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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1962
Page
5
The candidate from Marlboro speaks on nonprejudiced child welfare and civil rights. Her platform proposes tax reform to reduce a 53 billion dollar burden, support for civil rights and disarmament, and programs like the Peace Corps. She emphasizes experience in education and community service.
The fragment notes a council discussion about building a town incinerator and a public works site near Sand at Lares Novement erator. It mentions health concerns and economic aspects, with Maynard and Sud-Concerg named in the context of endorsing or opposing the project.
TV Guide reports Richard Boone will portray two Paladin personas in the first episode of Have Gun Will Travel for the 1963 64 season. The story traces Paladin s origins with Boone as both a con man Paladin and an elderly gunslinger who mentored the young hero.
Harold A. Colpitts of 61 Ames Road is named permanent part time plumbing inspector for Sudbury by the building inspector. He was certified by the Massachusetts Civil Service Commission after a competitive exam on Feb 3 and will hold office hours at the town hall from 8 to 10 a m on weekdays.
Acton Mount Calvary Lutheran Church announces an evangelistic drive Tuesday at 8 p.m. Two Sunday services will be held as listed with a final Sunday marking the last day. On Sept 2 there will be a single 10 29 a m service with Sunday school at 9 15 a m.
Maynard and surrounding towns report 60 plus residents drawing unemployment benefits while many have recently retired. David Higgins of the local Mass State Employment Service notes some 70 to 80 area residents collect benefits, with 50 to 55 in Maynard, six from Concord, eight from Acton and one from Bedford.
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