Fowle Printer and the Origins of New Hampshire Gazette
Daniel Fowle, Boston born printer, founded the New Hampshire Gazette in Portsmouth in 1736. He expanded provincial printing, issued Good News From a Far Country, and faced Stamp Act tensions that spurred a clash with authorities, aided by journeyman printer Staish Thomas from Halifax.
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Fragmented Northern Army note hints at a late night disturbance
An unclear Northern Army dispatch reports a bar or street clash with mentions of Swart and others. The fragmentary text references lines, weapons, a potential erection, and a scheduled action around mid December. Names and places are garbled, but the item implies a local incident with police or military involvement.
Printing and political strife mark Boston Mercury era
The excerpt traces Daniel Fowle and his nephew Zechariah as printers amid escalating tensions from the Stamp Act to independence. It notes shifts in loyalties within the family, moves of the press between towns, and Fowle’s public stance urging liberty, including a January missive signed by the pen name Jun. The piece ends with Fowle hauled before a House, hinting at broader colonial upheaval.
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Politicians Clash Over Call To Halt A Tests
A frantic weekend of political barbs centers on proposals to halt nuclear weapon tests and end the draft. President Eisenhower and Republican leaders push continued testing and service, while Stevenson urges restraint and a broader push for disarmament. Stevenson plans rallies in California and a Western barnstorming tour as Nixon campaigns in Texas and New York figures urge unity in defense policy.
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Segregation Row Simmers Down Across Schools
An Associated Press report notes gradual desegregation in U S public schools during the second month of the new academic year. While court battles persist in the South, integrated classes rise with about 3.19 million white students in mixed settings and roughly 2.4 million Black students still in segregated districts. Demonstrations flare variably in Tennessee, Texas, Kentucky, and West Virginia, but community cooperation and planning help Louisville show progress. Police cleared picketers at Lamar State College of Technology in Beaumont after several Black students were roughed up.
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Voters urged to register as registrars meet in October
The Board of Registrars will be in session at City Stall for 10 days this month to co register voters for the November 6 election and to check lists. City Clerk Thomas J. Mc Donough said sessions run October 16 to 18 and October 22 to 27 from noon to sunset.
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Cypriot Sentenced To Hanging for Shooting Sergeant
A Cypriot grocer from Larnaca, Tsartellis, was found guilty in a Nicosia special court of fatally shooting British Sergeant Reginald William Tippie in Larnaca last June. He protested innocence as the death sentence was pronounced, while family members fainted and locals lamented English justice. Eight Greek Cypriots have been hanged in recent years amid escalating Cyprus tensions.
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Egyptians Reject British Plan for Suez Settlement
At the United Nations Egypt refused the British French Suez settlement plan and urged a negotiating body. Foreign Minister Mahmoud Fawzi called the earlier London proposals unwise, proposing joint Egyptian sovereignty over the canal, fair tolls, and a revenue share for improvements while supporting international cooperation in operating the waterway. The council prepared to hear speeches as Britain and France pressed for endorsement of London proposals.
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Fake Telegrams Come to Light in Lobbying Probe
Investigators testified that faked telegrams opposing Social Security expansion were sent to Massachusetts senators last July. Witnesses denied sending telegrams bearing their names, and details point to the Jack C. O Connor Agency in Boston with Albert H. Stoddard as a prim e figure. The probe, led by F Lockwood, examines authorship and payment for the messages.
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Building Committee May Hear Report On Load Tests
The city’s joint building committee for the new high school meets tonight at City Hall to consider routine items and a possible report on load tests. School Superintendent Raymond TL Beal cites prior concerns about cracks on the third floor, attributed to shrinkage and rapid drying of cement. Tomorrow night the School Board meets at 7 30 with routine matters on the agenda and actions to include appointing Margaret Foreman as part time school attendance officer. The board may discuss high school football game broadcasting rights and whether to charge stations for rights.
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Morton to Discuss East West Road in Portsmouth Talk
State Highway Commissioner John O Morton will meet civic officials in Portsmouth at 7 30 PM to discuss a cross state highway from Hochester to Concord to Keene The plan faces opposition and Morton says tonight is a talk session with a final decision not expected for another year
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