King Faisal Embraces Nixon and Presses for Peace
King Faisal welcomed President Nixon in Jidda and warned that lasting Arab Israeli peace requires Jerusalem’s return to Arab sovereignty. Faisal urged a more active U S role in resolving Middle East issues while noting Saudi Arabia’s vast oil reserves and the need for steady oil supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jidda
Royal
Faisal
Nixon
U.S
Middle East
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
United States
Israel
Jerusalem
Palestine
Europe
Japan
Gesell Sets Trial for Ehrlichman in Ellsberg Case
U S District Judge Gerhard Gesell orders John D Ehrlichman to stand trial with three co defendants in the Ellsberg break in case. The June 26 start marks a firm plan after earlier doubts over separations. Ehrlichman faces conspiracy charges plus counts of lying to a grand jury and the FBI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John
Ehrlichman
Ellsberg
U.S
Gerhard A. Gesell
Gesell
White House
Bernard L. Barker
Lewis Fielding
Pentagon
Daniel Elisberg
Grand
FBI
Inc
Ehbruchman
Nixon
Brezhnev Sees Accord With U S On Nuclear Tests
In Moscow Communist Party chief Leonid Brezhnev said Russia is prepared immediately to reach an accord with the United States on limiting and eventually ending underground nuclear tests. The statement came less than two weeks before President Nixon’s expected visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Russia
America
Nixon
Fish Limit Debate Shapes Nuclear and Fisheries Policy
U S officials discuss enlarging 200 mile limits to curb foreign fishing while warning of further nuclear test restrictions. Paul Nitze resigns from SALT talks as trauma in Washington spurs doubt on a new agreement. Sargent testifies before Senate Commerce on extending 12 to 20 mile tuna zones amid opposition from State Department and fishing interests in New England. Brezhnev cites coordinated underground test limits in a Tass report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul H. Nitze
Washington
U.S
The
Momic
Commission i
New England
Roskaabig
Somiudels WU
Sargent
Congress
Senate Commerce Committee
New
Paraguay
Ecuador
Brazil
Trustees, Governor Back Wardens Nomination Process
An official opinion from prison trustees and the Governor Executive Council confirms that the warden reports to the trustees while trustees operate under the governor and council. Trustees seek guidance on naming a new warden after Joseph C. Vilek resigns. Navy Cmdr. Raymond Velgemoe is nominated to replace Vilek at the Portsmouth Prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goverore
Coun
Wartee B. Jodesseid
Redmas
Sed Council
Troster
Martin J. Grose
Joseph C. Vilek
Nebraska
Navy
Raymond AL Velgemoe
Portsmouth 3
Vitek
Grand Jury Indicts 350th Inc PR Director in NH
Exeter report details George W. Salzer of Portsmouth 350 Inc facing embezzlement and two false pretenses charges for 1973 actions. Indictments allege he diverted funds to Halliday Lithograph and overcharged Portsmouth 350, with amounts ranging from 565 to 5,215.02. Also included are negligent homicide charges against two Seacoast men in separate auto crashes.
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Exeter
George W. Saizer
New Cas
Portsmouth
Celete
Bration
Beckingham
Salzer
George W. Salzer
4 Pleasant Street
Inec
New Hampshire
Fin
Hiday Lithograph Corporation
Portsmouth 340, Inc
Halliday Lithograph Corporation
Portsmouth 350, Inc
Portsmouth 350 Inc
Portsmouth 350
Viking Glass Company
Eldredge
Seacoast
Richard C. Janvrin
Rocks Road
Seabrook
Leonard J. Dow
Dow
Stephen M. Crapo
Rye
Crapo
Roy E. Trefethen
William C. Contos
Windham
Dairy coops keep big political funds despite refusals
The three largest dairy farmer coops still collect over 1 million dollars yearly from members for campaigns, while at least 10 candidates refuse funds. About 30 percent of milk money returned since last Sept. 1 followed Watergate-linked probes. Despite allegations, coops hold about 2.2 million for 1974 elections led by Associated Milk Producers Inc. with 1.55 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
Nixon
Associated Milk Producers Inc
Herman Talmadge
D-Ga
Agriculture Committee
Fulbright Warns on Resolution
Senator Fulbright warned that a Senate resolution expressing confidence in Henry Kissinger is premature and could undermine public trust. He questioned the review by the Foreign Relations Committee and released Silberman’s letter agreeing to share materials related to Kissinger’s role in national security wiretaps.
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Washington Cap
J. W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations ‘Committee
Henry A. Kissinger
Senate
Fulbright
Ark
Dr. Kissinger
James B. Allen
D-Ala
Kissinger
Salzburg
Austria
Atty
Laurence Hi. Silberman
Foreign Relations Committee
House Judiciary Committee
No End to Shortage Seen by Governors
New England governors and Canadian premiers wrapped a two day energy meeting in Warren Vermont without pledges to end high fuel prices. They urged greater federal role and cooperation to bring Canadian energy into New England while noting Amtrak expansion proposals into New Hampshire and Maine. The talks left the decision to Washington and Ottawa. Vermont Governor Thomas P Salmon commented on ongoing regional efforts and Canada involvement as observers.
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Thomson
New England
Amtrak
New Hampshire
Maine
Quebec
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Newfoundland
Washington
Ottawa
Vermont
Thomas P. Salmon
Alexander B. Campbell
Canada
Land Option Sparks Oil Refinery Speculation near Rochester
The Barkinglan land near the Rochester boundary was optioned to Dover attorney Lewis Fisher. Public Occurances reported the option could target a refinery or petrochemical plant. Paul and Florence Chapman were unavailable for comment but daughter Lori confirmed 85 acres on the Isinglass River west of Rt. 125 were optioned to Dover attorney Lewis Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barkinglan
Rochester
Doiver
Public Occurances
Paul
Florence Chapman
Lori
Rt. 125
Isinglass River
Dover
Lewis Fisher
Magic Nights When Dreams Tie To Local Pier
A wandering photographer Henry Madden lives aboard the Kestrel with his wife and two children, planning Caribbean and South Seas voyages. A reporter pursues a hoped interview, but Madden vanishes each day as the ship drifts along the river, leaving the pier and its dreams behind.
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Ry Jane Andrews
Yacht Club
Tremage
Portsmouth
Harbor
Madden
Caribbean
Panama Canal
South Seas
Wes
Mr. Madden
Siro
Henry Madden
Maine
Agate
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King Faisal
Sidda
Saudi Arabia
Cairo
Richard Nixon
Magstall
Menitioal
Robert Dallaire
Dana Prati
Tara Te
Brezhnev
Tass
Kremlin
Opinion
Grand Jury Indicts
350Th Inc
Rockingham County
Carleton Eldredge
Oo Eldredge
Perry Conley
Herald
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Govern
Mid-America Dairymen, Inc
Dairymen, Inc
Robert Dole
R-Kan
Wendell Anderson
Minnesota
Abner Mikva
DTL
Adlai Stevenson Jil
D-Iil
James R. Jones
Okla
Thomas Railsback
Gaylord Nelson
Rangel
Wayne Owens
Utah
Texas
Frank
Pombaramo
Cal Money
Internal Revenue Service
Kestel
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