Exeter Manager Promises Probe Into Protest At Plant
Exeter Town Manager vows a formal investigation into complaints raised by about 30 citizens at a gathering on Pleasant Street. The probe targets Thomas Prentiss and the Board of Se, amid reports of contentious conditions at Clenson Automotive Fabrics.
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Exeter
Thomas Prentiss
Clenson Automotive Fabrics
Pleasant Street
Prentiss
Clemson Automotive Fabrics
Mets
Rita West
Haven Lane
Clemson
Wayne Hunter
Hunter
Nall
Selectman
John LeBaron
Selectmen
Three Industries Get Price Hike Okay
Washington AP reports cost of living officials approved price increases for soaps detergents and paper products and automobile hires with about half the proposed rise for flow meters and tubes. Energy costs rose as major oil companies announced wholesale gasoline hikes affecting retailers.
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Washington
Cost of Living
Council
Charles Owens
Energy Ouffice
Shell On
Atlantic Richfield
Philips Petroleum Co
Pnday
Roosevelt to deny role in Bahama prime minister plot
Ellote Roosevelt son of former President Franklin D Roosevelt faced a Senate panel over alleged involvement in a plan to assassinate Bahama prime minister Lynden Pundling. Mastriana testified that Roosevelt and Haitian casino operator Michael McLaney offered him 110,000 to kill the target.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Ellcote Roosevelt
Franklin D Roosevelt
Senate
Bahamas
Lows
Mastriana
Michael McLaney
Paume Munster
Lynden O. Pundling
New England Attack Victim Dies in Boston
Evelyn Wagler, 23, of Roxbury, dies at Oil Hospital after an ax attack by youths Tuesday night. Police say her car broke down in Roxbury. she obtained gasoline and was returning to her car when assaulted. The incident followed a car breakdown and service station stop. A Vermont crash near Bethel kills tractor trailer driver identified as Manwedl Walliant, 2, of Claremont.
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Boston
Evelyn M Wagler
Roxbury
Oil Hospital
Vrs
Vermont
Bethel
Interstate 89
Walliant
Claremont
Granite State UFO Reported in Derry
A confusing report from Derry describes a unidentified object seen in the night sky with several witnesses noting a sighting near the Jake area. The incident comes amid local chatter about unusual aerial phenomena and adds to ongoing UFO reporting in New Hampshire.
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Derry
Peery
Reinbns Tate
UCR
Maine liquor license notes prompt unclear list in Augusta
An unclear OCR fragment from Maine liquor license notices mentions Augusta and agency actions. The text appears corrupted with mis-typed names and garbled terms, making interpretation difficult. No clear entities or outcomes can be confirmed from the fragment provided.
Jews Will Still Flee Russia Despite Morals Talks
JERUSALEM AP A report says the flow of Jews leaving the Soviet Union is expected to continue despite Prime Minister Golda Meir failing to secure Austria transit camp operations. Meir’s return to Israel followed meetings touching on Soviet refusals to close the camp. Emigration through the Turkish airport and other routes remains uncertain while officials seek Soviet approval.
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Premer Golda Mor
Saxo
Soviet Union
Austra
Schoenan
Meir
Israel
Sith
Kreiky
Acoma
Irvnch
Sorel Lawn
Cama
Sovie
Yivia
Meir Repa
Mer
Jean
Jenis
Date Changed She dn at te pine mar ng moth
Fragmented OCR text indicates a hearing date change and public posting. It references a public hearing, a March month, and names that appear garbled. The readable facts are limited to a hearing notice and timing. Entities such as dates or organizations are unclear due to corruption.
Delay On Fuel Allocation Faces Criticism Across Parties
Washington AP reports White House moves to require allocations of propane and later distillates aim to curb winter shortages. Kennedy says delays worsen Northeast cold. administrators say plan prioritizes those with greatest energy needs. House Democrats push for broader mandatory allocations. critics call the steps insufficient without full coverage.
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White House
New England
Upper Midwest
Edward M Kennedy
Dmass
Kennedy
Virgina Hanauer
Massachusetts
Torbert Macdonald
Macdonald
House
Senate
Henry M Jackson
D Wash
John A Love
Presidents Energy Policy Office
Gil Inndustry
Interior Department
Lund Rules On Job on Maine Pike
Ally Gen Lund announced that the Maine Turnpike widening under the 1970 Site Selection Law may not retroactively apply to York to Scarborough six miles. He questioned if the Turnpike Authority can spend revenues on development without meeting law requirements, noting environmental concerns raised by the Board of Environmental Protection and Maine’s Natural Resources Council.
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Augusta Maine
Jon A. Lund
Maine
York
Scarborough
Lunds Fang
Manuel Turnpike Authority
Study of State's Courts With Power to Alter Sentence
Concord Monitor reports a governor led commission studying a sentencing review board to review and potentially alter judges sentences. The effort, aided by James Wilby, aims to assess ways to curb leniency and improve the state court system.
