Stow Man Snares G.O.P. Nod and Local Returns
In Middlesex area towns voters backed Ed ward Kennedy and Lodge while Kennedy led in several towns and Brooke lost Concord by 1152 to 1102 as 3370 cast. Stanford, Acton and Sudbury results show McCormack and Kelly competing for U S Senate seat with varied local tallies. Local officials report turnout near a record level with Cong ratification of incumbents and unopposed candidates in several districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M
Ted) Kennedy
George Cabot Lodge
U. S
Endicott
Chub) Peabody
Clement A. Riley
Dward Brooke
Eliot Richardson
Brook
Francis E. Kelly
Kelly
George Fingold
Concord
Acton
Middlesex County
Alan Alford
Sudbury
Manuel Dias
Lexington
Thomas Brennan
John M. Eaton, Jr
Middlesex
Carlisle
Stow
Maynard
James de Normandie
Lincoln
Charles Olson
Ashland
William E. Hays
Waltham
Hays
Massachusetts
Edward J. McCormack
McCormack
Kennedy
Peabody
Lawton
Laurence Curtis
Lodge
Boxborough
Brooke
G. O. Pp
John A. Volpe
Eaton
Curtis
Local reflections on voting and community events amid unsettled races
Murky notes discuss Nov 6 voting turnout and undeclared race lines among Kennedy Volpe Peabody Perr y Brooke Morse De Driscoll Gross and unopposed candidates. References to polling hours in Acton Sudbury and Concord outline a fragmented snapshot of local politics and public notices.
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Kennedy
Volpe
Peabodys
Perry
Brooke
Morse
Anthony
Driscoll
Gross
Oduesday
Walshes
McGovern
Opie
Warihe Enterprise
Va.m
Enterprise Times of
Acton
Lincoln
Architect Sought to Plan 20-Room School Project
William L. O'Connell reported the school building committee aims to issue a bid request in February with a September 1964 completion target. The project would cost based on bids, financed at the annual meeting, with construction taking 16 to 18 months after work starts and located on 25 acres of land plus access parcels purchased for eight thousand dollars.
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William L. O'Connell
Acton
O‘connell
School Building Committee
Concord Town Accepts Lowell Road Bid and Nashantic Hill Drainage Bid
Concord town manager Theodore M. Nelson accepted the low bid of 4378.50 from Warren Brothers Roads Company of Cambridge for 2500 linear feet of bituminous concrete on Lowell Road. The competing bid was Trimount Bituminous Products of Everett at 5024.70. For Nashantic Hill drainage, the manager expects to award to Lombard Construction Company of Concord, the low bidder at 17971.29. R.H. White Construction Company of Auburndale bid 23709.73.
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Concord
Theodore M. Nelson
Warren Brothers Roads Company
Cambridge
Lowell Road
Trimount Bituminous Products, Inc
Everett
Nashantic Hill
Lombard Construction Company
R.H. White Construction Company
Auburndale
Invest in Your Country Buy J S Savings Bonds
Government urged citizens to invest in their national future by purchasing J S Savings Bonds. Officials promoted bonds as safe, long term saving and a patriotic contribution to national development.
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J.S. Savings
Bridge Funds Update In Concord Massachusetts
Concord town officials announce receipt of 21,901.50 dollars under the accelerated highway program. The money, combined with Chapter 90 funds, will fund Heaths Bridge reconstruction on Sudbury road with 38,000 from Chapter 90 this year and similar funds expected next year to total 63,000.
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Concord
Mass
D.P.W. Boston
Theodore M. Nelson
Nelson
Heaths Bridge
Sudbury Road
Nelson Reveals Meeting Dates For Local Government
Theodore M. Nelson released key upcoming dates for town affairs. Regional school budget hearing is set for November 14 with a December 10 warrant close. Annual town meeting reports due December 31 except statistics. Town caucus January 15, 1963. Finance committee hearing January 21. Planning board hearing February 11 before town reports February 16. Town election February 25 and town meeting March 4 with adjourned session March 11.
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Concord
Theodore M. Nelson
Finance Committee
Planning Board
Getz Appointed To Town Committee
Concord selectmen appoint Carl Getz of 14 Peter Spring Road to the community center committee. The vacancy arose after Mrs Edward P Chase resigned to join the finance committee.
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Concord
Carl Getz
Peter Spring Road
Edward P. Chase
Chase
Union Church Juniors and Seniors Meet Times
Junior high fellowship meets at 5 p.m. Sunday and seniors gather at 7 p.m. both led by Seminarian Steven S Wardwell.
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Fellowship of Union Church
Steven S. Wardwell
Bloodmobile Visits Concord at First Parish Church
The bloodmobile returns to Concord Monday at First Parish Unitarian Church as the final 1962 visit. Donor calls are under way and time has been extended to 6 30 p m to allow 125 appointments coordinated by blood chairman W Andrew Locke.
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Concord
First Parish Unitarian Church
Andrew Locke
Selectmen Delay Gasoline Permit In West Concord
West Concord selectmen postponed the decision on a petition by Francis R Loynd Jr and Joanne Loynd to store 9000 gallons of gasoline underground at 11 Bradford Street until Wednesday. They require a detailed scale plot plan showing vehicle access and traffic impacts. Six attended. two opposed were Mr and Mrs William A Riley of 5 Maple Court.
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West Concord
Francis R
Joanne Loynd Jr
Bradford Street
William A. Riley
Maple Court
Concord sewer project gains federal approval funds
Congressman Brad Morse announced that the public health service approved an interceptor sewer rehabilitation and enlargement of the Concord sewage treatment plant. The federal grant totals 206000 of a 700000 program cost, with Town Manager Theodore M Nelson signing the application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Brad Morse
Public Health Service
Theodore M. Nelson
Sylvia Klinck Elected to Concord School Board
Sylvia Klinck was elected to fill the Concord school committee vacancy caused by the resignation of Mrs. Tomlin E. Brown. She won five votes at a joint meeting and will serve until the February 25, 1962 town election.
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Concord
Frederick C. Klinck
Farmer's Cliff Road
Tomlin E. Brown
Michael J. Fitzmorris
Holden Wood Road
Klinck
Everett Public Schools
Citizens Council
League of Women Voters
U. N
Klincks
Wendy
Peter Bulkeley
Lisa
Alcott
Andrea
One marvels that a friend can ever seem less than beautiful
A concise reflection attributed to Mary Baker Eddy on perceiving beauty in friends. The remark suggests inner worth surpassing external appearances and emphasizes a holistic, spiritual view of human beauty.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Concord to Hold Dog Complaint Hearing on Coco
Concord selectmen schedule a formal hearing October 1 at 8 30 p m to hear evidence on a Doberman named Coco owned by William Smethurst of 28 Peter Spring Road and a complaint filed by Dietz of 4 Minuteman Drive. Testimony under oath and penalties of perjury are noted.
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Concord
Warren C. Dietz
Minuteman Drive
Selectmen
William Smethurst
Peter Spring Road
Acton Selectmen Set October 8 Special Town Meeting
The Acton selectmen vote to hold a special town meeting Monday October 8 prompted by the school committee. One article seeks to raise and appropriate 45000 funds to hire an architect for architectural working drawings for a contemplated 20 room elementary school off Arlington Street on town land.
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Acton
Arlington Street
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F. Bradford Morse
Lowell
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Thomas St. Germaine
Chelmsford
Madeline Sluyski
Laws Brook Road
Emerson Hospital
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Monument Street
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MacDonald
Jug Club
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bin Rod and
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F.H.A
G.I
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Assabet Institution For Savings
Bloodmobile
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Citizens Council For
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