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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1962
Page
3
Elizabeth Board announces candidacy for Third District Marlboro. She pledges equal rights regardless of sex race or creed and calls for tax reform reducing a $53 billion burden. Her program supports civil rights, peacetime programs, a strong economy, and disarmament, with focus on education and public service.
Richard Boone will portray two roles in the first Have Gun Will Travel episode of next season including Paladin as a gons man and an old gunslinger who mentored the young hero. The article notes 52 new series for 1962 64 including Man from Buckingham Kilroy was Here and comedies from Tony Owen and MGM plans for How to Win Friends Influence People.
Sudbury appoints Harold A. Colpitts 61 Ames Road as permanent part-time plumbing inspector. Colpitts, certified by the Mass Civil Service Commission after a Feb 3 examination, will have town hall office hours from 8 to 10 a.m. weekdays.
Mount Calvary Lutheran Church announces an evangelistic drive Tuesday at 8 p.m. Sunday will be the last Sunday with two services, and on Sept 2 there will be one service at 10 29 a.m. Sunday school is set for 9 15 a.m. Jose Greco, famed interpreter of Spanish dance, received the Cross of the Knight of Civil Merit from Spain at its embassy.
Maynard and surrounding towns show a notable share of unemployment beneficiaries aged 60 and older. David Higgins of the local Massachusetts State Employment Service notes some in their 70s have been forced to retire and still draw unemployment for up to 30 weeks. Total in the area ranges between 70 and 80, with 50 to 55 in Maynard, about six in Concord, eight in Acton, and one in Bedford.
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