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Concord, SH
Meledrm Jomsen
Concord Monitor
Turaday
Attad
Uss Thomson
Sen
Governors Commission
Grand Jury Warned About Media Influence in Agnew Probe
In Baltimore a federal judge addressed an 18 of 22 member grand jury on media influence during the Spiro Agnew investigation. Judge Walter E Hoffman urged jurors to set aside press reports and quietly assess evidence, warning that the press press and the justice system must reconcile questions of rights. The public session ran briefly before jurors resumed deliberations under marshals’ escort.
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Baltimore
Spira T. Agnew
US District Court
Walter E. Hoffman
Agnew
Justice Department
Hofman
Hoffman
One Fifth Voters Turn Out in Kittery Elections
In Kittery voters turnout reached about twenty percent as William A Doshurel and incumbent Charles F Cutten were elected to the Town Council. School Committee selections included Donald F Grant and Albert Time P Anacresial Cain, with various candidates securing seats and a final count showing Gardner and others in the running.
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Kittery
Perons
William A Doshurel
Charles F. Cutten
Manvel & Sausa
Lee Mere
Donald F Grant
Albert
Anacresial Cain
Inguer
Robert Gardner John
Paemen
Spond
Old Man's Doctor Opposes Highway Plan Amid Turmoil
A loosely legible report notes a public stance by a veteran medical figure against a proposed highway route. The discussion involves intercity authorities, regional departments, and diverging maps with areas outlined as critical zones. The piece hints at conflict among officials over routing through several cantons, with opinions split on safety and impact.
DES Told To Pay Men Full Benefits At Gypsum Plant
Exeter New Hampshire AP report: Superior Court Judge John Kin orders the Department of Unemployment Security to pay full unemployment benefits to about 90 members of Local H of the United Cement Lime and Gypsum Workers locked out at National Gypsum Co in Portsmouth. The judge rejects deductions of 45 weekly strike benefits, calls withholding a "damn sad commentary," as the union negotiates a new contract and workers return to work.
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Exeter
John Kin
Department of Unemployment Security
National Gypsum Co
Portsmouth
United Cement, Lime and Gypsum Workers
DES
Sod
Searance
Martin Loughlin
DES9
Won
Mork
Bomb Threat Halts Senate Hearing Briefly
Three anonymous calls warned of a bomb inside the Senate Caucus Room forcing the Watergate committee to end morning session. Police searched the room with no device found after 25 minutes. Committee counsel Edmisten reported calls at 1005 and 1030 with a man saying a bomb would go off in 43 minutes.
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Capitol
Watergate Committee
Mans Soice
Charman Sam
Ervin K Dnc
Ervin
Righ Eveke
Persare
Nixon clarifies stance on Agnew and Petersen clash
President Nixon said he never asked Vice President Agnew to resign and voiced support for Assistant Attorney General Henry Petersen. He denied planning a Petersen tied succession and said Elliott Richardson gave him no evidence that Petersen or aides leaked news on the Agnew case. Nixon urged Americans to presume Agnew's innocence pending proof. He also mentioned briefings on the Justice Department probe and commented on Kreisky’s transit facility decision.
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Washington
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Henry Petersen
Petersen
Elliot Richardson
Fetersen
Agnew
Pe @tersen
Justice Department
Binno Kreisky
Israel
Kreisky
Pay Hike Affects Portsmouth Shipyard Workers
Pay increases for white collar federal workers in the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard area rise 47 percent under a Senate decision. The boost begins October with checks reflecting the change in November, covering about 33 million workers. The Senate vote 72 to 16 rejected a delay sought by President Truman to postpone the raise to December 7.
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Portsmouth Naval
Optus
Senate
Tulard
Saxons
Thomson Withdraws Lavallee Nomination in New Hampshire
Concord New Hampshire AP report says Thomson pulled the nomination of Jean Lavallee amid protests from fish and game clubs over a 1965 violation. Edward Thornton of Manchester was named to replace Welch on the commission, with a 31 vote and two abstentions. The council also reappointed David Souter and Webster Bridges to state posts.
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Concord
Gav
Meltrim
Thomson
Jean Lavalles
Fish and Gama Cormmusida
Lavallee
Merrimack
Fish and Game Clubs
Thornson
Edward Thornton
Manchester
Elllsboro County
William Welch
Thornton
James Hayes
H-Concord
Wapered
Bernard Streeter
I-Nashua
Counci
David Souter
Omson
Suspect Charged in St Croix Murder Case
A man from Christiansted St Croix faces first degree murder charges in a incident near the Sta tes beach hotel. He was remanded to jail in $90,000 bail as police identified two women, Relay Nerds 28 of Bethel and Cheryl Barr 22 of Boston, who had been staying on St Croix.
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Cain
Caribbean
Federal Cour
Gail
Bethel
Gonna
Cheryl Barr
Boston
North Main
Bea
St. Croix
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