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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1962
Page
10
Post office officials urge early action for the 1962 Christmas mail rush. Citizens should include return addresses, use first class stamps, and prepare sturdy packaging with extra labels to ensure fast delivery and smooth handling.
An opinion piece argues that 1960 saw high officer fatalities with many killers having prior convictions and leniency in past acts. It questions social reformers and urges respect for victims, citing FBI comments on indulgence replacing discipline and concerns over arrest as minor inconveniences.
A town or city sets school budgets via superintendent led proposals, school boards, and voter approval. Meetings explain itemized costs, aims, and needs to judge value, quality, and long term savings for the community. Education is described as everyone’s responsibility and essential to national security.
A plea highlights rapid debt growth from 27 billion in 1919 to 270 billion after WWII and 300 billion today. It argues deficits fuel inflation, taxes erode personal freedom, and a raised debt ceiling funds socialist programs. The speaker warns future generations will bear the burden and asserts a right to freedom from impossible debt.
The New York Conservative Party era stirs the GOP with liberal and Eisenhower Republicans reacting. Sen. Case proposes a Lib Mod Ike alliance to counter CPI, eyeing 200000 conservative votes and a clash with New York conservatives over party control and policy priorities.
Ten year period notes births marriages and deaths across Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford and surrounding towns. Highlights include births in Maynard and Acton, anniversaries in Concord and Sudbury, and several deaths of residents such as James Martin Cutler 82 in Concord and Mary Alice Murnby 75 a lifelong Concord resident. Community events include Bedford Red Cross blood donor day and engagements plans among local families.
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