New England Vignettes shows Hynes keeps mail tradition alive
Boston by James Calogero recounts Thomas E. Hynes of Wayland who installed his first mailbox in 50 years amid changes in town life. The piece weaves nostalgic anecdotes of post office routines, neighbor gossip, and local humor, plus a court citation about a Newfoundland to U.S. naturalization in a maternity ward. It notes Wheaton College data on women in mathematics, highlighting a shift in field popularity.
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TV Star Kil dare-Chamberlain tops MGM mail pullers
In Hollywood AP reports Dick Chamberlain aka Dr Kil dare leads MGM mail volume with about 12 000 letters and cards per month The 27 year old TV star says he can handle the grind and prefers television to feature films while dating singer Clara Ray He lives near the Hollywood Bowl and enjoys rare vacations amid Las Vegas furor
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Nasson College Names Seven To Faculty for 1963 Year
SPRINGVALE Seven persons were named to the Nasson college faculty for the coming academic year announced by President Roger C. Gay. The appointees include Dr Myr M. Young and Dr Donald P. Johnson both associate professors, Dr Leroy H. Mantell associate professor, Edward R. Lawson and Rodney G. Jones assistant professors, Mrs Thelma P. Vincent French instructor, and Lawrence Davis adjunct music instructor. Mantell will begin in February 1963.
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Lawrence Davis
Boa in the House Becomes Family Pet
Robert J. Blazek and his wife keep a six foot boa constrictor as a household member for their three children. They feed the reptile mice and plan to donate it to a museum when it reaches eight or nine feet. The family notes the snake is gentle and easy to care for but worries about a possible loose escape.
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Meter swatting woes hit Wichita meters
AP report says Wichita traffic engineer Paul Graves warns against slugging or jamming parking meters to gain extra time. He notes that such tricks backfire, often resulting in less time purchased and more meter trouble.
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