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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1963
Page
1
Concord residents praise the town police department for around the clock work after recent crimes. The article notes officers’ long shifts, the need for more protection and pay, and the impact on community safety for families and children.
Selectmen Cal George Meehan and Y to discuss under Chapter 90 issues on Maple Street. They plan to proceed with the project but defer a formal decision at Friday meeting.
Fragmentary text mentions a date and replacement action but lacks clear names, places, or events. The readable parts indicate a calendar or schedule adjustment with minimal details.
A Lincoln Special Town Meeting will be held at Smith School Monday at 7:90 p.m. to consider a Lincoln Sudbury regional School District request for a nation of plans for the building. Another article covers proposals to address water and building deficiencies.
Rev. Colin Gracey of Trinity Episcopal Church joins about ten ministers from Massachusetts and Vermont on a Boston departure to Williamston North Carolina. Led by Rev. Harvey Cox from Andover Newton Theological School the group aims to be the first white demonstrators in the rural 6000 population town.
Concord unit meetings of the League of Women Voters will discuss Foreign Economic Policy. Sessions begin with coffee at 9 45 a.m. and 7 45 p.m. Hostesses and moderators listed include Nashobe Elm Mrs Francis Moulton and others across Concord West and Carlisle with meetings at multiple locations.
Concord officials warn of serious railroad hazards on a busy trunk line. B M officials must attend after multiple complaints about loose tracks and spikes. Two bends near Sudbury Road and Belknap Street are cited with trains reported to sway.
Construction in October reached 433117 with 393690 in new work. Compared to October 1962 totals 301640 with 229500 in new work. Twelve new residences listed including Wheeler Homes 19000 D Agostine 23000 Heritage Blog five units 24900 each 71900 and 25000 Richard Loynd 14000 DeStefano Inc two more.
Yale political scientist Frederick Barghoorn, expert on Russian affairs, was arrested in Moscow as a spy. He served at the U S embassy from 1942 to 1947, taught at Yale, authored The Soviet Cultural Offensive, and has lived in New Haven. His brother, Dr Elsa Barghoorn, is a biologist in Carlisle.
Bedford area residents and selectmen from Bedford and neighboring towns joined veterans groups at the Veterans Day program. After a town parade, ceremonies took place in the hospital theatre of Bedford VA Hospital.
Concord Brooks School announces Katrina de Hirsch L C S T will speak at Alcott School auditorium Concord on Thursday Nov 21 at 8 pm. Her lecture on Reading Performance Predictions and Evaluations covers language and communication. The event is open to the public.
Recreation Director Stephen V. Holmes announces that Mrs. Herbert McLean the commission's clerk is available at the town house Monday through Friday 9 am to 11 am to take information and answer questions. Mrs. Walter Hobson the town manager's secretary will receive calls during other hours at EM 9 5980. The recreation telephone number is EM 9 6460. Other information may be supplied by calling Holmes at his home EM 9 2915. Tight fitting shoes or boots can cause frostbite which can be not only painful but serious.
Sunday services at Trinitarian Congregational Church led by Rev. Robert H. Barber feature a sermon on The Power of Dedication. Church school, junior youth, and senior fellowship meet with several leaders, baptisms planned, and a couples club gathering with an illustrated news note.
Public budget hearing on November 25 revealed Concord-Carlisle School expenses hit a record $1,078,120 for 1964, about $120,106 above prior spending. Officials cited rising faculty numbers and teacher accruals as drivers of the approved budget, with a Finance Committee review before Town Meeting.
Middlesex County Council of the U S Auxiliary will host a noon tea at Monument Hall in Concord on November 23 with Naomi Wood of James Mansfield Unit 158 and Mildred 284 of Acton as hostesses. Special guests include past auxiliary directors, Rev John A York, Rev Edwin Nylen, Selectman John B Finigan, Dr Francis C McDonald, and other Legion officers. Gifts for hospitals will be on display December 4 and 5 and patients may choose gifts for family to be mailed by the legion. Christmas shop featured.
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