Space Instrumentation Division Formed At Actaries Inc
Technology Instrumentation announces a new space instrumentation division at Actaries Inc in Sudbury to develop packaged satellite telemetry and test instrumentation for space flight. Key personnel include A Cohen Frissora and James L King with prior work at AFCRC and Geophysics Research Directorate. They conducted 1959 tests on instrument packages for missiles with launches at Cape Canaveral Wallops and White Sands.
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Technology Instructation
Actories, Inc
Sudbury
A. Cohen
Meteor Physics Brane
Geoctor
Air Force Search Center
New Sity
San ‘Atmosphericith Signal Corp
En- Laboratory
Fort N. J
Arch
Atmos
Frissora
King
Cohen
Joseph R. ‘Frissora
Geo-Science Inc
Geophysical Research Directorate
AFCRC
Northeastern University
Northastern University Electronics
Watertown
James L. King
Geophysics Research ‘Directorate
The
Technology Instrument Corporation
Cape Carnaveral
Wyland Air
Wallops Island
Holloman’ Air Base
White Sands
N. M
Cloutier Elected Board Chairman in Bedford Selectmen
Bedford selectmen organized for the new year with Franklin W. Cloutier as chairman and Jon Earl Dick as clerk. Other members include Louis H. Smith Arthur H. Hayden and Warren Lewellen with Smith and Hayden re-elected earlier this month.
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Bedford
Franklin W. Cloutier
Jon Earl
Louis H. Smith
Arthur H. Hayden
Warren Lewellen
Smith
Hayden
Carlisle School Notes on Closures and First Grade Registration
Carlisle public schools will be closed Friday for teacher workshops at Center School Stow. Concord High guidance director visited eighth graders to advise on entering freshman classes. Registration for new first graders is set for April with Principal Marguerite L Grant. Supt Ralph C Glidden Jr will meet mothers at Spaulding School Auditorium Monday at 8 p.m.
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Carlisle
Center School
Stow
Concord High Guidance
Marguerite L. Grant
Ralph C. Glidden, Jr
Spaulding School
Acton plants expand space instrumentation support network
The 15 designers at Acton plants of T I C coordinate to provide a comprehensive space instrumentation service. A model shop, machine shop and production equipment across TIC subsidiaries support the new division. Expanded environmental testing facilities include radiation testing with space instruments at Acton laboratories, offering the most complete testing service in New England.
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Acton
T. I.C
Actontratories Inc
New England
Technology Instrument
Maynard Cadets Promoted in Northeastern ROTC
College ROTC announces promotions of three Maynard men in Northeastern University ROTC. Second Lieutenants Robert M. Weiss Thomas F. Parker and Earl C. Steeves are named among the 2,800 member brigade led by Col Sidney S. Davis for scholastic leadership. Weiss resides 2 Anthony road Bedford Parker at 27 Walnut street Maynard Steeves of 20 Park street Maynard.
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Maynard
Northeastern University
R. O
Earl C. Steeves
Park Street
Home loan share rises to near half in current era
An average of 47 percent of a house’s total cost is covered by a loan today, up from 37 percent a decade ago. This shift highlights greater leverage in homebuying and evolving financing trends affecting buyers and lenders.
Concord welcomes new residents in the newly built area
New Concord residents welcomed by Walton hostess Betty Olesen include Robert R Rownds and family from California with two boys ages five and twenty two. Ernest E Jonsain from Garden City New York renting. Guy Woodlief from North Carolina buying. Theodore G Shamp from Rochester New York engineering at Raytheon. Stanley Mantell from Woburn with a son and daughter. Howard Painter Jr from Shrewsbury and Bloomfield now at Praise Street with an engineering post at General Radio.
