McGovern cautious on peace pact as Nixon seeks signals
In Los Angeles and Sacramento campaign stops Democratic nominee George McGovern warns that current peace terms mirror past failures and urges Thieu not to dictate terms. He says he would back any settlement if it advances peace, while criticizing pre election politics that weigh bodies over results.
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Los Angeles
George McGovern
Vietnam
Nixon
McGovern
Indochina
Saigon
White House
Sacramento
Nguyen van Thieu
Gen
Thieu
United States
National Assembly
Piscataqua River Bridge Opening Schedule and Ceremonies
The Piscataqua River Bridge opening includes a 9 a.m. open house and 1 p.m. dedication with a 1:30 p.m. formal ceremony. Access to New Hampshire is via Portsmouth circle. Kittery access via Route 236 and Dennett Road ramps. Bus tours depart from the Maine portal. a 3 p.m. link to I 95 is planned.
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Piscataqua River
Cutts
Market Streets
Market St
New Hampshire
Portsmouth
Circle
Kittery
Maine
New
American Held for Nixon Threat in Tel Aviv
A 22 year old American tourist Dennis Feinstein was arrested in Tel Aviv for investigation in connection with murder by mail bombs addressed to President Nixon, Secretary of State William P Rogers and Defense Secretary Melvin R Laird. The state radio said he visited Israel a few weeks ago.
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Nixon
Tel Aviv
William P. Rogers
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Dennis Feinstein
Israel
Kennedy candidate Kennedy says he wants presidency
In Detroit Sargent Shriver said his brother in law Edward M Kennedy likely desires the U S presidency. In Washington Clark MacGregor acknowledged a Nixon campaign fund existed and said it financed preliminary planning for the primaries.
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Ted Kennedy
Detroit
Sargent Shriver
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
United States
Shriver
Nixon
Washington
Clark MacGregor
New England Youth Killed in Crash
Proctor Vermont AP report: William Valach, 19, of Rutland died when his car left Route 3, struck a tree and overturned. He was alone and died at the scene.
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Proctor, Vt
William Valach
Rutland
Rt. 3
Po- 2
Valach
No Evidence Found in Missing Plymouth Student Search
Granite State policing reports no clues after an intensive search for a Plymouth State College student missing since Oct 3. Sheriff Herbert Ash said Thursday night no evidence of foul play, while noting the missing student is 20, daughter of Mr and Mrs Potter of Claremont. Eleven Concord High students face drug charges after two raids, with three charged with marijuana possession and others with presence of controlled substances.
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Campton
N.H
Plymouth State College
Wotter
Rol ‘Otter
Claremont
Grafton
Herbert Ash
Concord
Concord High School
Olice
Maine Sugar Industry to Repurchase Defunct Beet Factory
A source within the Maine Industrial Balancing Authority said Maine Sugar Industries has 90 days to repurchase the defunct beet refinery at Easton for a million dollars. The move follows a $25 million ton increase in production announced at the Augusta meeting led by chief Fred H.
Agnew Endorses Powell in New Hampshire Senate Race
Vice President Spiro Agnew spoke in Manchester backing Wes Powell over Democrat McIntyre. He warned that McIntyre re election could threaten Portsmouth Naval Shipyard and Pease Air Force Base while praising Powell as a Nixon ally and defender against McGovernism.
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Manchester
N.H
Spira Agnew
Thomas J.mcintyre
U.S. Senate
Air Force
Wes Powell
Senate
Norris Cotton
Agnew
Wes
Nixon
New Hampshire
National Guard
Powell
McIntyre
Sen
George McGovern
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Pease Air Force Base
Maine Leaders Cautious on Vietnam Peace Report
Senator Margaret Chase Smith urged cautious optimism over a possible peace settlement in Vietnam while Rep. William Hathaway and other Maine figures praised aspects of Kissinger's report. Comments spanned hopes for POW release and reluctance until details are confirmed. Public opinions varied among candidates and residents including Carolyn Carpenter and Peter Kyres.
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Portland
Maine
Margaret Chase Smith
Vietnam
Greenville
Mark Galley
Jooks Bether
Peter N.' Kyres
William S. Cohen
Nixon
No Warplanes in Flight Above 20th Parallel
U S Defense Secretary Melvin Laird announced that American warplanes have halted all bombing operations on North Vietnam above the 20th parallel. He spoke after a meeting of the NATO Nuclear Planning Group and would not confirm reconnaissance flights north of the 20th parallel.
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London
U.S
Melvin R. Laird
North Vietnam
Laird
North Atlantic Alliance
United States
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Rowdies Bus Route Canceled For Six Days
Hampton Seabrook students must walk as the South Main Street bus run to Winnacunnet High School is canceled for six days after reports of pencils and missiles being thrown at the bus driver. Superintendent Richard Hamilton ordered the six day suspension for safety of students and others on the highway.
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Hampton — Seabrook
Richard Hamilton
Hawley
Hamilton
Transportation Company
Shaun Berry
Winnacunnet and
Seabrook School Board
Seabrook Beach
Beef Prices Dip Slightly in September
Washington AP reports September beef prices eased due to lower cattle costs and the first decline in middleman markups since June. The all cut retail price averaged about 1.13 per pound, down nearly three cents from August and 4.4 cents below July’s peak.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
DOD
Am Doe
Clam Ban Lifted for Great Bay Area
The New Hampshire Fish and Game and Public Health Departments lifted the ban on harvesting clams clam worms and oysters from the Great Bay effective Thursday. The ban remains in force for the rest of the New Hampshire coast due to red tide contamination. Earlier, the clam consumption ban was lifted for imported clams from outside the state.
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Cunnard
N.H
New Hampshire
Tax rate delayed to November 6 in Portsmouth
City Manager Calvin A. Canney announced that Portsmouth will set its tax rate on November 6 due to complications from a Public Service Company repayment. The delay follows uncertain funding for the PSC obligation and a pending Tax Commission meeting at 9 30 a m. Significant overpayments since 1965 plus interest may cost taxpayers nearly 2 million dollars.
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Portsmouth
Public Service Company
Calvin A. Canney
Concord
State Tax Commission
Richard F. Upton
PSC
Canney
Pues
Tax Commission
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