Sudbury and New York News Desk Staffing Details
The record lists editorial and correspondence staff including John F. Gray Tw, AnnMary Currier Acton Correspondent, Dorothy Williams Sudbury Correspondent, Doris Childs, and Albert Cowles, with agency credits Julius Special Agency UPL Tele Photos and press connections in New York and Chicago.
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John F. Gray
Ann-Mary Currier
Acton
Dorothy Williams
Sudbury
Doris Childs
Albert Cowles
Newe Press International
Julius Special Agency
U.P.L
Boster
New York
Chicago
Endorsement Notice for Local Party Office
A public notice in Office 75 Nason Bireet endorses a party slate for the upcoming election. The document lists party support and the servicing party for ballots and other election logistics.
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Nason Bireet
Maynard Selectmen Close Two Liquor Outlets
Maynard selectmen last week ordered two liquor establishments shut for three editions amid concerns over enforcement of restraining laws. The decision follows perceived breakdowns in local liquor regulations and fears of a broader pattern of violations, with Sudbury police cited in context.
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Maynard Selectmen
Ellie
Maynard Officials Debate Incinerator at Thompson Land
A dialogue among Maynard residents discusses placing an incinerator between two schools. Critics cite traffic hazards from trucks and buses, while supporters argue the site offers a single entrance. Debates highlight public concern about community safety and potential opposition.
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Maynard
Thompson
Don Lent
Sudbury Welcomes Newcomers and Family Arrivals
Sudbury greets new residents including Mr and Mrs John Tillson and daughter Sarah 3 who arrived from Lexington. Mr Tillson works at Wolf Research and Development in West Concord. The Woodward family also moved here with members Lancell Richard 7 Glenn 8 Elissa 3 and Andrew 10 months.
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John Tillson
Sarah
Lexington
Wolf Research and Development
West Concord
M. Woodwards
Lancell
Richard
Glenn
Elissa
Andrew
Woodward Fox Oltioar
Holstein Herd Tests Track Milk Production Totals
Fernham Jewel Beverly a four year old cow produced seventeen thousand seven hundred eight pounds of milk and seven hundred nine pounds of butterfat in a year as U S dairy averages show. University of Massachusetts staff supervised the weighing and testing as part of the national herd testing program to rate breed performance.
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Fernham Jewel Beverly
U.S
Patrician Club Honors Longtime Middlesex County Bank Staff
Middlesex County National Bank held its eighth annual Patrician Club dinner at the Maynard-Winchester Country Club. Three new members, John F Hackett Kenneth T Ames and others with 25 years service received diamond pins. President Oliver Taestram noted growth since 1953 and that many employees exceed five years of service with ten percent at 25 years.
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Maynard
Winchester
Middlesex Country National Bank
Patrician Club
Sex County National Bank
John F. Hackett
Kenneth T. Ames
Oliver Taestrom
Middlesex County National Bank
Maynard Selectmen Approve Park Concert and Permits
Maynard board approved the Maynard Band Parents Association concert for 7:30 at Crowe Park pending public works approval. Beer and wine permits granted for Maynard Red and Gun Club June 15 16 plus music and records on June 16. Zoning actions denied for lot 139 Elmcourt and approved for lot 79 Amory Avenue. An auctioneer license request by William Tobin Jr. and real estate business permit for 193A Main Street were approved.
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Selectmen
Maynard Band Parents Association
Crowe Park
Public Works Department
Otis Hunter
Cnpeuring Association
Maynard Red and Gun Club
Elmcourt
Amory Avenue
William H. Tobin Jr
Main Street
Tobin
Playground Leaders Training Institute
University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Carol E. Jenkins
Selectmen’s Committee
Scout Weekend At Weston Camp Acton Camp Mary Day
Weston Camp hosted a Scout Weekend for fifth and sixth graders with 173 girls and 28 adults arriving by bus and car. Troops organized activities and a closing camp fire featured each troop singing a song and performing a skit. Mrs David Stuart chaired the event and praised leaders and senior scouts for their roles.
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Acton
Mary
Weston
Ween Five Troops
Ee Aed
David Stuart
Lee Someins
Party And Sale Held By Scouts At Waltham Club
Maynard-Troop No. 429 enjoyed a splash party at Waltham Boys Club with Troop No. 15 guests. Later Scouts returned to the legion home where sandwiches coffee hot chocolate and cake were served. A moth cake sale by Troop No. 429 raised treasury funds. A girl sold 42 percent of a dozen moth cakes representing the effort.
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Maynard
Waltham Boys Club
Legion
Saini Receives Ada Training Views for Future
Saini ate received ada determine views to training and as and inter. His future paths and development are under consideration as he builds skills.
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Ate
Ada
Inter
Guide promotes discounts at state parks and attractions
Mt. Greylock and 39 state parks and forests are listed with many attractions. A new feature this year is guest certificates allowing the bearer to buy admission tickets for himself and his party at reduced prices. Guides can be found in most bookstores and Mobil service stations.
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Mt. Greylock
Mobil
President Kennedy backs Dairy Month in Washington speech
President Kennedy urges milk's role in a balanced diet at a milk and nutrition conference in Washington DC. He says milk supports health and national vigor while highlighting the need for consistent healthy eating and fitness.
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President Kennedy
Washington, D. C
Puppet Bee Here June 13 at Mrs Phalen Road Home
A Puppet Bee event is set for Thursday June 13 at 9 30 a.m. at the home of Mrs David Phalen Road Acton unit of Hospitaliary sponsors the gathering seeking volunteers for handmade crafts including cardboard cutters material cutters pattern tracers staplers basters sewers ribbon tiers and general workers.
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Acton
Actonunit Oe Hospital
Iary
David
Phalen Road
Three Stow Students Win Cornelia Addy Scholarships
Stow residents Susan Paak ki John Malmberg and Joanne Davidson receive Cornelia Addy fund scholarships. Paaki and Malmberg will attend Fitchburg Teachers College while Davidson studies at the School of Practical Art. Richard Izer and David Brewer are noted.
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Stow
Cornelia Addy
Susan Paakki
John Malmberg
Joanne Davidson
Miss Paaki
Malmberg
Fitchburg Teachers College
Miss Davidson
School of
Practical Art
Richard Izer
David Brewer
Water crisis warned by House subcommittee dialogue
A House Subcommittee heard a warning last week that the United States is approaching a water crisis. The testimony emphasized growing shortages and the need for federal action to secure water supplies.
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Washington, D.C
House
Extension notes on controlling snakes and outreach
Extension advises practical snake control measures including clubbing or shooting when found, removing trash piles and flat rocks to reduce shelter, and spraying mice quarters. If a snake hides, place wet cloths then cover with dry cloths to trap it. outcome depends on moisture and shelter. Free detailed leaflet "Snakes" available from Extension Service at 19 Everett street.
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Everett Street
Local Extension Seeks Volunteers for Middlesex Fairs
Irene Hermanson of the Concord Extension Service and Middlesex County Fairs Association urge local leaders to attend one of nine sessions offered in morning afternoon or evening. Sessions run 10 to noon 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. The school trains volunteers to judge at fairs and exhibitions across Middlesex. Registrations must be made by June 20.
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Irene Hermanson
Concord — Extension Service
Middlesex County Fairs Association
Gem Ened
Middlesex
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Maynardites
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Cottage of Engineering
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Chan H. Watt
Concord
Raytheon Company
Bedford
Selectmen’s Notes
Weston Camp
Saini
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