Eaton Hamilton Differ On Issues In Concord Race
Concord Republican Rep John M Eaton Jr faces Patricia Hamilton in the 138th Middlesex District. A 20¢ Mass League of Women Voters supplement shows their votes or positions on 20 questions, with differences on income tax, sales tax, rental tax, gasoline taxes, capital punishment, term lengths, constitutional revision, and broader issues. Both favor regional planning, parole transfer to state board, shorter statewide ballot, and greater home rule, while both oppose a state lottery and higher taxes.
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Concord
John M. Eaton
Middlesex
Patricia Hamilton
Mass League of Women Voters
Eaton
Hamilton
General Court
Boston
State Parole Board
Massachusetts
Work Underground Builds Giant Office Over Grand Central
Construction of a large office building over Grand Central Station is directed from beneath the station. Two trains on the lower track level guide foundation work as representatives of the general and foundation contractors oversee the addition of 99 columns to support the office structure above the terminal.
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New York
UPI
Grand Central Station
Investments urged in United States Savings Bonds
Public notices encourage investing in U. S. Savings Bonds to support national development. Authorities promote savings programs and urge citizens to purchase bonds as a patriotic financial move.
Orlando Air Force base officer honors failed dream of war era hero
Lt Col Ernest L Reid at Orlando AFB receives the air photographic and charting service Certificate of Achievement from Brig Gen Clifford H Rees for meritorious service as assistant and acting deputy chief of staff for personnel at ACS. Reid, co-pilot on the first U S aircraft shot down in World War II, lives with wife Shirley and five children in Orlando.
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Orlando Air Force Base
Ernest L. Reid
Air Photographic & Charting Service
Clifford H. Rees
Col. Reid
Military Air Transport Service
Orlando Afb
ACS
Col
Reid
U.S
Winchester
Mass
Shirley
Hargill Drive
Orlando
Fla
David Reid
West Acton
Three Graduates Enter College From Acton Area
Acton Miss Janice Fullenton, a 1963 Acton Roxborough graduate, starts as a freshman at State College Fitchburg and plans teaching. Eric Swenson, class of 1964, joins University of Massachusetts forestry program after duties in glee club and senior play. Leonard Lukas, Acton Roxborough graduate, enrolls at Lowell Technological Institute to study electrical engineering.
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Acton
Janice Fullenton
Acton-Roxborough
State College
Fitchburg
Janice
Malcom Fullenton
Piper Road
Eric Swenson
John Swenson
Nashoba Road
University of Massachusetts
Eric
Glee Club
Leonard P. Lukas
Lowell Technological Institute
Leonard
Charles Lukas
Durkee Road
New child proof medicine cabinet unveiled in Washington
Dr. A L Chapman of the Public Health Service led the development of a prototype five button cabinet that confounds children. The unit opens only when the second and fourth buttons, counted from either end, are pressed simultaneously, and was unveiled at the Plumbing Fixture Manufacturers Association meeting.
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Washington
UPI
A. L. Chapman
Division of
Special Health Services Public Health Service
Plumbing Fixture Manufacturers Association
United Fund Kickoff Planned in Sudbury on November 4
Under J Philip Ledger United Fund campaign in Sudbury will start Friday November 4 at Old Lancaster Road. The drive supports 288 Massachusetts social health and welfare agencies and reports 1959 totals: 535 residents served by 13 hospitals 636 participants in 10 youth groups 55 helped by Health Nursing Association 15 served by family and 15 by child services totaling 1261 Red Feather services with low costs and volunteers.
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Sudbury
J. Philip Ledger
Old Lancaster Road
United Fund
Massachusetts
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Campfire
Health Nursing Association
Boston Legal Aid Society
Children’s
Judge Baker Guidance Center
Mass
Society P. C.C
Ledger
Robert Caldwell
Harry Black
Chet Wiley
Edward Katzenbach
Robert Birkenstock
Alexander Monroe
John Perry
147th Concord Family Service Society Meeting Summary
The 147th annual Concord Family Service Society gathering occurred at Monument Hall with a Dutch Treat luncheon. President Mrs. Allinsmith led sessions summarizing minutes, treasurer's report, personnel policies, council activities, and membership campaigns. Guest speakers Dr. Skinner and Dr. Lamont discussed professional roles in social work and child treatment thresholds.
