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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1960

Page

8

Trevi Fountain Draws More Swimmers Than Coins

United Press International reports Trevi Fountain in Rome attracts many swimmers and beach stunts beyond coin tossing. Local divers retrieve daytime tossed money while stories note Lang American lovers and British youths fined for unauthorized public spectacle. Rome authorities caution on etiquette and luck lore.

William Sunderland United Press International Rome Upiy Trevi Piazza del Popolo People’s Square Bernini Piazza Navona Federico Fellini Anita Ekberg Miss Ekberg Fountain of

Invest in Your Country Buy U S Savings Bonds

A concise government promotion urges citizens to invest in U S Savings Bonds. The notice highlights patriotic framing and financial return as a way to support national needs. No further details or dates are provided.

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Ex Scotland Yard trainer trains Washington's K9 corps

Terrence Cahill, former Scotland Yard canine trainer, leads Washington DC's new K9 units. Six German shepherds join officers to deter crime and locate suspects, with Cahill noting dogs' psychological impact and broad future use in policing and civil defense.

Scotland Yard Washington Terrence Patrick Cahill Cahill Yard Baltimore Germany London Oxford Ceylon Iraq United States Hyde Park

Jobless Benefits Reach Marlboro Area Over 13 Million

Marlboro area has paid more than 13.5 million dollars in unemployment benefits from January 1938 to December 1959 under the state unemployment compensation law. William H. Finn, Marlboro office manager, notes 62 071 jobs found and 232 839 196 fund total as of June 30 1960, funded by employer payroll taxes.

Marlboro William H. Finn Division of Employment Security Finn

Land Use Map of Sudbury Available

Sudbury residents can obtain copies of the Land Use map from the League of Women Voters at the Town Hall or Bentley's for a moderate price. The map highlights current town purchases including new fire station sites, parks, Nashawtuc Country Club, Memorial Forest, Military Reservation, and Public Utilities land including Boston Edison holdings. A second map may be issued if there is interest, showing zoning overlays. for info call Mrs. John Powers at HI 3-6390.

Sudbury League of Women Voters of Bentley’s Nashawtuc Country Club Memorial Forest Boston Edison Company League of Women Voters John Powers HI

West Acton police report week of thefts and crashes

Police recovered 12 missing keys a car radio and gloves from four local boys aged six to eight after thefts on a private West Acton lot. A two car crash on Main street Acton Center damaged Rome’s and Knippel’s cars, no injuries. Another two car crash on Main street North Acton overturned Mann’s car, treated at Emerson Hospital.

Sergt Warren F. Birch West Acton Peter Brown Main Street Acton Center Bernard Rome Newton Newton Road Ernest Knippel Rome Knippel Brown North Acton Ronald Berry Billerica Esther Mann Mann Berry Emerson Hospital John V. Gregory Donnell W. Boardman David W. Scribner

Summer School Closes At West Acton St. Elizabeth of Hungary

The summer program at West Acton St. Elizabeth of Hungary ended with a Friday morning demonstration and prize awards. About 125 students attended the two week session as Rev. Charles B. Kerans spoke at the closing program. Sisters Mary Joanna Mary Agnes and Philip Neri led the instruction.

West Acton St. Elizabeth of Hungary Charles B. Kerans Mary Joanna Mary Agnes Philip Neri

Secret Weapon Ti Device To Trap Spe

A travel survey finds 77 percent of vacationers choose similar home-like settings and revealed lifestyles of travelers. Separately a new radar speed detector system is described as highly effective in catching speeders during busy holiday weekends.

Spe New York UPI Ask Mr. Foster Travel Service Riley Massachusetts Ifty Committee Bay Labor Day Farley Trict Court

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