New Limits Hinted In IBM Arms and ABM Talks
Moscow reports indicate Brezhnev and Nixon discussed curbs on antiballistic missile systems and continued talks on nuclear test limits. A joint statement noted ongoing dialogue on ABM and underground tests while expanding to other areas including artificial hearts, earthquake design centers, and energy research.
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Aleady
Nixon
Leonid
Ninon
Brezhnev
Ther
Nexon
Brezhnaes
Tt Armaments
Eutade
Fiat
Nadelk
No Proposal Seen Now For Future
Newington voters rejected Sprague and Sons refinery plans by 177 to 132 in a special town meeting. Sprague president Henry Powers said he was disappointed yet respected the decision. About 30 townspeople and reform groups attended as CCN members vowed to stay watchdogs on future industrial proposals.
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Newington — Vocers
Sprague & Sons Onl
Sprague
Piscataqua
Henry Powers
Concerned Citizens of
Newington
Sprague Pro 35
John Ro Mazeau
Paul Defochemani
Sydney Frink
Frederick H. Smith
Rodino Denies Vote On Impeachment Controversy
Washington AP reports a clash over a Los Angeles Times claim that House Judiciary Chair Peter Rodino predicted Democratic and Republican votes to send impeachment articles. Rodino denied the report, saying his inquiry proceeds fairly and without prejudgment.
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Washington
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House Judiary Committee
House
Peter W Roding Jr
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Tehementh
Los Angeles Times
Speeding summons rise in New Hampshire crackdown
Concord report says statewide speeding summons on Interstate highways doubled after governor Gus Meidrum ordered a crackdown. Lt Col Kenneth Kay notes 100 percent increase with 17 radar units deployed weekly. Meidrum urged judges to use judiciary power in sentencing to curb speeding.
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Concord
Hampshire
Dou
Kenneth ¥ Kay
State Police
Gus Meidrim Thomson
Thomson
Railroad mystery cleared up by officials in Newmarket
Southern Pacific Railroad officials resolved confusion over a phone call about railroad naming and rights. Selectmen reported the Boton and Maine line as the railroad involved, after cable communications with Southern Pacific.
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Newmarket
Southern Pacific Railroad
Pacis San
Trait c de Patimert
Herald
Increased patrols as fish and game raid coastal traps
Concord NH AP reports tighter enforcement after rads on fishing gear along the coast. Bernard Carson, department director, says lobster traps were cut loose near Portsmouth, prompting enhanced patrols to curb violations and protect marine resources. Gene Marcom suspects a deliberate act, estimating about 400 traps lost last weekend and costs rising.
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Concord
Bernard Carson
Frejay
Department
Portsmouth
Carson
Marcon
Wailis Sands
Odiornes Point
Gene Marcom
Seacoast
Igel
Roberts Eyes New Hampshire House Speaker Post
Roberts, House majority leader, will seek the speaker’s post in the next legislative session in New Hampshire. House Speaker James O'Neil announced he would not seek another term and will remain as speaker to push for a co equal legislative branch alongside the executive and judicial branches.
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Concord
George B. Roberts Jr
Gilmanton
New Hampshire
James O'Neil
Milk aid pledge denied as jest in Moon impeachment debate
President Moon’s legal team rejected claims that a 1971 milk price supports rise was tied to a $2 million campaign contribution pledge. James D St Clair said dairy interests never intended to donate and that the figure was an invested joke. A Senate Watergate era study alleged the pledge was treated seriously by the White House.
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Moon
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St Cla
House Judiciary Committee
David L Parr
Associated Wilk Producers Inc
Senate Watergate Committee
White House
Charles W . Colson
Dany Cooperatne
Dary Corps
Nixons
St Clair
Ninon
Agricultume
Clifford Hardin
Summerthing Aids Youngsters Bloom In Day Camp
A federally funded day camp for children of working mothers operates nine weeks with locations at New Franklin and Little Harbour schools. Co directors Martin Burns and Winfred Boughton describe four activity facets including swimming arts and sports for ages 4 1 2 to 12, emphasizing creativity cooperation and living together.
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Martin Burns
the Herald
Bortsmouth
New Franklin
Little Harbour School
Winfred Boughton
Burns
Little Harbour
Sea Crest Village
Jubilee Dates Set for Summer Jubilee Week
Jubilee Week runs July 28 through August 3 with Chamber of Commerce President Robert A Allard urging organizations and citizens to join in a community minded event. New activities are planned to make this year’s Jubilee work notably exciting. The chamber schedule details and inquiries are at the chamber office. A refinery proposal was rejected by voters with Powers thanking townspeople for their consideration and noting continued fuel supply. Selectman Frederick H Sith, the lone opponent, said in his view common sense prevailed.
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Chamber of Commerce
Robert A. Allard
Allard
Taxi Stand Hearing Tops Council Slate
A public hearing on making the taxi stand in Market Square permanent will top the City Council agenda Monday night at 7 at City Hall. Other hearings include legalizing current angle and parking on Pleasant Street, using 30000 from levy surplus for Dondero Show site development, and tightening carnival and fair regulations to prevent injuries. A trustees letter says Prescott Fund cannot be used for recreation, Pierce Island boundaries restrict spending, and officials will report on a Pevee Island fishing pier plus plans for elderly taxable housing under a leasing program.
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Pleasant Street
Levenue
Dondero
Prescott
Morris D Levy
Pierce Island
John J Whaley
Pevee Island
Midge
Planning Board
Sludge Traced to Exeter Lagoon Spill in River
Officials linking black sludge in the Squamscatter to a lagoon near Faeter bid state plant. Investigation notes potential origin from catch basins with a pending tests by water authorities. A new treatment plant is planned for completion next year as officials seek to locate the exact source of the contamination.
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Jane Andes
Faeter
Tate
He Mets
Bisch
V Wilbien
Reto
Fem
Batuc
Crue
Clemons
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Loc Anelee Times
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Cooptra Ives
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