Concord C D Spurs Public Interest In Fallout Dangers
Concords public safety push details a Tuesday staff meeting at C D headquarters with Col John E Mutty Civil Defense director and Deputy James W Powers. Plans include more monitoring teams training and a mammoth public meeting.
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Concord
John E. Mutty
Col. Mutty
C. D
James W. Powers
Auxiliary Police
Powers
John F. Kennedy
O.C.D
Lions Club
Reformatory Rotary
Protests Rise Over Cut Bus Schedule By Local Parents
A heated school board meeting lasted over two hours with parents and town officials debating a policy shift to shorter walking distances for students. The discussion centered on dangers of walking to school, lack of sidewalks, and costs for new buses while officials weighed temporary measures and future funding.
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Finigan
Frederick Doyle
Conant Street Railroad
Haskell
Kenneth Brown
Mass. Safety Commission
Francis C. McDonald
Lindia
Mears
Ireland
Concord Area Officials face meeting amid districting and safety concerns
Opaque notes show a chaotic meeting cycle with references to car buses for pupils, traffic safety gaps, and district seating. Local figures like Col. John Mutty and Selectman John Finigan appear amid calls for a public session and district hearings.
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Sham
Fred Doyle
Fred Mears
Trafic Safety Committee
John Finigan
John Mutty
Con- Morse
Incum- Bates
Survival kits promoted for home stockpiling in Concord
Concord civil defense director Col Mutty urges residents to prepare two weeks of food water and shelter from fallout after a nuclear attack. Lions Club offers ready to deliver survival food packs via phone orders or mail in at local businesses and two fire stations. Kits also sold through Wilson Lumber, Col Mutty’s office, and Dom’s Market in West Concord.
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Concord
John E. Mutty
Civil Defense
Col
Mutty
Concord Lions
Lions
Macones, Vanderhoff
Richardson’s
Harvard Trust
Snow’s Pharmacy
Concord school enrollment hits 2954 total
Total Concord enrollment as of Monday reached 2954 with 827 students at Concord-Carlisle Regional High School. The rise is about eight percent from 1960. Individual schools list 627 at High School and 377 junior high among others.
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Concord
Concord-Carlisle
Alcott
Peter Bulkeley
Thoreau
Harvey Wheeler
Ripley
Willard
Registration Dates At Acton Town Clerk Announces Voter Registration
Acton Town Clerk Charles M. MacRae announces registration sessions for new voters at three Acton locations. On Sept 26, 7-9 p.m. at the old fire station South Acton. Sept 28, 7-9 p.m. West Acton fire station. Oct 3, 7-9 p.m. Town Hall Acton Center. Eligible residents must have six months in town and one year in state.
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Acton
Charles M. MacRae
Old Fire Station
South Acton
West Acton
Acton Center
U. S
Issue 24 Permits Five New Residences
Concord reports 24 building permits in August totaling 157 252 dollars with 138 362 dollars for new construction. Five new residences issued to Wheeler Bruce road 14500 Deck House Jennie Dugan road 24000 Klinck Farmers Cliff road 28900 Benjamin Smith Rolling Wood acres 26000 John Basile Cambridge turn pike 22962. Two swimming pool permits issued to Harold W stone 7 Ridgewood road 3500 Frederick Guardabassi 4 Alcott road 2500.
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Concord
Building Department
Frederick R. Wheeler
Bruce Road
Deck House, Inc
Jennie Dugan
Frederick C. Klinck
303 Increase In Pupils Here
Acton over Roxborough enrollees reach 2135 on opening day across Acton public schools and Regional High School. Enrollment rises 17 percent from 1960 to 1961, with detailed counts by grade levels and combined totals.
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Acton
Acton Public Schools
Acton-Roxborough
Assembly at regional high school discusses Time for Decision
Lloyd Bemis of North Falmouth will lecture on Time for Decision at a Monday assembly for grades 10 11 and 12. The talk uses natural color motion pictures to illustrate educational employment opportunities and is designed for school assembly presentation.
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Acton
Lloyd Bemis
North Falmouth
Concord Selectmen invited to Navy Blue Devils demonstration
Concord officials were invited to attend a Navy Blue Angels style demonstration at Hanscom Field Bedford. The precision jet team will perform at 12 30 p m.
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Concord
Navy
Blue Devils
Hanscom A. F. B. Bedford
Board Transfers Funds for Crossing Guards and Salaries
The board approved 1250 to hire crossing guards during a 90 day trial, with 105 monthly draws, from the reserve fund. The transfer, led by Chairman W Seymour Archibald Jr., also moved 698.03 from the reserve to the treasurer collector salaries account.
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F. C
W. Seymour Archibald, Jr
Ambrose Resigns Concord Town Manager Post
Theodore M. Nelson announces the resignation of Ralph Ambrose from the conservation commission as of Oct. 1. Ambrose, serving in the Army Reserve, says he cannot devote full time to the position. A successor will be named by Nelson with selectmen approval.
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Concord
Theodore M. Nelson
Ralph Ambrose
Southfield
The
Conservation Commission
Ambrose
Army Reserve
Nelson
McCormack to Speak at Middlesex Selectmen Meeting
Bedford selectmen association will hold a meeting at Hanscom AFB with dinner at 7 p.m. Attorney General Edward J. McCormack will be guest speaker on Blue Laws and Amendments. President Charles D. MacPherson of Acton will preside. John B. Finigan of Concord is secretary.
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Bedford
Middlesex County Selectmen's Association
Hanscom A
Dr Buggert to Speak in Boston Monday at High School
Bedford Dr. Robert Buggert newly appointed chairman of the division of music at Boston University will address POMS members Monday in the high school cafeteria. The program opens with a 6 30 p.m. covered dish supper and features his talk at 8 p.m. Telephone committee is led by Mrs. Charles Proudfoot.
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Bedford
Robert Buggert
Division of Music
Boston University
POMS
Boston
Charles Proudfoot
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