Incinerator Report Sparks Health and Region Debate
Maynard officials pressed Ro bert Charles Associates engineers for answers on incinerator sites and regional versus local disposal. Quigley outlined private collection as cheapest, warned Belmont smell issues from grass burning, and noted high temperature incinerator tech.
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Maynard
Robert Charles Associates
Finance Committee
Cha
William Quigley
Vieers
Charles Quigley
Belmont
Quigley
Marbblehead
Marblehead
Board of Health
Springfield
Stow Man Considers Out of Town Move After Appeal Denial
Stephen Stephenson of Gleasondale seeks alternatives after the Stow selectmen denied moving a woodworking shop from Great Road to his property. He plans to petition the appeals board and may look in Acton Roxbury and Bolton for suitable sites. The idle building on rented land east of Stow center houses a planer used for lumber work.
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Stow
Stanley
Stephenson
Gleasondale
Greatford
Selectmen
Board of Appeals
Acton
Roxborough
Bolton
Great Road
Stow Center
West Acton Library Seeks Students for Summer Reading List
Acton Trustees announce three quarters of required titles available at Citizen's Library 2 Windsor Ave with extra copies. Hours listed Monday 7 to 9 pm Tuesday 3 to 6 pm and Thursday 3 to p.m. Readers can access a partial list of adult titles including works by Steinbeck, Trollope, Huxley, and Koestler among others, donated by locals. thanks given for all book durations that boosted circulation.
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Acton
Citizen's Library Association of
West Acton
Citizen's Library
Windsor Avenue
Cannery Row
Steinbeck
Bridge of Sur
Luis Rey Wilder
Notre Dame
Hugo
Verue
Barchester Towers
Trollope
Miracle
Slaughter
Ivavne Marshall
Welker
Spacepower
Cox
Stoiko
Vonnegut
Dickson
Hoyle
Elliot
Russell
Garrett
Space
Clifton
Twinkle
Twinkle Little Star
Bartman
Earth
Simak
Campbell
Hamilton
Echmitz
Hartley
Maine
Anderson
Keyhoe
Maj. D
Lawrence
Christopher
Central Passage
Schoonover
Hemingway
Holland Winds Up Windmill Restoration Schemes
In Kinderdijk Holland a program offers windmills for low prices with restoration and upkeep obligations. Buyers may pay up to 20 000 guilders with government and local support covering half costs plus land rebates and annual stipends. The effort aims to preserve Holland’s windmills from 1923 era with 3000 mills in operation.
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Kinderdijk
Netherlands
Holland
Hollana
Professor Creates People Furniture in Middletown
Wesleyan University art associate professor Jolin Risley unveils a line of two chairs the Lady and the Beau fashioned from black steel wire with corduroy cushions. The pair forms a loveseat and serves as seating options from arm chair to counter stool, reflecting Risley's three dimensional line drawing concept.
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Middletown
Conn
UPI
Jolin Risley
Wesleyan‘nivers
Risley
Windmills of Holland Face Decline and Preservation Moves
The Netherlands counts 977 windmills many worn, burned, or decaying. About 400 are used for storage, while others house living or working spaces or stand idle. Only a few mills remain active for corn milling or wood sawing as authorities vow to keep windmills going despite costs.
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Netherlands
Ministry of Educcatin, Arts and Sciences
Holland
Columbia River power project could outstrip St Lawrence Seaway
Long planned Canada United States British Columbia joint development aims to harness Columbia River power for flood control and irrigation. Three governments struggle to finalize a treaty after two decades of talks with optimism tempered by political opposition. If approved, the billion dollar plan would reshape Pacific coast energy and water management.
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St. Lawrence Seaway
Columbia River
William Neville
United Press International
Ottawa
UPI
Canada
United States
British Columbia
Pacific
North America
Columbia
U.S. Senate
U.S
House of Commons
Washington
Oregon
Designer Bill Blass Warns Men to Choose Own Clothes
New York fashion figure Bill Blass says designers should not dictate men’s wear and that men should pick their own outfits. He favors classic pieces, ready made shirts, and daytime daring while avoiding gimmicks and women’s over accessorizing. Blass cites English style as a model and notes actors influence fashion, but stresses masculine comfort and self selection over wives choosing clothes.
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New York
UPI
Bill Blass
Blass
Fashion Critics Awards
Maurice Rentzer Ltd
Madison Avenue
Europe
Cary Grant
California
Beverly Hills
Mr. Astaire
Pop
Skaters Bring Speed to Douglas Jet Project
In Long Beach California the DC9 jetliner project moves forward as roller skates finally solve a delivery bottleneck. Douglas Aircraft began work last April with a first test flight planned for early 1965. The fast DC9 stalled by routine part deliveries found a quirky fix in the use of roller skates to speed the process.
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Long Beach
Calif
UPI
Douglas Aircraft Co
Toot
Donald W. Douglas Engineering
Untitled obituary style catalog note from Chicago market
Retail buyers for fall showcased inspired duplications and hand cut ceramics and alabaster furnishings. Baroque and Spanish wrought iron sconces chairs and swords from Madrid featured in a fragile color palette.
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Chicago
China
Spain
Madrid
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