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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1960
Page
3
Norman A. Keyes of the Waltham District says general disability rules allow benefits for those unable to engage in gainful activity due to a temporary or partial disability. He notes treatment may restore capacity or require ongoing limits, and lists local offices and times for inquiries.
The outstanding of the country discuss a major policy under the Automobile Legal Association. Thibodeau general says the safety department may undertake surveys to acquaint the public with driving safety. Drivers today reflect low injury rates and car equipment.
Acton board signs a 50 000 revenue anticipation loan with Middlesex County National Bank of Everett and reviews planning applications for a sign from Daniel Flanagan. A letter about relocating a 25 mph sign near Dewey Boatman’s office is referred to the highway department. The board renews Acton Bowla drome Inc licenses for 14 alleys and a Sunday bowling license. They also vote to purchase a Nord Auto Slow copying machine. Town offices close Tuesday evening July 19.
ALA cites a shift in safety department policy following rallies in Stowe Vermont on July 16417 and hopes the driving shown by rally participants will set an example for motorists.
Lanvin Perfumes president Edouard L. Cournand said he planned to run Arpege ads at one national convention and My Sin at the other but noted neither party wanted the My Sin commercials.
Bay State Raceway president Paul F Bowser 58 collapsed at his Grant street home Tuesday night and was rushed to Emerson Hospital then transferred to Boston in critical condition. A housemaid found him unconscious as associates noted dizzy spells during work at St Botolph Street. Bowser, famed wrestling show promoter, had wife Cora, a former world champion, who died in 1957.
The American Automobile Association breaks down a 300 mile per day trip for two into car costs nine dollars overnight lodging nine sixty food twelve tips two fifty admissions and amusements two fifty and a four fifty miscellaneous. Mrs Jean Erickson notes higher food and lodging push costs up from 1959.
Ithaca scientists say they can hear how good a steak is while it remains on the hoof. A New York State College of Agriculture technique uses high frequency sound waves through living tissue to measure echo from muscles and detect fat or lean viability.
The Massachusetts Farm Bureau urges a return to a free market in agriculture by ending government price supports. The platform reflects nationwide views from 1.6 million farm families across 49 states and Puerto Rico. It calls for full employment, price stability, broad competition, and expanded international trade while remaining nonpartisan.
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