Israelis Push Across Jordan in Major Arab Invasion
Israeli tanks and armor crossed the Jordan River in a major Arab attack response. Jordanian forces claimed heavier Arab casualties while Israel reported losses and said its forces returned to the west bank under cover. Pope Paul VI urged an end to fighting as fears rose for regional balance.
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Wisconsin Campaign Speech Sparks Cheers and Hisses
In Wisconsin Milwaukee and Madison crowds reacted as McCarthy and Freeman spoke. McCarthy, a Democratic presidential hopeful, drew a standing ovation and chants of We Want Gene at Marquette University in Milwaukee. Freeman, campaigning for President Johnson, faced bedlam from autoward students and cut his remarks short after being unable to be heard.
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City Adds 30 MPH Signs on Middle Road Stretch
City Manager Robert C. Violette announces four new 30 mph speed limit signs are being erected on Middle Road between Route 1 Bypass and Chase Home. The old 25 mph signs are being replaced as complaints of speeding led to the change to align with the city streets' 30 mph limit.
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Manchester Wins Open Space Grant In New Hampshire
News highlights report Sen. Thomas McIntyre announcing a 91000 open-space grant to Manchester, the first in the state under the program. Other items note Novotny's resignation in Prague, Iwo Jima's return to Japan, North Vietnam's pacification talks, a large Chinese protest in Beijing, and NH political pressure on state services.
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Custodians Vote To Join Union at Portsmouth Schools
In Portsmouth 35 custodians cast votes with 26 voting yes on forming a union. The tally favoring unionization was 21 to 5. Results go to the School Board Committee on School Houses meeting April 1 to decide next steps on negotiations hours and wages.
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Weather Station Readings Portsmouth Herald
Readings show temperature 33 degrees with wind from the east southeast at 63 and barometer at 30.11 inches from the Portsmouth Herald weather station Sam. 2 aR. readings.
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Planes Smash Trucks Near Demilitarized Zone
AP reports American fighter bombers destroyed 165 North Vietnamese trucks carrying military supplies near the DMZ in the last two days. U.S. sources note North Vietnam moved mobile 37mm antiaircraft guns toward Khe Sanh, while ground fighting in South Vietnam accelerates. US pilots flew 108 missions, with significant losses and several fires from strikes on truck routes, fuel depots, airfields, and rail lines.
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Rockefeller Decision Spurs Nixon Speculation of Draft
New York AP reports Nelson Rockefeller will not seek the Republican presidential nomination, boosting Richard Nixon's stock and fueling talk of a draft movement. Nixon acknowledged a draft is unlikely but did not rule it out, while Ronald Reagan and Paul Laxalt weighed in on convention dynamics and the role of delegates versus primaries. Rockefeller cited four reasons for stepping aside while noting he remains available to serve if called.
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Flood watch as rivers rise across southeastern New England
Southeast New England residents face ongoing flood risks as Weather Bureau predicts continued cresting. Evacuations near the Mill River in Taunton enter a second night. about 350 evacuated in Billerica along the Concord River. Roads flood across Sudbury, Concord, Needham, and the Charles River area. sandbags protect several facilities and a railroad suspends service between Sudbury and Wayland. Vermont reports an ice jam on the Connecticut River closing Route 5 between Springfield and Bellows Falls.
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Dickey Lincoln project cost raised to 218.4 million
Army Corps of Engineers told a Senate Appropriations subcommittee that the Dickey Lincoln federal power project would cost 218.4 million, up 6.3 million due to design changes, with power production rising by 36,000 kilowatts from 750,000. Renier cited public meetings in Maine amid opposition from private utilities.
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Democrats Debate Purge Denial In New Hampshire Meeting
In Manchester NH Millimet denies reports of plans to bar Gov. King from selecting or running for next election. The meeting with McCarthy Johnson allies aimed to reconcile factions and discuss a November slate, with King to be consulted. Participants included Hoeh Studds Bolden Sanders and others from both camps. The article notes the session sought unity for a strong field.
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Hoeh
Legal Snag Hinsdale Stock List Soon To Be Public
In Concord New Hampshire AP Atty Gen George Pappagianis said he will advise the Racing Commission to release Hinsdale Raceway and Rockingham Park stockholders lists once a Merrimack County Superior Court technical legality is cleared up. Joseph Cristiano Hinsdale attorney filed a petition dropping the suit for disclosure. Pappagianis said he will agree to release the list but only after a judge signs an order. the clerk said no order is needed. Cristiano, former Hinsdale officer, said he dropped the action on management instruction and would not explain. Greek Pastry Sale Dan's La Fayette Plaza Sat March 23. adv.
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Atomic Test Reported At Nevada Site Sinai 20
The Atomic Energy Commission said it conducted a low-intermediate yield underground nuclear test at its Nevada test site. The blast Sinai 20 is estimated at 200,000 tons of TNT, the seventh weapons test announced this year.
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Sinai
Lynda Bird Tossed Off Cable Car in San Francisco
Lynda Bird Robb was banned from a San Francisco cable car after eating ice cream cones. Her husband Marine Capt. Charles Robb, on assignment to Vietnam, accompanied her with Cyril Magnin and daughter-in-law Ellen Newman. Conductor Mabel Bell recalled inviting the President’s daughter off the car.
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Walk-in service at Tonito Beauty Salon expands hours
Walk-in service now offered at Tonito Beauty Salon located at 123 Daniel Street with phone 436 4064. Advertisement notes delicious hot cross buns bread rolls baked beans available every Friday and Saturday at Allinson 98 Miller.
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