N-Plant Planned at Newington Site in New Hampshire
Public Service Company plans a 125 acre site at Newington for a proposed 860000 kilowatt nuclear plant pending government approval. The project would require about 60 workers in operation, with construction taking seven years and providing 800 to 1000 jobs. Governor King notes power growth and environmental concerns. Rollins Farm land purchase completed. nearby parcels being acquired.
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Avery R. Schiller
Rollins
Public Service Co
New Hampshire
Nua
Powersclear
Schiller Station
Public Service
Ore
John W. King
Rollins Farm
Public. Service Co
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Major Middle East and World News Highlights
The Israeli army said it blew up five Arab houses in Kfar Rammun on Tuesday as villagers claimed the structures belonged to residents. In Houston, nine people died in two East Side fires. investigators suggest arson may be involved. Rhodesia hanged three Africans despite Queen Elizabeth II’s commutation order, and Selma saw three Negro candidates win runoff spots for the city council. An Air France Boeing 707 crashed in Guadeloupe near Pointe-a-Pitre, with 63 feared dead including Mrs William Zeckendorf Sr.
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Kfar Rammun i
Houston
Vex
Rhodesia
Salisbury
Elizabeth’ II
Selma
Selma, Ala
Guadeloupe Pointe-A-Pitre
Guadeloupe
Air France
William Zeckendorf Sr
New York
McCarthy attacks tax plan amid Vietnam war costs
Manchester New Hampshire AP reports Eugenie McCarthy criticizes the Johnson administration tax increase as harmful to the economy. She contends it would burden lower income families with higher taxes and rising prices, and would not take effect for six months while the economy declines. She also blames war budgeting and overcommitment in Vietnam for rising prices. McCarthy prepared remarks cite a 325,000 troop forecast as too low and accuse the administration of misleading economic information. He planned to address accounting students and tour local firms, with a hotel reception planned tonight.
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Manchester
Eugenie McCarthy
Johnson
Vietnam
General. Econo
McCarthy
South Vietnam
Southeast Asia
New Hampshire College of Accounting
Midtity
Reds Down C123 Near Khe Sanh In Air Loss
AP dispatch reports a U S Air Force C123 transport carrying 49 men was shot down by Communist gunners near Khe Sanh. Fate of crew and 44 passengers not immediately known. Shelling at the base eased attendance, with 100 incoming rounds in 24 hours. Other clashes across South Vietnam listed, with daily American casualties tallied. A public notice announces a March 8 registrar session for residents 21 and older.
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Saigon
Khe Sanh
7Th Air Force
U.S
South Vietnam
Shadow Boxing Nixon Seeks Turnout in New Hampshire Primary
Nixon campaigns in New Hampshire shaping a shadow primary as he argues strong GOP turnout on March 12 could signal national demand for new leadership. Romney appears on ballots and Rockefeller is a write-in, with Nixon urging voters to see the vote as pivotal despite reduced competition. He warns the nation is watching and stresses the election's significance.
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Nashua
N.H
Richard _M.Nixon
New Hampshire
Johnson
Lyndon Johnson
Michigan
George Romney
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Nixon
Jooter
Washington
America
Raymond
Salem
Manchester Teachers Walkout Closes Most Schools
In Manchester New Hampshire teachers staged a professional day reducing classes as 435 of 13 700 pupils attended three high and 23 elementary schools nine elementary and two high schools closed. Teachers gathered at the Greek Center planning further action while City officials called the move illegal.
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Manchester
N.H
William Kelly
Dent
Goffs Falls
Highes
Kelly
Manchester Education Association
Ted Bantis
John C. Mongan
J. Francis Roche
William Kelley
Greek Center
John Mongan
Manchester Central High School
Federal aid cuts may delay bridge superstructure
A Maine New Hampshire joint project of a high level bridge across the Piscataqua River may see delays in the superstructure due to a 1.6 billion federal highway aid cutback. The substructure construction planned to start this year remains funded, with each state costing about 1.5 million dollars. State highway officials cannot predict exact delays and note funds for construction are exhausted by fall unless the federal position changes. Portsmouth Councilman Keefe indicates he will seek no further taxable land takings at this time.
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Piscataqua River
New Hampshire
Highway Department
Portsmouth
William. F. Keefe
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