Local Woman Held For Manslaughter in New Hampshire
HAMPTON The 42 year old wife of a Portsmouth man was arrested and held for arraignment on a second degree manslaughter charge after his death from injuries when struck by a motor vehicle. State Police and county officials investigated with autopsy showing fatal chest injuries and cold body found near dawn.
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Hampton
Portsmouth
Hampton Falls
Freemana Bernier
Lafayette
Carlton H. Bernier
Bernier
Alvin E. Taylor
Exeter
Yenres Sampson
Poice
Boston
Hampton Funeral Home
Eugene Heel
George Katsos
Boston University
Boscawen
Greenland
Public Service Sells Lake Lots To State for $1
Public Service Co of New Hampshire transfers 1440 feet of Winnisquam shore and 600 feet of Silver Lake shore plus buildings and the Lochemere dam to the state for public water recreation. Governor John W. King says the land will be leveled for public access and developed for swimming picnicking boating and fishing with the dam operated by the Water Resources Board.
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Public Service
State
Concord
Winnisaiinn
Silver Lakes
Public Service Co
New Hampshire
John W. King
Lake Winnisquam
Silver Lake
Winnisquam
Lochemere
State Water Resources Board
Johnson proposes cradle to old age health plan
President Johnson asks Congress for a nationwide health and education program from cradle to old age. He seeks $379 million for child nutrition and a new elderly meal service, plus a long term hospital modernization at an estimated $6 to 8 billion. Policy includes an alcoholism advisory committee and a research center, with cost sharing between federal, state, and local entities.
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Warlington
Johnson
Congress
Weather Station Readings Reported in Portsmouth
Readings show temperature 45 degrees with wind coming from the south south east at 12 miles per hour. Wind velocity listed as 44, barometer reading 192.16.
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Portsmouth Herald
Back-Up Crew To Fly Gemini 9
McDonnell Aircraft in St Louis suffered a fatal Gemini 9 training crash as crew Lee and Bassett perished nearby. Backup crew Thames, Stafford, and Cerna, who witnessed no crash, later named prime for Gemini 9 with flight slated for May.
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ST. Louis
Elliot
Lee Jr
America
Air Force
Charles A. Basgle
Lee
Russell
Houston
McDon-neil
Bassatt
Thames FP
Stafford
Navy
Eugene A. Cernan
Ata
Space Agency
Cahadtiiln
Marines Stage Triple Assault Push in Vietnam War
US Marines and South Vietnamese troops pressed a three‑part operation against Viet Cong forces south of the North Viet Nam frontier. The Leathernecks said 115 enemy dead with 6 captured and 100 weapons seized as air and ground forces linked with paratroops and infantry to hit a main Viet Cong unit. Government forces reported 350 killed and 8 captured since the campaign began eight days earlier, with continuous fighting near Vo Dat and Tuy Hoa as operations spread from Quang Tri City toward the coast. The battle expanded with the 101st Airborne joining drives north and west of Tuy Hoa in the Harrison campaign. A separate incident in Springfield Hospital involved a governess, Miss Angela Palmer, who escaped a fire near Maidstone, England, and was treated for shock and minor burns.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam Cap
U.S
Leathernecks
Anal
Hue
iWlet Cong
Quang Tri City
17Th Parallel Demilitarized Zone
New Life
Vo Dat
U.S. 101St Airborne Division
Tuy Hoa
Gether
City Council set to pass revised zoning ordinance
City officials plan a special Friday session to read the Revised Zoning Ordinance incorporating 1965 amendments. City Attorney Driscoll warned the 1965 ordinance will likely be ruled illegal, urging action to resolve the zoning cloud and ease bank financing concerns. A planning board and Board of Adjustment move to ratify existing steps and hold hearings on variances for projects under the old ordinance. A March 18 hearing is anticipated to address case lists and permit validity as litigation looms.
