McCarthy Urges Viet Reappraisal in New Hampshire
U S Senator Eugene McCarthy spoke at Winnacunnet High School urging a national reappraisal of U S involvement in Vietnam. He framed his candidacy as a call for a national referendum and emphasized prioritizing domestic issues alongside the war. He cited Pentagon and domestic spending, questioned fighting two wars, and warned of funding cuts affecting New Hampshire schools and river cleanup.
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Hampton
U.S
Gene McCarthy
Winnacunnet
McCarthy
Vietnam
Aera
William Fulbright
Mike Mansfield
Wayne Morse
Albert Gore
George ‘Aiken
John Sherman Cooper l
Clifford Case
Douglas. MacArthur
Dwight JD. Eisenhower
James Gavin
United States
Eugene McCarthy
Winnacannet High School
Restudy Move Losers County Budget Vote 1968
Two Portsmouth representatives failed to derail the 1968 Rockingham County budget set at 2,256,095 dollars. The motion to restudy was defeated 32 to 9, with the delegation approving the budget and noting a tax levy of 1,571,247 dollars, plus state law shifts affecting county relief costs.
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Brentwood
Portsmouth
Rockingham
Cpmnee Neem Creasepee
Ralph C. Maynard
Archie D. McEachern
Maynard
McEachern
William S. Barnett
Roy Morrill
R-Salem
Bartlett
City considers losing 180000 in federal aid for schools
Portsmouth could forfeit about 180000 in federal aid to impacted districts unless Congress approves more funds. The Senate Appropriations Committee raised impacted aid to 90.9 million, which could bring Portsmouth’s share to 935000 if Congress acts. Senator Norris Cotton praised the move. The county faces added duties in shelter and school operations tied to service families and base proximity. A closed session discussed program costs and consolidation moves. Page three.
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Herbert R. Hagstrom
Portsmouth
Congress
Senate Appropriations Committee
U.S
Norris Cotton
Dorothy Hilton
Cotton
Exeter
Pease Air Force
Ballot Name Question for Rockefeller or LBJ May Need Opinion
Concord AGH reports Rebs Stark has asked the attorney general for guidance on whether writing Rocky for Nelson Rockefeller or LBJ for President Johnson on primary ballots proves voter intent. Stark noted the usual rule seeks the voter's intent, but a formal opinion is sought.
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Rocky
LBJ
Concord
AGH. (Ap
Rebs Stark
Thetorney General’s Office
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Johnson
Stark
Budget Cut Sparks School Aid Debate In City Council
Hagshem notes no sign of a possible 130000 cut in the budget presented to the City Council. He recalls similar battles in past years when aid funds were targeted and superintendents have traveled to Washington to plead their case, expressing hopeful prospects for the school department.
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Hagshem
Washington
Hospital Raided By VC In Saigon Province Clash
Three hundred Viet Cong seized a provincial hospital in Can Tho during a day long fight before government forces recaptured it. Allied reports say over 195 Communists were killed and shelling hit dozens of capitals and bases including Cam Ranh Bay.
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Saigon
Vietnam
Cam Ranh Bay
South Vietnam
Johnson
U.S
Khe Sanh
Can Tho
Delta
Ca Nau
Mekong Delta
New Trial Possible For Marine
Marine Cpl. Stanley J. Luczko of Gardner Massachusetts awaits processing of papers after a Navy Board of Review set aside his first degree murder conviction and life sentence. A convening authority will decide if and where a retrial will occur, with the Marine likely released within days to await final disposition. The attorney predicts no retrial and Luczko’s family expresses relief.
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Washington
Stanley J. Luczko
Gardner
Mass
Pentagon
Navy Board of Review
Luczko
Frank J. McGee
Marshfield
Portsmouth
McGee
Headquarters Co
Quantico
Stanley Luczke
Mayor James Royal resigns in Laconia NH
Laconia Mayor James Royal resigned citing inability to balance mayoral duties with his role as an executive of the New England Telephone Co. The move ends a tenure marked by conflict with city government and utilities oversight.
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Laconia
Laconia, N.H
James Royal
The
New England Telephone Co
Nixon Vows GOP Will End Viet War
Nixon pledges a GOP victory will end the Vietnam War and bring peace in the Pacific. He criticizes the Johnson administration for wasting military power and failing to pressure for a settlement. Goldwater reports most 1964 team supports Nixon and voices reservations about Rockefeller on Vietnam.
