. The plant began in 1971, employs about 325 people, and features air and water pollution systems costing over 20 million dollars. One stack misses standards but will be fixed by 1977.
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Noel
Atlantic Richfield Co
Cherry Point
Canadian
Rhode Island
Thomson
New Hampshire
Seattle
Unemployment rises as teen jobless rate fuels May increase
Washington reports May unemployment at 1.2 percent with teens adding to the rise. The Labor Department notes 4.7 million jobless Americans, up about 170000 from April, and forecasts suggest the rate could reach 5.5 to 6 percent by year end.
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Washington
Labor Department
Tornado Rips City in Arkansas
A tornado struck Forrest City Arkansas injuring and killing residents. Police and officials reported multiple fatalities with dozens hospitalized and extensive destruction including a Gibson's discount store and a supermarket. Rescue crews worked through damaged areas as casualties mounted.
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Arkansas
Forrest City
Ark
Gibson's Discount
St Frances County
Party for Gilley Plans Grow With Meeting
An organizational meeting for a party honoring Gilley of Gille dog cart fame is set for 11 am at the Pier Tt Restaurant. The committee includes City Councilman William VP Keefe as chairman, Paul McLachern as master of ceremonies, Arthur Splaine as treasurer, and members Robert Call Richard Bla lock Kevin Gus William Folwell Edson Laraway. Gilles retires from his post as city dog wagon chef in September.
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Gilley of
Gille
Dog Cart Fame
William VP
Keefe
Paul McLachern
Arthur Splaine
Robert Call
Richard Blalock
Kevin Gus
William Folwell
Edson Laraway
Gilles
President Defiant of Court in Ehrlichman Papers Fight
U.S. District Judge Gerhard Gesell opens a contempt hearing over access to John Ehrlichman’s White House files. Presidential lawyer James D. St Clair allegedly broke an open court agreement on documents for Ehrlichman’s defense in the Pentagon Papers case linked civil rights conspiracy.
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James D. St. Clair
John D Ehrlichman
White House
Nixon
U.S
Gerhard Gesell
St. Clair
Ehrlichman
Pentagon
Daniel Ellsberg
Gesell
St. Ola
Gesellwag
Ehichman
Ehrlichma
Lewis Fielding
Beverly Hills
Daniel Elisberg
The Lucky Dollar Lottery Details Drawn
The fifth Lucky Dollar drawing was held today. It promises a guaranteed S500 monthly lifetime prize and offers 13 weekly chances at smaller prizes. Drawings select two numbers each week: a three digit match and a five digit top prize match.
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