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City Counci
John
Driscoll
Planning Board
Board of Adjustment
State Supreme Court
J. Driscoll
Council
Building Inspec
Tor Lewis M. McNeill
Board of
Ad i Justiient
Superior Court
Leonard Hardwick
Rochester
County Budget Finalized at 1.58 Million in 1966 Plan
Rockingham County sets 1966 budget at 1,587,911.19 with 943,319.20 from taxes. Budget tweaks restore 2,000 to Extension Service, cut 4,376 from department requests, and add 42,867 in specials for the register of deeds and county home. Largest allocation goes to county home and hospital at 921,855.07.
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Larry Favinger
Herald
Blair
Brentwood
Rockingham County
Register of Deeds Office
Mitchell Hospital
Three Children Die in Longmeadow Fire Tragedy
In Longmeadow Massachusetts three young sisters and their babysitter perished when a fire swept through their split level home as parents vacationed in Florida. Firefighters battled the blaze in the early hours, with authorities investigating the cause.
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Longmeadow
Mass
Coacel
Leonard Rubin
Miami
Fla
Florida
Kittery bids for new Mitchell School spark cost debate
Bids ranging from 202,044 to 226,730 were opened for the Mitchell Elementary School at Kittery Point. The School Committee, architect Irving W. Hersey, and bidders from South Portland and Kittery will seek reductions to avoid delays as costs rise, with a plan to start work this year and place an article in the town warrant. Four children, Lori, 12, Sue, 6, Jamie, and another girl, were involved in a fatal fire at 184 Primrose Drive, with their mother Mrs Alice Hunt and other residents safe. The fire, under the state fire marshal, caused total loss of the house, while investigators probe the cause.
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Wee
Sue
Lori
Jamie
Dee
Alice Hunt
Springfield
Airs
Leonard Rubin
Miami
Mitchell
Shapteigh School
Charles E. Perry
Irving W. Hersey
Fred C. Merrill Inc
South Portland
Hunteri l
Dently
Hersey
Max
Am Co
Portemouth
Elect Tre
Kes Construction
Kittery
Rittery
Russians land Venus 3 satellite on Venus
The Soviet Union announced it landed Venus 3 on Venus, the first man made object to reach the planet. Tass said the probe carried a pennant bearing the Soviet coat of arms, but there was no claim of a controlled landing, suggesting a crash after arrival.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Venus
Tass
Man Wanted to Assist City Assessor in Portsmouth
The city seeks a temporary appraiser to handle stock in trade tax comparisons. Preference given to a local man. Applicants should have experience or training in retail or wholesale fields or equivalent. Applications accepted at City Hall until March 15 at 1 a.m.
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Lucien C. Geoffrien
Portsmouth
City Hall
Red Cross Opens Annual Drive For Local Funds
The Portsmouth Chapter launches a month long fundraiser chaired by Albert Woolfson aimed at raising 15 785 dollars for local and nationwide Red Cross services. The drive supports Disaster Service and Services to the Armed Forces, with last year’s efforts delivering blood pints swimming certificates and disaster relief while aiding dozens of servicemen and families.
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Portsmouth
American Red Cross
Richard Dill
Airc National Organization
Johnson
Viet Nam
Dill
Albert Woolfson
Rye
North Mampthton
Greenland
Newington
iNew Castle
Servier
Armed Forces
Woolfson
Red Cross
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Rossie Dail
Taylor
Elsie Drought
Penacook
Hall
Houstom Manned Spacecraft Center
Hino
LBJ
Angela Palmer
Miss Palmer
Maidstone
Kent
England
Springfield Hospital
Ars
Hunt
Register of Deeds
Entiate Fara
Portsmouth Court
House
Seaward Brothers
Exeter Records
Town of
Exeter Court House
Kingston
Aes
W.S.H. Realty
Pace Industrial
Ocean Road
Sixtoom Mitchall
Kittery Point
Primrose Drive
Rubin
Mandy Man
Welfare Department
John W. Gardner
Man
Ose
Afrmudk
Earibeah
Pertemeuth Traval Agency
Darel Stret
Lafayette Rd
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