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Nixon
Hampton
Mer
Richard M
New Hampshire
Johnson
Vietnam
Pacific
American Legion
U.S
Lyou
Manchester
WGIR
Associated Press
Phoenix
Ariz
Barry Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockfeller
Richard M. Nixon
Rockefeller
New York
Goldwater
Students Held State Police Arrest Nine at Franconia
A group of 23 New Hampshire State Police troopers arrested nine young people in a narcotics raid at Franconia College and nearby Bethlehem. Officers led by Joseph Regan seized drugs believed to be marijuana and hashish. The charged include Henry Busch 19 and Prentice Champney 19 of Yellow Springs Ohio Shepard Halprin 18 Franconia Joan Galdone 20 New City NY Harris Botwinick 20 New York City David Brandmark 20 Port Washington NY Steven Elliot 20 New York City Isabel Money 29 Cambridge Mass Jeffrey Bowerman 21 New Milford Conn. Some faces were charged with lewd behavior.
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Franconia, N.H
New Hampshire
Franconia College
Bethlehem
Henry Busch
Prentice Champney
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Shepard Halprin
Franconia
Joan Galdone
New City
N.Y
Harris Botwinick
New York City
David Brandmark
Port Washington
Steven Elliot
Isabel Money
Cambridge
Mass
Jeffrey Bowerman
New Milford
Conn
Atomic Plant Site Rumors Hover Over Possible New Generator
Officials deny confirming New ington as the site for a large new electric generator planned for the mid-1970s. Indications suggest an imminent announcement. Options under consideration include conventional coal or oil plants or a nuclear plant. The Bow plant and existing stations plus Yankee plant output are seen as meeting demand until the mid-1970s.
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Public Service Company
Newington
Bow
Manchester Teachers Set Meeting Over Wage Dispute
Manchester AP reports public school teachers in the city planned a meeting to decide actions in a wage dispute with the city. Mayor John Mongan warned that a strike would be advised against and said striking principals could be dismissed as they are considered management.
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Manchester
John Mongan
Mongan
High Court Hears Plea On Probe
The New Hampshire Supreme Court considered a legal dispute over former Gov. Wesley Powell’s bid to block Belknap County’s grand jury investigation into rumors of organized crime infiltrating state business and government. Justices heard arguments from Attorney General George Pappagianis and Powell’s attorney Alexander Kalinski. The lower court’s action was not overturned by the high court as of filing.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire Supreme Court
Wesley Powell
Belknap County
Grand Jury
Pappagianis
Highs Court
Nearly New Shop Clearance Sale Notice
Notice of a clearance sale at the Nearly New Shop held at North Church Parish House Spinney Road. Advertised articles priced from five cents, with a web reference and time noted as 16 am.
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North Church Parish House
Spinney Rd
City Studies Priorities for Sewers in Maple Haven Fight
City Council weighs sewer project priorities after a survey on costs for areas including Gosling Meadows Woodbury Avenue Maple Haven and Peverly Hill. A Maple Haven health concern petition backed by Councilman Splaine cites septic drainage hazards and urges first consideration.
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Gosling Meadows
Woodbury Avenue
Venus Street
Maple Haven
Peverly Hill
John E. Splaine
Gerard Griffin
Lafayette Road
Rye Town
Robert C. Violette
Public Works
Gordon Hanchett
Robert C.mckenna
Violette
John Kostrelis
Venus, St
Maple’ Haven
Atlantic Heights
Hair fashion ad for Mrs. Carol sewers appointments
Miss Carol offers evening appointments on Wednesday Thursday and Friday at Herb's Hair Fashions. Services include shampoo and sets for 2.50 and permanent waves from 9.50. Contact 431-7272.
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Carol
Herb
Council Debates on Debates sting Portsmouth council
At last night’s City Council meeting critics challenged fellow members for debating in public media. Councilman John E. Splaine defended letters and radio appearances as informing the public, while McEachern and McKenna urged bringing concerns to the council first.
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Hight
John E. Splaine
Portsmouth Herald
Splaine
Paul McEachern
Occin
yMcEathern
Robert C. McKenna
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Equal Opporunities For
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