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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1962
Page
4
Citizens complain to selectmen about poor condition of new homes. The planning board pressed voters to adopt a building code authorizing a building inspector to withhold occupancy permits. If approved, local construction would face stronger controls, with another chance at the next annual town meeting.
The nation will observe American Education Week November 11 to 17 with the theme Education Meets the Challenge of Change. The article argues education is the backbone of society and calls for public awareness of school purposes and needs to enable informed community decisions.
The text urges learning about the education system within a week and participating in school programs. It stresses analyzing comparative school quality, seeking answers, and forming personal plans. It warns of possible disappointment yet promotes constructive community involvement beyond financial support, highlighting the home and environment.
Trade magazines report that under the new tax law business gifts will be deductible up to 25 per person per year. Buyers shift to cheap gifts while average per person spend sits around seven dollars, and total recipients per company rise to forty two. Some firms ban all gifts from suppliers and require letters to employees explaining the policy before Christmas lists form.
A historical column recalls Chinese Communists using mass human wave assaults in Korea and now in the Himalayas against India. It notes simple arms, brutal close range fire, and lessons learned, as American support, Indian gold, and Khrushchev’s alliance shapers meet a stark strategic challenge.
The article sketches a strategic arc from Istanbul to Izmir and Athens highlighting NATO bases in Izmir and Incirlik, U.S. missiles with nuclear warheads, and Greek forces as pivotal in protecting Middle East oil routes. It outlines six invasion avenues seen by NATO planners and notes Soviet naval and land pressure in the Black Sea region.
The article reports Assistant Defense Secretary Arthur Sylvester pressing for restraints on national defense news during the Cuban crisis. Reporters faced a rigid, multi-step Washington clearance process, delaying or suppressing pictures and information. The piece criticizes bureaucratic overreach and poor judgment in attempts to shape news coverage.
A writer recounts a claim of photographing brain waves from a man named Serious at the U S Capitol and Pentagon, producing photos described as incredible but mostly fuzzy and misfocused. The images show tilted domes, dark prints, double images, and scattered subjects, with the writer skeptical yet intrigued.
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