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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1963
Page
17
Town officials in Concord and surrounding areas grapple with a new conflict law. The general consensus is that the statute creates widespread confusion and will affect many towns and cities including Concord.
Miss Faith A Childs wore an ivory satin sheath and rosette headpiece with shoulder veil. She carried white roses. Lieut Childs, a Harvard 1958 graduate and navigator in the U S Air Force, stationed at Otis Base, will depart soon for duty in Korea.
Acton town board approved changes to zoning rules affecting residential and commercial parcels. Officials cited streamlined permitting and clearer development guidelines while critics urged protections for neighborhood character and environmental safeguards.
Fragmentary OCR yields a brief Carlisle area council item referencing a farmers aid program, committee involvement, and an executive action. Names and exact details are unclear due to garbled text.
Rev. Mr. Graham announced as associate minister at Trinity. He accepted a position to become Timothy's Episcopal in Perrysburg, Ohio, as the first resident minister.
The notice from the court clerk cites official actions and directs attention to procedures and timelines for the involved party. It indicates continuing court involvement and requires adherence to set dates and filings as part of the pending matter.
In a local traffic study a high fatality rate is noted with most incidents occurring on major routes. Officials urge caution and enforcement as drivers face dangerous conditions and rising speeds.
A legal notice outlines steps for a property view in Acton. It specifies a hearing on April 2, 1963 at 10:30 am, service on the Town Clerk, publication seven days prior, and posting in two public places, with a return of actions to the commissioners. Edward J. Sullivan is named as Clerk.
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