Students Battle Police in Seoul Over Term Limit
About 1,000 rock hurling students clashed with 400 riot police in Seoul on a protest against constitutional moves to permit President Chung Hee Park a third term. Two students were seriously injured and roughly 10 demonstrators were detained for questioning. Paper Gold Being Studied in Paris as OECD Deliberates.
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Nixon Heads Toward Canada in Seaway Anniversary Visit
President Nixon boarded a trip toward Canada to join border ceremonies marking the 10th anniversary of the St. Lawrence Seaway opening and planned to visit Montreal, his first U.S. chief executive trip north of the border.
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Perilous Anarchists Warn U S Backlash
Boston AP reports University of Miami official Eugene E. Cohen says foreign interests enlist anarchists to undermine the United States, labeling a "mall hard core" as intent on destroying America without offering a constructive program.
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Granite State bill targets promotional games at stations
The New Hampshire House approved a bill sent to Gov. Walter Peterson that would outlaw promotional games at caseline stations. The measure exempted games with prizes under one dollar and promotions by charities and nonprofit groups.
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Maine Referendum Aims to Lower Voting Age
Maine voters will decide next November whether to lower the voting age from 21 to 20. Curtis signed Thursday a constitutional amendment bill that would extend the franchise to that age group if approved in referendum. The proposal, Curtis said, recognizes that young people possess political maturity earlier than before.
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Ben Het Camp Under Siege By North Vietnamese
Viet Cong said two North Vietnamese regiments around Ben Het press attacks on South Vietnamese irregulars and U.S. forces. About 4,500 South Vietnamese troops operate nearby as supply routes are cut, air drops continue, and ground action remains limited by weather and cautious tactics. Casualties reported light with Americans and irregulars wounded. water scarcity for one artillery battery noted.
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Maine Legislators Face Two Major Problems
Augusta AP reports Maine lawmakers confront a $43.5 million supplemental budget and an income tax plan, both stalled in the House. The package would need final passage with 101 votes. Thursday’s recorded tally was 93 to 55, leaving the measure on the House table as adjournment looms.
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Finch Abandons Fight to Name Knowles Assistant Health Secretary
Washington AP Finch relinquishes push to have Dr John H Knowles named to the post as assistant secretary for health amid White House opposition and behind the scenes strife. Nixon still seeking a candidate with Knowles to hold a Boston press conference while he travels.
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Moon Man First? Debate Over Armstrong Role Remains
The majority leader and lawmakers clash over a moon mission package. Richard son, R Cumberland, moves to reconsider and then the measure is tabled before being reheard as efforts continue to secure a two thirds vote. A Space Center report notes Armstrong's bid as first on the moon faced no firm plan to lock in the sequence.
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Night Before Fourth at Leary Field Planned
The city sponsors a Night Before the Fourth celebration at Leary Field starting at 7 p.m. A baseball game between the first half winners of the American and National Little Leagues will open. The Golden Eagles Drum and Bugle Corps perform at 8:30 p.m. followed by the annual fireworks at 8:55 p.m.
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Kittery Man Killed in Seabrook Plant Site Incident
William Maguire of Kittery died after contacting a 34 500 volt power line while a survey was underway for a Public Service Company nuclear plant project in Seabrook. He was 24, born March 31 1935 in Newburyport Massachusetts and lived in Seabrook 17 years. He was a Vietnam veteran and member of St Raphael's Church and veterans groups. He is survived by his mother Frances McCarthy Maguire and several aunts and uncles.
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Maine Bill Expands State Services With Graduated Income Tax
The bill would fund the next biennium by a personal income tax on a 1 to 6 percent graduated scale and a five percent corporate income tax in Maine. It also repeals prior law removing the sales tax exemption on motor vehicle trade ins, a repeal tied to a June 1 revocation and tied to a sales tax hike to finance the current services of Part budget.
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Peterson Finally Gets His Budget
The New Hampshire Senate and House approved a general fund operating budget of more than 140 million dollars in back to back votes. The measure funds state government operations and university spending while earmarking raises for state employees. A conference committee irons out differences before final action by Gov. Walker Peterson.
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New Hampshire Passes Legacy Tax Break and Revenue Bills
Concord AP The legislature enacted a legacy tax overhaul lowering exemptions and expanding reach to lineal descendants while raising the estate tax from 10 to 15 percent. Other measures include higher land meals tax, corporate filing fee hikes, and liquor service allowances for aged hotel dining rooms. The package aims to balance the two year budget with projected revenues and outlines additional bills under consideration.
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NH druggists weigh action after welfare drug cut
Concord AP New Hampshire druggists were polled to decide action after a 20 percent cut in state payments for drugs used by welfare recipients. Roger G. Eastman of Hanover said telephoned members favor halting business with the state or making welfare recipients cover the 20 percent difference. He called recipient payment a bad choice, saying it harms those not to blame.
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Tuition Hike Certainty for UNH System Increases
Concord reports a final decision on tuition boosts for the University of New Hampshire and Keene and Plymouth State Colleges, with in state increases tentatively set around 150 and 100 dollars respectively. A budget footnote may raise out of state rates to cover actual costs, including bond retirement.
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Air battles flare along Suez as Israeli and Egyptian artillery clash
The Associated Press reports sporadic artillery across the Suez Canal with Israeli and Egyptian forces wounded on both sides. A second air battle over the Gulf of Suez involved Mirage and MiG aircraft, with claims of planes shot down by both sides. Reports cite notable bombardment near El Qantara as tensions rise amid stalled peace proposals.
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