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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1962
Page
10
UPI reports from sources in London indicate no major fighting is likely along the Himalayan frontier between India and China. Expect continued charges and minor skirmishes due to harsh terrain and logistical challenges, with officials noting Krishna Menon as a capable administrator. Thomas Dehler in negotiations stands alone among Western leaders in accepting invitations.
Eastern diplomats in Berlin suggest Russia will set a deadline for Western Allies to leave the divided city. The date would coincide with the signing of a German peace treaty.
Moscow presses Bonn officials including Economics Minister Ludwig Erhard to visit the Soviet Union. Erhard renews an invitation from years past but says the present time is unsuitable. Other Bonn leaders such as Speaker Eugene Gerstenmaier Health Minister Elizabeth Schwarzhaupt and Postal...
East German authorities are urged to cooperate in producing more documents accusing West German judges and officials of Nazi era crimes, following the ouster of Bonn Attorney General Wolfgang Fraenkel for concealing Nazi ties. They are expected to reveal further evidence to erode Bonn’s alliances.
A concise verse by Doris M. Childs describes a morning scene of smiling faces gathered at a side door sill as the sun travels round. The poet notes the children’s happiness and affection for their daily greeting, calling them “lady's delights.”
The 1961 soft drink market tops 35 billion units with bottles favored 9 to 1 over cans. Glass advocates push growing bottle use while steel firms target 1.8 billion cans in 1962 as custom canners aid brands amid promotional campaigns.
A house debate on a complex trade bill highlights national interest in expanding exports and managing tariff changes. Massachusetts industries favor passage amid electronics growth and textile concerns, with protections for wool and fibers urged by an ad hoc textile committee and a push to aid cotton processors.
The note urges respect for electricity to prevent deaths and injuries. It warns that wet floors and outbuildings during school break invite hazards, advises keeping boys occupied with constructive tasks, and stresses proper installation and protection for electrical equipment like hay mow drier motors with thermal cut outs. It promotes planning safe building practices and dust-free, stable motor placement.
Weather and disaster sweep across towns including Maynard Concord Acton and Sudbury. Lightning strikes damage homes mills and a church while several residents pass away and local events are reported, naming multiple individuals and institutions in a packed regional update.
The El Chamizal case over 630 acres shifted by the 1864 Rio Grande change ignites Texas emotion as El Paso officials claim U S property owners are owed 53 million to surrender rights to Mexico while the State Department denies such figures. The Kennedy administration seeks a negotiated settlement, with impact seen on Texas politics and the 1962 gubernatorial race.
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