Russia Spends Heavily on Rockets By 1975
Washington reports the Pentagon скорс forecasts Soviet missile buildup with over 12 billion dollars in 1975. 420 SS9 rockets expected by mid 1970s, 230 already operating or under construction. In Vietnam, American combat deaths drop to 252 last week, while wounded rise to 2,125. enemy and South Vietnamese casualties increase.
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Washington
Pentagon
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U S
Saigon
Vietnam
U.S
John L. Lewis dies at age 89 in Washington
Nation notes the death of John Llewellyn Lewis at Doctors Hospital after internal bleeding. He led coal miners through decades in grim company towns and backwoods hollows, dying at 89 after a brief illness.
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John L. Lewis
Washington (Ap
John Llewellyn Lewis
Doctors Hospital
Granite State Senate Favors Far North Toll Road
The New Hampshire Senate approved a 40 million toll road plan for the north, sending it to the Finance Committee for study. The route would run from Colebrook through Dixville Notch toward Maine via Upton.
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Senate
Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Maine High Yield on Gasoline Tax Debate
The Maine Petroleum Association reports the seven-cent tax is ahead by about 1 million in revenue and over 25 million earned in the first 10 months of the fiscal year. Milton F. Huntington backs a one-cent hike but opposes a two-cent increase approved in the Senate.
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Augusta
Maine Petroleum Asociation
Milton F. Huntington
Senate
Withdrawal of 25 000 troops from Vietnam stirs Congress fears
Washington reports say officials fear an outcry if mobilized National Guardsmen and reservists are not included in the summer pullout of 25 000 U S troops. About 12 000 of 20 000 guardsmen and reservists called up last year are in Vietnam. The withdrawal will start within 30 days and be completed by August.
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Honolulu
Nixon
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Kentucky
Idaho
Indiana
Pentagon
Suit Filed In Dispute Over Grill Power Restored
The Red Coach Steak House on High St. had power restored after a court order. A $100,000 civil suit was filed yesterday against the Public Service Company of New Hampshire following a power cut ordered by city Electrical Inspector Walter B. Redden for wiring code violations. The return date in Rockingham County Superior Court is the first Tuesday in July.
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Redden
Rockingham County
Senate Debates Portsmouth City Charter Bill in Senate
The New Hampshire Senate considers Charter Bill 255 to create a Portsmouth city charter with amendments from the House committee. Sen. Eiler D. Foey expects passage, while two controversial provisions address teachers running for office and mayoral police appointment with council approval. A separate oil spill bill and a mosquito control survey request in seacoast towns also move through the Legislature.
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Eiler D. Foey
Piscataquan River
Great Bay
Elizabeth Greene
Rye
Viet Cong government to take seats at peace talks
At the Paris Vietnam peace talks the Viet Congs provisional revolutionary government sat in as the NLF delegation seats were filled by Mrs. Nguyen Thi Binh replacing Tran Buu Kiem who returns to Vietnam. US Deputy Walsh downplays any impact noting talks will continue with the other side.
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Herr Cabot Ledge
Hanoi
Viet Cong
Sagen
Washington
Exiber
Two Copters Lost In DMZ Marine Patrol Clash
US headquarters says a recon patrol near the DMZ engaged about 35 North Vietnamese troops on Saturday. Two Marine helicopters were shot down during the engagement, with seven Marines wounded overall and reinforcements flown in by helicopter. The clash marked the first ground confrontation in the DMZ in nearly three months. The two downed helicopers were recovered, and all crewmen escaped unharmed.
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North Vietnam
State Studies Deed For Industrial Park
State moves toward acquiring 42 acres off Lafayette Road behind Velpro Co for an industrial park. Anthony R. Jarrett reports the land deed is with the attorney general for review and a summer start is hoped for development. He notes strong industrial prospects and a feasibility study for Route 9 reclamation awaits final proposal.
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Anthony R. Jarrett
Portsmouth Economic Commission
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Lo Bae
Route 9
Borthwick Park
Walter J. Murphy
Portsmouth Housing Authority
Civ
Albert C. Weinberg
Harvard Permits SDS Speaker at Commencement Sparks Walkout
Harvard allowed an SDS speaker at the 318th commencement after a tense fight with protesters. Bruce Allen of Cincinnati denounced the event as an atrocity and obscenity as several hundred attendees and robed seniors walked out or booed, chanting anti ROTC slogans.
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Bruce Allen
Cincinnati
Ohio
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Nathan M. Pusey
Alien
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Watts
Detroit
Mire Dent Pusey
House Bills Plan to Tax Land Sales
CONCORD NH AP The House defeated a bill to tax profits from real estate sales at 44 percent, a measure backed by the House Ways and Means Committee. Gov Peterson opposed the tax. The bill was indefinitely postponed by a decisive vote, while other money measures faced varied outcomes. The Appropriations Committee pushed several bills, with 7 measures endorsed for passage amid budget-balancing debates.
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Concord NH
House
Ways and Means Committee
John Ratoff R
Hampton
Walter Peterson
Hillsboro
Cobleigh
Alo
Eaton
Title Search Bill Runs Into Storm
Senate bill SB 225 would shift title search work from attorneys to registers of deeds at a cost of 50 dollars for under 25 000 value and 0.25 percent for higher values The measure drew strong opposition from attorneys bankers and a realtors representative with concerns over cost impact and feasibility Officials argued the change would raise county expenses and reduce reliable title certification while allowing outside contracting under questions about public records and access to abstracts The hearing in Concord featured Sen Russell Mason sponsor and critics including Rep James Koromilas and Edith Holland Rockingham County Register of Deeds
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Concord
Senate
State House
Russell Mason
Brentwood
James Koromilas
Dover
House Judiciary Committee
Mason
Judiciary Committee
Registers of Deeds
Rockingham County
Edith Holland
Ing Law
Joanme
Exeter Alert Leads to Arrest After Fire Alarms
Police say a focal resident reported an arson alarm incident at Hox 63 Park Avenue and described the suspect and car. The individual reportedly pulled four alarms in the arena during the motion and is due in Exeter District Court tomorrow for arraignment.
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Focal
Sane
Hox 63
Park Avenue
Tomerreu
Chafee Promises Cautious Support At Portsmouth Yard Meeting
Secretary Chafee heard from lawmakers and naval officials at a Portsmouth yard conference. He stressed no promises were made but praised the open minded reception and argued the case for the yard’s value. Attendees included Senators Muskie Mond Maine and Cotton, Representatives Wyman Cleaveland Kyros Hathaway, and Adm Cooper.
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Moe
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Cooper
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