07 May 1958
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1958
Page
1
The Port City Amateur Radio Club announces a starting series of mathematics related radio classes. The first session on trigonometry will be held tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Health Center on Church Street. Anyone interested may attend. John Cutt of Portsmouth is noted as the first chief executive of New Hampshire as a separate province.
President Nixon warned in Lima that Latin capitals misunderstand U S economic problems and called for broader student and expert exchanges. He urged tailored information programs and fuller cross world talks to clarify U S loan and aid policies while defending private capital as essential for development. A second note advertises a rummage sale by The Woman's Auxiliary of Christ's Church on May 8 at Parish House.
The U S Weather Bureau extends the five day forecast for northern New England Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Temperatures Thursday through Monday are near seasonal normals with cool Thursday and Friday and warmer weekend. City highs include Boston 56 Worcester 54 Nantucket 41 Providence 5 Concord ML Burlington 63 Portland 51 Eastport 47 Greenville 48 Carivon 47. Normal highs 64 and lows 47 at Boston. Precipitation averages 0 to 0.5 inch as night rain intervals and again late Sunday or Monday.
In the 1879 fall term at Tamp ton Academy only sixteen pupils attended. The small enrollment reflects a limited cohort at the local institution during that period.
Senator Anderson of New Mexico led a critique of President Eisenhower's top level space agency proposal. He urged a fully staffed, full-time government commission similar to the two-member civilian Atomic Energy Commission and warned against mixing government and private interests in space development.
Due to space limits, girls are asked to collect their play clothes from Slim Mode Salon located at 432 State Street in Portsmouth. The salon will not be responsible for clothes left after ME.
York Beach PTA officers meet tonight at Yoken's Restaurant to install new officers led by York Harbor district president. Mrs Marston and guests expected as 4 30 p.m. banquet opens with local officials and clergy attending. Reverend Clarice Clark elected president of Maine Ministerial Relief Society. Unity Club donates flower arrangements book to Stratham library in memory of Mrs Harold Plea.
Members of Fern Rebekah Lodge conducted a memorial service Sunday at Carbonneau Funeral Home in Exeter for Mrs. Leslie St. John who died Friday.
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