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Concord
Concord Family Service Society
Monument Hall
Wesley Allinsmith
Peter Gray
William Lochman
Alden French
Ernest R. Spinng
Samuel G. Kent
Council of Family Agencies
United Community Services
David Edgar
Donnell Boardman
Acton
Maynard and
Winthrop Lee
Robert Solow
Allinsmith
Eleanor J. Shaugh
Skinner
Lamont
Frederick Lovejoy
Daniel Bushnell
Curtis Billings
Robert Eichler
Chester Larner
George T. Goodspeed
Matthew Fourat
Maynard
Lovejoy
Reginald Morgan
Thomas Motley
So. Acton
Leonard E. Rae
Harold Cabot
R. Wayne Homans
Derek Till
S. JE. Wicher
Robert H. Barber
Farnham H. Smith
Carlisle
Edgar
Ronald Ferry
Gay
A. E. Benfield
Lee
David B. Little
Solow
Concord Travel Agents Return After European Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Pete H. Grimes local travel agents returned from a European journey with their baby Petra Vivian. They visited London Juan-Les-Pins Cannes Nice Monte Carlo Berlin and Berlin Hilton with stops along the Riviera and Italian coast. They joined friends for dinners at La Reserve and prepared to speak to local women's clubs about their travels.
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Concord
Pete H. Grimes
Petra Vivian
London
Juan-Les-Ping
Frenza Riviera
Evelyn
Switzerland
San Tropez
San Remo
Italian Riviera
Ezz
St. Paul
Grasse
Cannes
Nice
Juan-Les-Pims
Theoule
Cap Ferrat
Provencal
Cap D’ Antibe
Robert Soderman
Alcott Road
Europe
Riviera
la Reserve
Grimes
Regional schooling paused for Friday convention and workshop
Acton Roxborough Regional and public schools suspend classes on Friday as teachers attend the Boston convention or local workshop. Superintendent William L O Connell attends Merrimac Valley Superintendent meeting. Mary Campbell takes seventh grade to Fisher Museum Harvard Forest Petersham for a field trip with 37 pupils.
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Acton
William L. O’connell
Acton - Roxborough
Boston
O’connell
Merrimac Valley Superintendents Association
Mary Campbell
Acton - Roxborough Regional High School
Fisher Museum
Harvard Forest
Petersham
Main Street
Open house at Carlisle fire station draws crowd
Nearly 400 visitors toured the Carlisle fire station on a Sunday open house with out of town guests. Exhibits included the forest fire truck valued at 6384 from Edward G Moody & Sons of Nashua New Hampshire. Chief Waldo D Wilson led exhibitions as visiting firemen from Concord Chelmsford Lexington and Bedford attended. Coffee and doughnuts were served.
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Carlisle
Edward G. Moody & Sons
Nashua
N. H
Waldo D. Wilson
Concord
Chelmsford
Lexington
Bedford
Acton Lions Schedule Tuesday Supper Meeting
Acton Lions plan a supper meeting Tuesday at 6 30 p m at Acton Center Woman's Clubhouse with President Paul M McPherson presiding The club also opens its annual light bulb drive this weekend Jay Gibb chairs the drive In addition P P William Flood attended a cabinet meeting and last week P P Richard A Gallant introduced speakers John McLaughlin of the Democratic Town Committee and William Kingman of the Republicans who spoke about candidates and party policies.
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Acton
Acton Lions
Acton Center Woman's Clubhouse
Paul M. McPherson
Jay Gibb
P.P
William Flood
North Andover
P. P
Richard A. Gallant
John McLaughlin
Democratic Town Committee
William Kingman
Republicans
Inmates Escape Farm Then Captured Near Lawrence
Two Massachusetts Correctional Institution inmates fled a Concord farm dormitory Saturday night after stealing a truck. Law enforcement from Lawrence Methuen and state police trapped the suspects in woods near the Lawrence Methuen line less than 24 hours later. Each man, John R Bedard and Roland W Mailhot, 18, were serving five year burglaries. They allegedly used the farm truck to flee through several towns before abandoning it and surrendering. Police planned court action on larceny charges.
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West Concord
Mass. Correctional Institute
Lawrence
Methuen
Lawrence-Methuen
Par
John R. Bedard
Roland W. Mailhot
Concord
Carlisle
Chelmsford
Lowell
Dracut
Thuen
Africa Giants At the Door lecture at Sudbury Junior High
Sudbury Junior High PTA sponsors Carl deSuze for an illustrated lecture, Africa: Giants At the Door. The 8 to 10 p.m. talk Sunday November 6 in the junior high gym covers Congo independence, apartheid, West and East Africa, Victoria Falls, Ngorongoro Crater, and the clash of tradition with nationalism as Africa moves toward the 20th century. Tickets available from the PTA.
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Sudbury
P.T.A
Carl deSuze
Africa
Boston
Congo
Union of South Africa
West Africa
East Africa
Zambezi
Victoria Falls
Masai
Ngorogoro Crater
Lake Mengara
Black Africa
Morse to visit Fifth District for GOP gathering in Concord
Local Republican leaders plan a May event in Concord with Morse visiting the fifth district. The schedule includes a supper and meeting at headquarters in the afternoon with civic leaders in attendance.
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Republica
Concord
Grimes Travel Service Extends Concord Operation Reach
Mr and Mrs Grimes lingered with their daughter Evelyn before leaving. They have spent five years running a successful operation in Concord covering travel conditions regionally to better advise the travel minded. A knowledgeable personal service has become their hallmark and key to ongoing success.
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Evelyn
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