Personnel Board Rejects Town Pay Hike Plan
Maynard reports the 7th Employees Association sought a blanket 10 cent wage hike. the Personnel Board announced it will not approve raises at the next Annual Town Meeting. It reviewed 291 of 351 state schedules and found current ward salaries favorable. The board also denied increased sick leave, extra vacation time, and additional days off for Police and Fire Department staff. A separate article on the 10 cent increase remains uncertain, pending association decisions at its next meeting.
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Maynard
7Th Employees Association
Savesrd
Competitee Sancery
Pranior
Employdale Prevetel
Prora
Columbus
Maynard Selectmen Schedule Hearings and Approvals
The Maynard Board of Selectmen voted to hold a hearing Tuesday at 7 p.m. on requests from Boston Edison and New England Tel about pole locations on Mill Street. They approved a state peddler license for Omar Latva to sell fuel and oil from a truck, and granted the Maynard Chamber of Commerce use of the town house basement on Dec 5 for bands in the Christian parade with a possible Dec 6 rain date. The board noted Hilco Engineers’ alleged Building Code violations have been corrected, and agreed to attend a Middlesex County Selectmen Association meeting in Groton on Dec 4. They also granted a permit for Boy Scouts Troop 30 to sell Christmas wreaths house to house, and voted to send letters about pole removal and officials’ salaries discussions due Dec 3.
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Boston Edison Co
New England Tel. and
Tel. Co
Mill Street
Main Street
Oani D. Latva
Marlboro Street
Maynard
Maynard Chamber of Commerce
Forrest W. Nelson
Hilco
Middlesex County Selectmen’s Association
Groton
Boy Scouts
New England
Board of Selectmen
Acton Lions Hear Bowling Expert Talk at Supper Meeting
Oscar Silverman, West Acton guest speaker and former Worcester sports writer, spoke on bowling's rise at the Acton Lions supper at West Acton Fire Station. Presented by program chairman C Robert Heselton, Dr William Clewley presided. Arthur Charbonneau won the drawing. Bedford Lions Club visitors attended led by Currier.
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Acton
Acton Lions
West Acton
Oscar Silverman
West Boylston
Worcester
Robert Heselton
William B. Clewley
Arthur Charbonneau
Bedford Lions Club
Irman Currier
Concord Club
Yale Professor Barghoorn recounts espionage frameup ordeal
Yale University professor Frederick C. Barghoorn described a 16 day Russian prison ordeal after a stranger forced a newspaper roll into his coat pocket claiming he carried military secrets. He noted prior intelligence work and multiple trips to Russia, with talks on past travel and U.S. Soviet exchanges ongoing.
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Washington
Soviet Union
United States
Stalin
State Department
Germany
Barghoorn
Russia
Yale
Frederick C. Barghoorn
State Dept
UPI
Soggy biscuits blamed on liquid fat and low oven
U S Department of Agriculture food specialists attribute soggy biscuits to excessive liquid and insufficient fat or to baking at too low an oven temperature.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Police Seek Suspects After Blasts Jitter Tuscaloosa Residents
Alabama police patrol Tuscaloosa streets and university area after blasts touched off damage. Residents are jittery as Miss Malone says the blasts have people on edge and nerves frayed by the incidents.
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Tuscaloosa
Miss Malone
Bazaar Planned Here On Dec. 7 at Good Shepherd Church
Acton reports the annual bazaar by the Church of the Good Shepherd on December 7 at Board Auditorium features a handmade quilt by Mrs. Charles Liebfried and Mrs. Alice Wood. The event offers Christmas gifts toys books jewelry and more with a roast beef dinner to conclude the day chaired by Frank Dickinson.
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Acton
Church of the Good Shepherd
Charles. Liebfried
Alice Wood
Brd
Frank Dickinson
Acton Official's Wife In Accident
Mrs. Donald L. Loring of 332 Arlington Street Acton is recovering from a fractured hip at Emerson Hospital after an accident in Nashua New Hampshire. She is the wife of the Water Commissioners chairman and was expected to return home yesterday.
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Acton
West Acton
Donald L. Loring
Arlington Street
Emerson Hospital
Nashua
Faneuf
Sannella
Boy Scouts at New York World's Fair Week Draws 5000 Visitors
More than 5,000 Boy Scouts from across the nation planned to visit the New York World’s Fair. An exhibit area was set in the Industrial section with Boy Scout Week scheduled July 17 to 23, 1964. The event aligned with the National Scout Jamboree at Valley Forge, Pa. and urged large group visits before and after the jamboree.
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UPI
New York
The
Fair Corporation
Valley Forge
Four Nashoba High One Act Plays Planned This Week
Bolton residents will attend Nashoba Regional High School one act play competition over Friday and Saturday evenings. Four classes perform short plays directed by Conrad Geller Donald Willson John Mullen and Mrs Emylee Lever with casts featuring many local students. Shows begin at 8 p m each night.
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Bolton
Nashoba Regional High School
Clifford Venteel
Harvard
Donald Senting
Donald Payton
Conrad Geller
Lewis Cuttell
Richard Patterson
Diane Juszynski
Mary Lou Ventura
Catherine Hastings
Michelle Mesmer
Dorothy Anderson
William Pearse
Brian Macomber
Ann Joyce
Susan Kyle
Susan MacClellan
Margaret Sawyer
Elaine Pessotti
Raymonde Thomson
Wayne Sharkey
Carl Comes
John Ricchieri
James Mentzer
Robert Carbary
Allan Whitman
Eric Pekkala
Mr. Geller
Donald Willson
Walter Hackett
Paul Harvey
Linda Roberts
Walter Piecewicz
Karen Karhuman
Priscilla Stedman
Frederic Hunt
William Ware
John Mullen
Isabel McReynolds Gray
Kathryn Plumley
Karen Shoemaker
Susanne Kanis
Arthur Polansky
Janice Altapiedi
Carol Graustein
Mary Marble
Phillip Ryder
Jane Potter
Nashoba High News Bus Report from Fall Meeting and Sports
Nashoba High School seniors Mary Altapiedi and Jane Potter attended the Fall meeting of the Massachusetts Division of High School Student Councils at West Boylston. The event featured group discussions and a keynote theme The Challenge of Todays Leaders. Nashoba freshmen beat North Middlesex freshmen with Theodore Smith scoring twice. Nashoba holds two wins and two losses. A Thanksgiving program is planned Friday afternoon with Stanley Kuniewich presenting Plymouth history. The Nashoba Concert Choir will perform selections and readings with John Holbrook as announcer.
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Mary Altapiedi
Jane Potter
Nashoba
West Boylston
Dents
Nathan L. Beardsley
Hanksgivi Sto
Stanley Kuniewich
Coe
Plymouth
William Bradford
John Holbrook
Shoe Polish Purchases Rise With Better Display in Stores
A survey by Irving J. Bottner, president of Esquire Shoe Care Products, finds one in a hundred shoppers adds shoe polish to grocery carts, and sales grow when polish is prominently displayed in supermarkets.
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New York
UPI
Irving J. Bottner
Esquire Shoe Car Products
Bottner
Permission To Pray Sparks School Auditorium Debate
In Oxford Massachusetts two brothers aged 12 and 9 asked to pray aloud in classrooms. After defying orders, they gained permission to pray in the school auditorium while authorities reassessed rules.
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Oxford
Oxford, Mass
UPI
Thomas
Aeneus
William
Alfred Chaffe
Frank Sannella
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