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Concord
Betty Olesen
Walton
Robert R. Rownds
Westvale Drive
California
Rounds
Air Force
Theodore G. Shamp
Elsinore Street
Rochester
N.Y
Garden Apartments
Shamp
Raytheon
Howard Painter, Jr
Shrewsbury
Bloomfield
Conn
Praise Street
Painter
General Radio Plant
Concord-National Book Awards Display at Library
Concord library hosts a display of past award winners and a preview of this year’s contenders. Five judges including Philip Booth Lincoln and May Sarton name winners for fiction and poetry prizes. An exhibit features magazines edited by Louisa May Alcott and several notable books.
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Philip &. Booth
Lincoln
Stanley Kimitz
M. 'L. "Resul
May Sarton
James Johnson Sweeney
Concord
Louisa May Alcott
Facets Of Art Exhibits New England Craft At Ordavo
Lincoln crafted works from pottery fabrics stained glass woodwork weaving and mosaics join sculpture painting and seat furniture in a 1960s era show at the DeGortova Museum running March 27 to May 8. Frederick Walkey directs a display highlighting design and workmanship across media with Modern furniture from Verne Co Heman Miller Furniture Co Paul McCott Furniture Chatak Furniture and Knoll Associates Inc arranged by Design Corporation of Boston.
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Lincoln
New England
DeGortova Museum
Frederick Walkey
Design Corporation of Boston
Modern Furniture fromaVerne Co
Heman Miller Furniture Co
Paul McCott Furniture Co
Chatak., Furniture, and Knoll Associates Inc
Carlisle notices urge pet licenses and voter reg in town
Local dog owners must license pets by March 31 at the town clerk's office with Mrs Margaret M Heald directing. Friday is the last day to register before the April presidential primary in the selectmen's room at Gleason Library. Rehearsals for the P T A minstrel show continue Mondays with casting for men. directors are Mrs George P Towle and James F Sloan. Carlisle Grange toast event Saturday at the Grange Hall with caller Peter Schell of Billerica.
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Margaret M. Heald
Selectmen’s Room
F Gleason
P.T. Aminstrel
George P. Towle
James F. Sloan
Sored
Carlisle Grange
Grange Hall
Peter Schell
Billerica
Sleeves for Synthetics Simplify Set In Sewing
New York UP reports that synthetic fabrics shrink less, making set in sleeves hard. A pattern with kimono or raglan sleeves eases sewing of synthetic fabrics.
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New York
Anthropologist Dr Ethel Alpenfels Speaks at Alcott PTA
Concord reports Dr. Ethel Alpenfels from New York University lectured at Alcott School Auditorium on Culture in a Materialistic Age. She compared American Indians Africa Austria and India to explore family roles and societal values as a background for modern thought. Red Cross Month appeal included.
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Concord
Ethel Alpenfels
New York University
Alcott School
Alpenfels
Broad Experi
Ence
Africa
Austria
Francis India
Lincoln-Sudbury Students Attend Middlebury Play
Lincoln-Sudbury Regional's 14 players visit Middlebury College in Vermont to watch Blood Wedding by the Middlebury Players. They tour the theatre facilities, share notes during intermissions, and present a 45 to 54 minute cutting of the play for the cast and crew after the performance.
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Sudbury
Blood Wedtlink
Middlebury College
Middlebury College Players
Lorca
Eric Wolkert
Lincoln-Sudbury
Middlebury
Mr. Davis
Jan ‘Timmerman
Speech and Drama Center
Helen Rhodes
Martha Norton
Penny Foster
Ann Harding
Joan Pirrello
Beverly Emmons
Martha Livengood
Pat Sturgis
Ingridapis
Sara Galt
Carol Streeter
Miriam Coombs
Paul Mitchell
Kate Warren
Middle
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Attleboro
Mutual Fire Insurance
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Mutua
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Mutual Fire Insurance Association
OP Wew
England
Ernest E. Johnsain
Middle Street
Garden City
John
Guy Woodlief
Bolton and
Dover Street
North Carolina
Mitre Corp
Boston. University
Peter Spring Road
Woburn
Stanley Mantell
Mr. Mantell
E. van Norden
Ordavo
PTA
RED Cross
Crete
Jehee
Formica
Railite
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Meonevin
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Tay Gas
Wade
Ken Thre
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