Sudbury Officials Debate Edison Cross-Town Transmission
Sudbury selectmen say no hearing date set yet for Edison Company streets crossing, will act after DP U hearing ends. Rumors say Concord may seek state relief or legislative action to allow lines, while Wayland and Sudbury resist to protect natural resources. 700 signatures on petition submitted to DP U amid calls for a joint 1963 precedent to be revisited.
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Sudbury
Edison Company
San
Concord Selectnen
Jonson
D.P.U
New Haven
Wayland
Concord
Edison
Department
The
Edison Com
Selectmen Permit Street Work and Assessments
Selectmen voted to set up street work and assessment to Acton for Robert W. 7. The action authorized a sense for collection of funds and oversight of proposed street lay.
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Sense
Acton
Robert W
Halloween Safety Advice From Local Residents
The notice urges extreme caution for Halloween activity and urges supervising adults for young children. It notes concerns about visibility and uses of matches and vehicles. Advice comes from residents including Mrs James A Hart and Sarah Tinker and mentions a Dwight D Eisen week in Acton.
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Ike
James A. Hartlin
Sarah Tinker
South Acton
Dwight D. Eisenweek
Local notices and town news bits from Concord Maynard and beyond
Community requests and town updates cover Oct 31 events election notes and local personalities. Mentions include Clarence Korell joining Concord celebrations Jason Korell local drives and a Maynard football game against Concords rival. Also notes road work Route 27 and a new toy store coming to Maynard with large floor space and parking.
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Kiddoes
Jason Korell
Concord
Mack
Jason
Korell
Maynard
John
Sudbury
Stuart's Jewelry & Appliance
Enterprise
Tom’s Food World
Lowell Road
Bill Towler
Monument Hall
Ray Dumas
Howard Boeske
U P Readies House To House Drive For Goal
Acton holds the first of two solicitor education seminars at Town Hall as United Fund volunteers prepare for a house to house campaign. Frederick Rozelle and Richard Dini lead the effort with plans for remaining solicitors to meet Monday at 8 p.m. Frederick Reynolds Jr reports progress as contributions from William Drury and Joseph Zorn’s committees arrive.
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Acton
Division of
Acton United Fund
Frederick Rozelle
North Metropolitan
Greater Boston
Bids For Sewer Project Awaiting Award As Review Starts
Ten bids ranged from 416595 to 431230 for a sewer line from the pumping station through the meadows and Main Street toward MacArthur Road with a project cost around 406000. No award yet as Metcalf & Eddy study continues and federal approval is required. The second low bid came from R Zoppo Inc and the third from Piatelli Federico Brain tiie. The process will return the seven highest bids and bonds before reviewing the three lowest figures.
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Main Street
MacArthur Road
Tee. Dorchester
DiMinico & Cincotta
Sylvester A. Ray
West Roxbury
Nelson
Metcalf & Eddy
R. Zoppo, Inc
Norwood
Piatelli-Federico, Braintiie
Four New Election Officers Appointed in Concord
Concord town manager says three election officers Anne Hanley Mina Salter and Florence Bem is have resigned and a fourth vacancy results from the death of Alexander F MacEacher Four successors named Marilyn E W Ruggiero Harrington Avenue Precinct 2 8 p m Alice R Wilkinson 231 Main Street Precinct 2 5 p m Mary T OMalley 36 Elsinore Street Precinct 2 8 p m Josephine Grande 23 Southfield Road Precinct 1 8 p m
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Concord
Anne Hanley
Mina Salter
Florence Bemis
Alexander F. MacEacher
Marilyn E. W. Ruggiero
Harrington Avenue
Alice R. Wilkinson
Main Street
Mary T. O'Malley
Elsinore Street
Josephine Grande
Southfield Road
Manager Seeks Removal of Tracks at Concord Crossings
Concord town manager Theodore M. Nelson has contacted the B&M Railroad requesting removal of tracks at Monument street and Lowell road crossings. The track has been moved along the line and is long abandoned. If the street surface tracks are removed the railroad will be responsible for roadway repairs.
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Concord
Theodore M. Nelson
B. & M. Railroad
Monument Street
Lowell Road
Peabody Receives Warm Welcome in Concord Social Event
Concord hosts a festive reception for Governor candidate Peabody at the Buttrick estate. The event features 16 young Democrats serving as Pages, a $5,000 labor group donation, and a $600 campaign contribution raised by local Democrats.
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Endicott
Chub
Peabody
Buttrick
Stedmar Buttrick, Sr
Joseph Salerno
Old Bedford Road
Concord
Concord Democratic Town Committee
Citizens For
John Adams
Gar
Concord Selectmen Approve Election Day Liquor Sales
Concord voters may buy liquor on election day as selectmen approve ABC licensees selling within town limits for the November 8 ballot. Ambulance policy revised to allow town respond only to emergencies with town rates set, and surplus farm tractors slated for auction after appraisal.
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Robert S. Ireland
Crainfield Road
Old Bedford Road
Atty
Robert McWalter
Deacon Haynes Road
West Concord
Concord
ABC
Blair Named to Aid Morse in Concord Liaison Role
Concord attorney G Sherman Blair Jr is named co ordinator of liaison to supervise the Brad Morse Committee and the Republican state committee He serves as Republican town committee chairman in Concord Morse expresses gratitude for his consent to join the team
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Brad Morse
Concord
Concord-Stoneham
Oiff
West Concord
Byron Woodman
Morse
Lowell
Daniel Cronin
Brad” Morse
G. Sherman Blair, Jr
Blair
Republican State Committee
Sherm Blair
G.O.P. Victory
Concord Republican Main
Route
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Republican Town Town Committee
Acton Republicans Hold $100 Dinner Drive at Y
Acton residents Mr and Mrs Wilder and others attended a $100 per plate dinner sponsored by the State Republican Committee at Commonwealth Y in Boston. Wilder chairs the current drive for campaign funds with a Monday deadline and the Acton Republican Town Committee runs campaign HQ at 395 Massachusetts Avenue for Nov 6 staffing. Special committee heads James E Kinsley T Frederick Kennedy and Mrs James A Hartshorn oversee the HQ and volunteers are urged to register with committee members. Campaign literature is available to interested citizens.
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Acton
Lawrence P. Wilder
Kelley Road
Donald McNeish
Agawam
West Acton
Mase
State Republican Committee
Commonwealth ‘Y
Boston
Wilder
James A. Hartshorn
Legislator Pay Raise Debate Questioned Tax Impact
A report questions who bears the burden of a proposed legislator pay raise and whether tax implications are real. It surveys public concerns about how residents would be affected and how votes split on the measure.
May Vaccine Plan Considered by Concord Health Board
The Concord Board of Health is weighing a 1963 budget request of 1,000 dollars to fund mass immunization efforts. The proposal aims to expand vaccination coverage and protect public health through organized immunization campaigns.
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Concord — Board of Health
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Patter
Brad
Washington
U.P. Readies
R.R
Stedman Buttrick
Halle Watson
Mary Stevenson
Jean Wineman
Donna Heuchting
Suzy Kraushaar
Cindy Manson
Ann Gurley
Ann Sterling
Oe Harrison
Jean Strain
Regina WM
Janet McLaughlin
Mary Finigan
Susan Palmer
Joseph
Mass
Stedman Buttrick, Jr
Philip J. Corbett
Democratic Town Committee
Buttrock Corbett
Paul G. Counihan
John B. Finigan
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Oliver
Housing Authority
Everett Street
John J. Shea
Acton Common
Charles W. Davis
Mass. Selectmen’s Association
Macone Sporting Goods Store
Concord Community Chest
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