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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1963
Page
1
The Enterprise marks its 75th birthday with a 20 page supplement offering historical features and reader interest. It highlights notable locals, ancestry stories, town name origins, and staff photographs, plus messages from advertisers and business readers.
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Police named Jatin King aged 24 and McMurty in connection with a night break in. Both suspects were brought before a judge and fully arraigned in court.
Police say a young walker was badly injured when his car veered off Route 126 northbound and crashed into a tree. Firefighters and police spent an hour extricating the victim who was pinned at the chest. the driver was alone at the time.
A special town meeting and election for Carlisle voters is planned Monday at Spalding School with polling from 2 pm to 8 pm. Discussion items include a four article warrant: filling two year vacancy for Rayeedo on George H Meehan and Carroll B Sleeper, a new well for the new school, a new sewerage project, naming the school Timothy Wilkins School, and a transfer of funds.
Concord Twins logistical loop assigns Charlie Mayo to Andersons Jack Condon to Condon s Dave Spooner to Arrows and Jim Webb to the Air.
President Kennedy confirms Steinmann for local post. Steinmann is a World War II veteran and is married to Rita Bent. The couple have three sons Joseph M. Jr Robert J Barry and a grandson.
The Concord sixteens paced baskets in a Boe Concord area with ten bearing donor names and six unnamed. D.P.W installed them while the Chamber of Commerce coordinated local merchants orders and funding. Donors include Concord Auto Parts, Auto Service, Dairy, Garden Club, Package Store, and several businesses.
Plans for a four-building elderly housing complex on Everett Street in Concord are to be completed in two to three months. Robert Charles Association Inc of Boston will act as architectural firm after approval by the state housing board. The $384,000 project includes eight apartment units per building.
A $10,000 blaze damaged a house prompting firemen to search for a cause. The residence belonged to Arthur P. Charbonneau a recently retired Air Force major who lives in Acton formerly of Concord. West Concord station equipment assisted.
The town will open bids for a $75,000 water department loan on June 27 at 11 30 a m in the Merchants National Bank offices. The Lexing use petition for the state armory on Oct 25 was filed and then denied.
Report notes Valentina in space for a third day at 5 30 a m EDT aboard a twin orbit mission. Rumors of a landing attempt circulated until 4 20 a m EDT when transmitter ceased. Bykovsky 28 a married pilot appears to begin return to earth at 6 30 a m EDT.
Concord records Capt. Robert OGrady ending a three and a half year tour in Japan. He departs next week for Goldsboro North Carolina for a new assignment with the Air Force. He served 13 years and was an athlete at Concord High. His wife and four children accompany him on furlough at home.
The committee redraws attendance areas affecting Cambridge turnpike Sandy Pond road Hawthorne lane Shadyside avenue and Lexington road east of Merriam's corner. Grades kindergarten through three in those zones will attend Alcott School instead of Ripley next year. No other areas or grades change.
The Massachusetts Department of Education bans all religious ceremonies in public school graduation exercises in steps to conform with U S norms. The move follows quotes critiquing the nation’s direction and education efforts. The State Board of Education will meet June 27 to discuss further actions.
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