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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1960
Page
13
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A UPI report discusses claims by the American Association of Grant Colleges and State Universities that the United States graduates more engineers and scientists per 22 year old than Russia. Experts caution Russia’s data are unofficial and not age-bracketed, complicating direct comparisons.
The National Safety Council reports 1959 traffic deaths likely 37 500 to 38 000, higher than 1958 but with a record low 5.4 fatalities per 100 million miles. About 1 400 000 people were disabled by auto crashes, up from 1 350 000 in 1958, though early 1959 showed an uptick in safety-conscious driving.
Paris UPI reports Brigitte Bardot appears clothed in Babette Goes to War as producer Raoul Levy reaches concession with Columbia to allow teen audiences to view the film.
Medlin told UPI that Russia likely outproduces the United States in scientists and engineers both in absolute numbers and per population. He noted insufficient data to justify definitive statistical comparisons. A US government department reported overall enrollment at a record high in engineering schools with a 5.4 percent fall this fall.
Carlisle works and church groups report upcoming events. The Ladies Social Circle meets January 14 at Carlisle Congregational Church with a suffichon at 1 p.m., nominating committee reports, and new officers to preside. Middlesex Essex Chapter of the Massachusetts Federation of Nursing Homes held a meeting in Boston with Edna Sleeper as program chair. Additional items note student and youth group visits to Sunnynook Nursing Home and Boy Scout Troop No. 1 resuming meetings Friday at 7:15 p.m. at the prick schoolhouse.
A compact ledger of pivotal 1950s news items noting Korea War actions, Truman firings, Eisenhower era milestones, atomic breakthroughs, royal weddings, Space and satellite launches, Little Rock integration, Suez conflict, Alaska statehood, and Khrushchev upturns, with key figures and dates.
Unemployment climbed to 94 500 in Massachusetts between mid October and mid November, about 12 500 higher than the previous month. The rate was 4.4 percent of the labor force, down from 138 000 and 6.5 percent a year earlier. Officials cited seasonal layoffs, strike impacts, and more jobseekers for Christmas work as the main causes.
The Second semester courses are sponsored by the club in cooperation with Mary Reid and Wayland. Classes from the first semester will resume on Tuesday January 12. The text references Canada and world events in a vague, damaged OCR form.
Acton Roxboro Regional High School will participate in the Student Government Exchange Program run by the Massachusetts Department of Education. Goals include enriching town government knowledge, valuing public service, fostering local pride, broadening view of metropolitan problems, and promoting intergroup goodwill. Francis Pratt will guide the program with the U S history class electing representatives to the exchange team to visit a large city high school and host another school visit to Boxboro.
Regional seniors listed will sit for the Scholastic Aptitude Test on Saturday January 9 as part of college admission requirements. Names include Carol Abbt Victor Cornellier John Dunlap Stephen Found Janice Fuliontonk Carol Grumme Claudia Kelly De'Jorah Lloyd Elizabeth Locke Leonard Lukas Steven Médlér Julie McCarthy Rosalie O'Connell David Parsons Peter Peck Ayso Priscilla Prosten Judith Putnam David Shamel Carel ee Eric Swenson Olsey. Pamela Wright accepted at Jets College under the early decision plan will also take the test to compete for scholarship aid.
Workers may receive some Social Security even while earning up to 1200 annually or up to 100 a month if earnings are limited or services are not substantial. Benefits continue for those not fully retired and extend to seasonally employed workers. At age 72 monthly checks begin regardless of earnings. Local offices offer information and help in Marlborough Concord and Maynard on specific Fridays and times.
The 1962 world parachuting championship will be held in Orange Mass with twenty five nations expected to participate. Foster Furcolo's office announced today that Massachusetts has been accepted to host by the Federation Aeronautique Internationale.
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