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Marlboro
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Boston
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New York
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Exploration to ISE New York slows in 1960 pace
Exploration to ISE New York slowed in 1960 as officials anticipate a pickup in activity. Drillers completed only 1,750 wells last year the smallest total since 1952 and well below the 58,000 completed in 1956.
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ISE New York
Letters to the editor on Maynard civic matters and April 1961 ceremony
A May 1961 letter from Dr. Francis C. McDonald invites civic input on the Concord North Bridge anniversary ceremonies and fundraising for a commemorative picture. A Maynard town meeting letter from Stanley Kulik and Nancy Dipple critiques locally active groups, defends residents, recalls past municipal building debates, and comments on town governance and community roles.
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North Bridge
Old North Bridge
William Towler
Howe
Maynard Massachusetts Letters Praise High School Committee
A reader thanks Chairman Robert Billups and the high school building committee for their work on a proposed new Maynard high school. The letter notes town showings of state aid and argues against forgoing it, urging continued effort despite a 1960 town meeting defeat and plans to replace the 1917 building.
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West End
Nason
Main Streets
Wilson School
McMahon
John Tobin
Robert Billups
Hig High School Building Committee
Maynard
Billups
Green Meadow
Auto dangers to dogs and owner responsibility cited
There are no statistics on dog fatalities from cars but automobiles cause more dog deaths and injuries than any other single cause. Owners are mainly to blame for letting pets roam off their property and endangering their dogs’ lives.
Cars Can't Kill Controlled Canines Slogan Urges Safe Dog Handling
A public safety note warns drivers to avoid letting dogs roam and outlines three methods to restrain pets. Training teaches boundaries and correction. fencing prevents escape. or keeping a house dog with regular leash walks to curb roaming.
Maynard Deserves Modern High School Facilities
Edmund W. Beebe urges Maynard residents to back a new high school building to match surrounding towns. He argues education is central to youth welfare and questions delaying modernization while other towns build up-to-date facilities.
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Maynard
Edmund W. Beebe
Service Station Jet Incident at Meynard Intersection
A brief note reports a jet service station event near the Meynard area at the junction of 62 and 27. Details are sparse but indicate an occurrence involving a service station in that locale.
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Meynard
New England Debuts Second-Generation Jet Airliner
American Airlines introduces the 707 Astrojet as the second-generation jet transport with new fan-type engines. The design pulls in more air to increase thrust and fuel efficiency, boosting speed by about 40 mph over earlier jets, aiming to have the entire fleet upgraded within a year.
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American Airlines
American
Peaceful promises mask Soviet ambitions in world history
A critique of Khrushchev era peace rhetoric argues that Soviet diplomacy hides expansionist aims. It traces Brest Litovsk and non aggression pacts, noting how the USSR used peace to sow red puppet regimes in Eastern Europe and avoid direct confrontation while building influence. The piece cautions readers to remember alleged Soviet duplicity and to teach this history to nations wary of communist expansion.
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Coast Guard rules require new boat extinguishers for 1.5 million owners
Marinette Wisconsin reports that under new Coast Guard regulations about 1.5 million pleasure boat owners must carry approved small fire extinguishers within 18 months. Ansul Chemical Co. president Robert C Hood notes most units will be non toxic dry chemical type with strong insurance ratings.
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Robert C. Hood
Ansul Chemical Co
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