Independent newspaper names towns in Area
The Maynard Independent lists staff and contact numbers and endorses no party or faith. It names editors and departments and covers Acton Bedford Roxborough Carlisle Concord Lincoln Maynard Sudbury Stow.
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United Press International
Julius Mathews
U.P.I
Boston
New York
Chicago
Acton
Bedford - Roxborough
Carlisle
Concord
Lincoln - Maynard
Sudbury - Stow
Dying Maynard Taxpayers Association Faces Uncertain Future
Editorial assesses Maynard taxpayers association as waning with only 14 attendees at fall meeting. Gerald Clark warns the group must mobilize in October or end, noting weak purpose and lack of active members amid town issues and looming special meeting.
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Maynarders Association
Gerald Clark
Taxpayers Association
Maynard
Clark
Kennedy promises balanced budget face skeptical voters
The piece argues that balancing the federal budget via tax revenue gains is unlikely to win broad support, citing FDR and Kennedy pledges. It notes deficits under past administrations, predicts Kennedy would run four straight deficits, and warns about dollar depreciation tied to persistent deficits and rising taxes.
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Kennedy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
FDR
Roosevelt
Treasury
Fed
U.S
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Kennedy and Gromyko in Council on Space and Nuclear Talks
President Kennedy urged easing Cold War tensions in a conciliatory U N address calling for joint goals such as a lunar expedition and a broader 18 nation disarmament conference. Andrei Gromyko applauded the partial nuclear test ban as US Senate action looms, signaling potential joint space efforts.
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Andrei Gromyko
Kennedy
United Nations
Gromyko
United States
Soviet Union
U.S. Senate
Moscow
U.N
Andrei Grea Ursday
Debating Capital Punishment in 1964 Massachusetts
An opinion piece weighs whether the death penalty is a necessary evil and how public sentiment, recent violent crimes, and political action by Governor Endicott Peabody shape the repeal fight. It argues the issue demands open, soul searching and must consider justice, deterrence, and human frailty.
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Endicott Peabody
Massachusetts
Peabody
Boston
Bram Peabody
St .Jose
Japan
Reorganization Plan Hearings Opened Today
The state administration committee opened hearings on the DPW reorganization plan with the taxation committee to follow on the tax increase section. Commissioner of Administration William A. Waldron was to be aided by legislative aides Lawrence F. Feloney and Richard R.
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Legislative Committee
DPW
Legislative Taxation Committee
William A. Waldron
Lawrence F. Feloney
Richard R
Hicks Sweeps Primary in Boston as Collins Wins Big
Boston results show Mayor John F. Collins surge to re election with 57 008 votes, while four School Committee members led by Louise Day Hicks deny de facto segregation. Gabriel Piemonte and Patrick McDonough secure council spots, with NAACP clash shaping the race.
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Boston
John F. Collins
Poe
Collins
Gabriel F. Piemonte
Studg
Louise Day Hicks
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Hicks
Thomas S. Eisenstadt
Jo- Lee
William E. O’connor
Arthur J. Gartland
Melvin H. King
Garrid
King
Absorption Limits and Political Reassignment Mentioned
Fragmentary report notes wool absorption capacity and moisture handling at North Dakota State University of Agriculture, while references to DPW personnel changes and a governor’s measure raise questions about political-reorganization implications. The text hints at omnibus bills totaling 225 million with various allocations and potential opposition from Democrats.
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DPW
Jack P. Ricciardi
GOPM
Ricciardi
More Than 100 Schoolboy Grid Games This Weekend
The 1963 schoolboy football season opens with over 100 games scheduled Friday through Sunday. Local matchups include Marlboro at Marlboro, Hudson at Westboro, Hudson Catholic at North Middlesex, and Algonquin at Uxbridge, as teams begin season openers while practice pays off.
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Marlboro
Hudson
Westboro
Hudson Catholic
North Middlesex
Algonquin
Uxbridge
Eline Seemann
Samaenna ixGues
Acca Ee
Pretty Marlboro Girl in Coma Recovers Awake
Gail Lutke, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lutke, regained consciousness after a serious auto collision near North Sydney Nova Scotia. In a dated report she remained under care at St. Kapa Hospital as officials described a steering malfunction and ditch impact on the late Thursday night crash.
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Cape Bretton
Nova Scotia
Uguighin
Aeehipepe Dara
St. Kapa Hospital
North Sydney
Gail Lutke
Howard Lutke
Lakeshore Drive
Miss Lutke
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