McIntyre Counsels Constitutional Impeachment View
New Hampshire Democrat Congressman Thomas J. McIntyre explains impeachment as a constitutional process in a constituent newsletter. He says Watergate should be settled quickly, urges full turnover of Watergate materials, and notes he cannot judge guilt or innocence until a Senate trial.
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Canada to patrol 200 mile offshore zone
Halifax Based fisheries spokesman said Canada seeks 200 mile offshore patrol rights at the International Law of the Sea Conference. H Douglas Johnston Atlantic region director noted a study is under way to determine how surveillance can best be carried out.
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Colson says Nixon suspected CIA involvement in Watergate
Former White House adviser Charles W. Colson says Nixon told him in January he was near dismissing CIA director William Colby over Watergate. The Washington Post report, citing Colson, notes Colby’s role and Nixon’s concern about agency ties to the scandal.
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Granite State Bay Stater Drowns at San Dogardy Pond
Northfield New Hampshire reports the drowning of Steven R. Weiner, 18, of Randolph Massachusetts, at San Dogardy Pond Sunday night. He died at the scene despite rescue attempts by Til Fen Northfield Rescue Squad Dr.
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One Day Session Sought For Truck Weight Bill By Wakine Tanous
Maine senator Wakine Tanous urged Gov Curtis to call a one day special legislative session to clarify the truck weight bill. He said the intent is clear but draftsman ship leaves much to be desired. Bicentennial Plans Move Forward In Maine Curtis proclaims July Bicentennial Awareness Month and unveils Maine’s first Bicentennial automobile plate and flag at State House ceremonies.
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Lobster Patrols Ordered After Traps Cut Off Coast
The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department will run night patrols to deter lobstering theft after about 400 traps were cut from marker buoys between Wallis Sands and Odiorne Point. Gene Marconi of Portsmouth reports sets lost or damaged. some strings were severed cleanly. Authorities plan patrols and further checks over the next two to three days as they assess total losses.
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Kittery Dedicates Its New Town Hall
Kittery celebrated the opening of its new Municipal Building costing 160000 with prayers, a flag ceremony, and community participation. Town Manager John Kennedy cut the ceremonial ribbon as Town Council chair Manuel Sousa presented flags to the color guard, with Girl and Boy Scouts and the Frisbee Junior High Band providing music and pageantry. The event drew more than 700 residents and featured a dedication prayer by Rev. Richard Lonsdale.
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Frisbee
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Sousa
Lottery defended by Curtis over contract award
Governor Curtis defended the embattled Maine State Lottery Commission at a news conference saying if anything is wrong with the lottery it is human error. He argued there was no illegal or unethical setup or conduct in awarding the Dunn & Theobald contract but admitted poor procedure in the selection. He rejected insinuations of unethical conduct by the commission or Peter German of Waterville.
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Egypt Warns of Nuclear War If Peace Fails
The semi official Egyptian paper Al Ahram warned that the next Middle East war could be nuclear, blaming Israel if it rejects a just peace. PLO says disengagement moves toward peace but will keep fighting until Palestinian issues are resolved. Syria to supply Palestinian camps in Lebanon with missile defenses, UN to receive last Golan Heights strip. Rabin says Israel must strengthen defenses while pursuing peace.
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Nixon Plans Multi-Nation Diplomacy and Domestic Policy
President Nixon will host a White House briefing with top economic officials Kenneth Rush William Simon Roy Ash Herbert Stein and Arthur Burns to review the new economic policy. He will sign the Colorado River Basin salinity act after talks with Mexico, then travel to Brussels for NATO talks and a declaration of closer alliance cooperation. A third Moscow summit with Brezhnev will include visits to Oreanda and Minsk, amid Pr avada reports of desire for stable relations not tied to Watergate.
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Supreme Court defers action on Nixon plea and votes on felon disenfranchisement
Supreme Court defers ruling on President Nixon executive privilege in Watergate matter while weighing grand jury access to transcripts tapes and exhibits. In a separate 6 3 decision the court bans ex felon voting restrictions, overturning California ruling and affecting 100000 California ex felons.
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President Nixon Opens Moscow Talks Preparations at White House
President Nixon completes a weekend at Camp David and returns to the White House to continue preparations for the Moscow summit with top economic advisers.
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Meeting Cancelled On Gilberts Blast Plans
Tonight's committee meeting to plan a retirement blast for Ralph Gilbert of Gilley's dog cart fame has been canceled due to the death of the older brother of City Councilman William F. Keefe. The session has been rescheduled for tomorrow at Boon at City Hall.
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Calley Victim of Massive Pretrial Publicity
Former Army Lt William Calley appeals a murder conviction tied to the My Lai massacre. His lawyers argue pretrial publicity deprived him of a fair hearing, claiming it created an insurmountable burden to prove innocence while the prosecution must show guilt. The appeal, filed in federal court, questions whether public bias stripped his rights.
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Commons Hears of Test Blast
Prime Minister Harald Wilson told the House of Commons that Britain recently conducted a nuclear test within the frameworks of the 1963 partial test ban and non proliferation treaties. He answered Labor questions sparked by reports Britain planned an underground Nevada test. France and China had recently announced atmospheric explosions, and India tested underground on May 18.
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Constitutional Convention Time and Mode Committee Meets
The Time and Mode Committee of the Constitutional Convention plans a meeting today to decide when voters will see proposals to amend the constitution. George Roberts, committee chairman, says 27 convention proposals could appear on ballots across 10 primaries and general elections, with controversial amendments saved for general elections and routine changes in primaries.
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Selectmen to Discuss Bike Races in Loudon NH
Loudon officials invite peers from Gilmanston Canterbury and Belmont for an informal meeting to consider restricting motorbike races on NH 106 and nearby roads after incidents during the June weekend when motorcycle enthusiasts gathered. The plan includes a survey of residents on NH 19 and a proposal to ban camping along highways to curb repeat incidents.
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