Egypt Links Flotilla and Golan Heights Tensions Across Front
Israeli forces report tanks and artillery in Syria with warplanes and civilians returning to most Golan settlements. Egypt claims Soviet blasts hit Israeli posts and radar stations in Sinai. Damascus says Israeli jets strike deep in Syria as both sides cite clashes along the front.
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Nixon to announce VP pick in 9 PM address
President Nixon planned a 9 PM EDT television address to name his nominee to succeed Spiro Agnew as vice president. The choice, likely discussed with congressional leaders and key advisers, faces confirmation by a Democratic Senate and House. Contenders included John Connally, Nelson Rockefeller, and Ronald Reagan, with others still considered as possible alternatives.
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Insurgents Driven Off Road In Cambodian Push
Cambodian government columns moved toward the sea along the highway to Phnom Penh as part of a continuing drive against insurgents. The offensive aimed to clear the crucial route, with authorities reporting advances on Thursday.
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Daylight Time Bill and Cosmetic Labeling Plan Outline
In Washington Senator McIntyre McInlyre proposes a year round daylight saving time measure aimed at easing energy shortages reducing traffic deaths and lowering crime. Separately the FDA announced a rule requiring cosmetics makers to label all ingredients with exceptions for flavors and fragrances starting March 1 1973.
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New England Blues to Meet on President's Resignation
MONTPELIER Vt AP Blue Cross officials have continued to decline comment on the resignation of compute president Thomas Edney on Wednesday. The board of the health insurance plan has scheduled a meeting Oct 17 to discuss the resignation and possibly to name a new president.
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Berlin boy flown to hospital for specialized care
A Berlin family reported their son Jerry Rowley Jr. was flown today by Navy helicopter from Aphrostoggin Valley Hospital to Massachusetts General Hospital in Eston for specialized treatment. Hospital officials withheld details on his condition.
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Ralph May Dies Here at Age 91
Ralph May, 91, longtime friend of Portsmouth, died yesterday at Portsmouth Hospital. A native of the city from the John Paul Jones House era, he later lived in Cambridge while maintaining ties to his hometown. He came from one of Portsmouth’s oldest families, tracing roots before 1800 with ties to One Mundlets. He was a familiar summer visitor and active in local society events the past decades.
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New England College Faces Possible Shutdown Over Finances
HENNIKER NJ AP New England College said it may close if it cannot meet payroll and tuition obligations. Trustees Shapiro and Woodrow said 208 faculty and staff will be affected with a 30 to 60 day review as a 2 p.m. news conference set to outline financial plans. College spokesmen stressed the long term outlook remains strong despite acute short term cash issues. Teachers likely stay through fall term December 15 as campus debates funding options and potential temporary financing.
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Israelis freighter aircraft spotted at Pease AFB
Reported unmarked blue freighter planes arrived at Pease AFB during the night for fueling before returning to Israel. Six were confirmed at Kane, with a seventh observed today. Base officials would not confirm or deny the presence. Similar aircraft were noted at Virginia facilities loading missiles and bombs.
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Kissinger Cautions on Soviet Irresponsibility Over Arms Aid
Washington AP Secretary Kissinger says the Soviet Union has not shown outright irresponsibility but has not acted helpfully in Middle East war. He warns the US would take appropriate steps if Soviet actions are deemed irresponsible, while discussing Western security declarations and possible arms transfers to replace Israel’s losses.
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Banke funds surge to 65000 for Strawbery Banke revival
Strawbery Banke reports 65000 raised in a week to avert bankruptcy after a financial crisis. Mayor Arthur F Brady Jr told the Wentworth by the Sea Guild of Strawbery Banke annual meeting that 65000 was committed and funds may rise further to support restoration and operations. A goal of 150000 remains to show progress and pay curators through the spring.
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Hampton Tax Rate Increase Sparks Local Debate
Hampton officials report a tax rate rise of 41 dollars affecting homeowners and businesses. Commissioner Lewin Brown stated the levy would apply to property values in the town, with some residents facing higher bills while others question the fairness of the increase.
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Three School Budget Deficits Highlighted in Hampton
Hampton budget shows three deficit accounts tied to teacher health benefits, transportation for handicapped children, and related services. The town faces rising costs as handicapped students enroll at neighboring districts, with tuition averaging 2.4 per child and rates climbing over 7 percent.
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Tribute to Senator Cotton in Manchester Highlighted
The Manchester tribute recalls Senator Cotton’s influence as a Republican leader. He notes public trust in government has fallen and urges patience with reform, praising Cotton for serving state needs while aligning with party aims. The event reflects tensions between Republicans and Democrats during a time of national concern.
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