Maynard Paper Endorses No Party or Club
A Maynard newspaper at 28 Nason Street endorses no political party faith or club and states it remains serviced by the office.
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Nason Street
Maynard
Concord Enterprise in Concord, Massachusetts
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1962
Page
12
Maynard Town Debates Welfare Staffing Shortage
Maynard faces a welfare staffing shortfall as officials resist new positions despite state and federal funding to cover most salaries. Town meeting attendees voice frustration at officials’ attacks on welfare workers while urging improvements to aid dependent residents.
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Maynard
Commonwealth
Maynard area urged to ready fallout shelters now
In view of the Cuban crisis and proximity to Boston and Hanscom AFB, readers in Maynard and nearby towns are urged to prepare fallout shelters. Dr Willard F Libby notes an hour to shelter after a blast, with Civil Defense citing at least half an hour for protection.
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Maynard
Boston
Bedford
Hanscom Air Force Base
Willard F. Libby
Civil Defense
Department of Defense
Concord
Sudbury
Acton
Stow
Question No 1 Referendum on Income Tax Power
The article warns Question No 1 would grant the Legislature unrestricted power to raise taxes via a graduated income tax. It argues the measure misleads as tax reform while enabling new, unlimited taxing authority and potential exemptions from federal rules.
Kennedy stance and Cuba policy praised as foreign victory
Editorial lauds President Kennedy for standing up to Khrushchev and Gromyko, blockading Cuba, and portraying U S strength as crucial to defeating Soviet pressure. It warns against complacency, urges continued pressure worldwide, and emphasizes a decisive victory in foreign affairs since World War I.
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United States
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Gromyko
Cuba
Soviet Union
Kennedy policy boosts US standing says Volkswagen head
Dr Heinz Nordoff of Volkswagenwerk A G credits President Kennedy for sharpening international prestige after the Cuban crisis. He notes the action increased confidence in the United States among free peoples and strengthened West Germany and the Free World.
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Kennedy
United States
Heinz Nordoff
Volkswagenwerk A. G
America
West Germany
Free World
Nordoff
Selection of Judges in Massachusetts
The governor must appoint lifelong judges and rely on qualified lawyers to advise. In 1960 a statewide three member Massachusetts Bar Association panel with Boston and county bar reps was created to evaluate candidates and suggest names for judicial service. Presidents of the state and Boston bar associations discussed commitment to employing the panel’s services if elected.
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Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Bar
Massachusetts Bar Association
Boston Bar Association
Governor Volpe
Peabody
What miracle instant missiles and bases on old Beardys Island
Washington Window reports a lighthearted, rambling caustic monologue by The Hon. Timothy denouncing Soviet rapid missile deployment. Tugburton mocks UPI style claims praising instant missiles and bases, contrasting Russian speed with American delays while riffing on Castro and Berlin.
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Washington Upi
Timothy
Tugburton
Tim
Grant Dillman
Old
Castro
U. S
Berlin
College Building Room Predicted By UPI
A Philadelphia firm predicts a campus construction boom through 1972 reaching about 12 billion dollars by 1970 as college enrollments rise from 3.6 to 6 million. Dormitories classrooms and administration buildings top projected needs, with total housing costs estimated around 3 to 4.5 billion dollars.
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Jesse Bogue
UPI Financial
New York
Nolen - Swinburne
Educational Fad Laboratories, Inc
Instituti
Herbert H. Swi
James A. and
Swinburne
Spellia
Maynard Voter Counts and Local Deaths Highlight Yearly Notes
Maynard sees 2 671 registered voters and a death of Elizabeth Low aged 74 after long illness. Also noted are Maynard civic events and obituaries including Francis Spellman confirming 300 in Maynard and various local personalities with several references to past anniversaries and local church anniversaries.
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Shirley Stoddard Hardy
Springfield
Stewart Beach
West Acton
Maynard
Elizabeth Low
Francis J. Spellman
D. D
Doris Thompson
Bedford
Edwin R. Athearn
Vineyard Haven
James King
Maynard Selectmen’s Office
Navy
Richard Kurtz
William Parker
James Walker
Joseph McKenna
Massachusetts Voters Face Senate Candidate Choice
An editorial urges Massachusetts voters to consider the unwritten rule of separation of powers, noting past instances where presidents avoided relatives in Congress or the judiciary. It argues against electing the president’s youngest brother to the Senate on November 6, calling for adherence to national traditions.
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United States
Massachusetts
U. S. Senate
Famil
Adams Massachusetts
C Harter, Jr
G Ner
Hiser
Chusetts
United States Senate
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Churchill
Joe Stalin
Yalta
Washington
Yesteryear
Elmer R. Carmichael
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