Scientist questions value of moon shot in public remarks
A speaker criticizes lunar exploration as a purely scientific project with high costs. He estimates personal share of the Moon mission at 500 dollars and warns of escalating U S government involvement in various fields while stressing survival over competition with Russia. The event ends with President Stadler adjourning.
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States
U.S
National Defense
Postal Service
Russia
United States
Stadler
Concord notices and community calendar items
Concord reports extended event dates and local obituaries. Notices include death of J. Old Road resident at Belmont Cambridge T. Spoerl lecture series at Parish and Unitarian events. Concord chorus Mendelssohn St Paul recording by WCRB. county agricultural committee re election. sympathy to Chandler Gifford Sr. and Stephen W. Chandler. Union Church youth program and chub meeting. Francis Callahan treated for a fractured arm from football injury.
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Robert Steer
Wcrb-Fm & AM
Concord Chorus
Chandler Gifford
Monument Street
Stephen W. Chandler
Duxbury
Boston
Francis Callahan
Francis J. Callahan
Prescott Road
Waltham Hospital
Carlisle Ladies Luncheon With Speaker Mrs Sorli
The Carlisle Congregational Church ladies circle held a luncheon at the church with guest speaker Mrs. Charles Sorli of Carlisle discussing her trip to Norway. Hostesses were Mrs. Charles Whitman and Mrs. Richard Schmidt. Carlisle Girl Scouts promote pound yeast cakes to aid cesspools and septic tanks with orders via local contacts to fund year round activities.
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Carlisle Congregational Church
Charles Sorli
Carlisle
Norway
Charles Whitman
Richard Schmidt
Karl Struss
Herbert Bates
Richard Mortenson
Fringe benefits rise in 1961 payroll costs
Fringe benefits averaged 1 254 dollars per worker in 1961, per the U S Chamber of Commerce. They accounted for 24 9 percent of payroll and were 122 dollars higher than 1959 chamber figures from 1 120 firms.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
U S. Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Emerson Hospital Auxiliary Sale Set for November 27
Emerson Hospital auxiliary announces a fundraiser on November 27 at 109 Sudbury Road the home of Mrs Ben Wilson. Sale opens 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. coffee and sandwiches served and proceeds aid the hospital building fund. Call Mrs Julian Tolman at EM 94628 to help.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital
Ben Wilson
Sudbury Road
Julian Tolman
Grand Opening Sale Planned at Crowell Store
Donald L. Grossman announces a Grand Opening Sale near the Maynard line at Routes 117 and 62. A door prize drawing will be held November 21 at 4 p.m. with ten prizes including a movie camera, hair dryer, vitamin pills, a $10 gift certificate, and three Crowell Farm turkeys. Persons may enter by recording name, address, and phone number at the store. Entry is not dependent on purchases.
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Crowell
Maynard
Donald L. Grossman
Water District Meeting At Acton Hall On Monday
West and South Water Supply District calls a 1y 8 p m session at Acton Hall town hall to vote under Article 2 of the June 4 special district meeting. Voters will authorize its treasurer with water committee approval and consider transferring 2000 from surplus revenue to materials and supplies. A moderator will be chosen to preside.
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Acton
West and South Water Supply District
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Ample
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Loncord
Marth Old Road
Belmont
Cambridge
T. Spoerl
Lecit
Uate
Appleman
Mith
Martin Road
Enlistmag
Trinitarian Church
U F Brown
Vic
Barretts Mill
Johnson
Radcliffe College
Ter Town
Lawrence J. Kenney
Virginia Road
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office
Stephen Verrill
Frederick Christensen
Horace Seldon
Mass. Congregational Conference
Union Church
Sheldon
Ralph Crowell
Stow Shopping Center
David Grossman
New Stow Drug Store
Bernard Weiner
Prince Matchabelli
Water District
Acton Hall
Crowell Farm
Playtex
STOW
Winthrop W. Addy
Bell & Howell Sun Dial
Universal Hair Dryer
Turkey
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