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Motion made, seconded and VOTED that Article 29 be tabled.
ARTICLE 30
Motion made and seconded to raise and appropriate the sum of $4,500 to purchase or to take by eminent domain a parcel of land located on Grove Street containing 6.5 acres, being Parcel No. 60 as shown on Sheet R7 on Atlas of Town of Norwell, for use as a Town Garage site. Motion made, seconded and VOTED that Article 30 be laid on the table.
ARTICLE 31
Motion made and seconded to raise and appropriate the sum of $5,000 to purchase or to take by eminent domain a parcel of land on Main Street for use as a Town Garage site. Said parcel to be purchased or taken to con- sist of Parcel 2, containing one (1) acre and that portion of Parcel 3, westerly of the high tension easment, containing four (4) acres more or less, both as shown on Atlas of Norwell, Sheet R20.
Motion made, seconded and VOTED that Article 31 be laid on the table.
ARTICLE 32
Motion made and seconded to take by eminent domain, for sewage disposal purposes, a parcel of land on the southwesterly side of Grove Street in Norwell, containing about six and a half acres of land, owned by Walter J. Breen and Robert J. Breen, being the property described in deed to them, dated December 7, 1948, recorded in Book 2032, Page 107, of the Plymouth County Registry of Deeds; and to raise and appropriate the sum
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of three thousand ($3,000) therefore. Amendment was made to insert the words "subject to a public hearing and prior approval as required by Sec. 6 of Chapter 83" after the "take by eminent domain."
Motion made, seconded and VOTED that action on Article 32 be post- poned indefinitely.
ARTICLE 33
Motion made and seconded to raise and appropriate the sum of five hundred ($500) dollars, to be used by the Board of Health to procure a suitable engineering survey and the drawing of a definite plan for a night soil disposal field on the six and a half acres of land, more or less, which is the subject of the preceding Article.
Motion made, seconded and VOTED to indefinitely postpone.
ARTICLE 34
Motion made, seconded and VOTED to raise and appropriate the sum of $4,000 to be expended under the direction of the Permanent Building and Maintenance Committee, for the purpose of employing a Registered Sanitary Engineer or other professional engineers, to investigate and re- port on the sewage disposal facilities and conditions at the Center Elemen- tary School and the Junior and Senior High Schools.
ARTICLE 35
Motion made and seconded to appropriate the sum of $75,000 to be expended under the direction of the Permanent Building and Maintenance Committee, for the purpose of hiring an architect to develop final plans and specifications for an addition to the present Town Hall and for the Construction and original equipping and furnishing of the addition to the Town Hall, and to meet such appropriation by appropriating the sum of $5,000 from available funds and by authorizing the Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, to borrow for and on behalf of the Town of Nor- well, the sum of $70,000 for said purpose, by the issuance of bonds and notes, under the provisions of Chapter 44 of the General Laws and Acts in amendment thereof or in addition thereto, or both.
Motion made, seconded and VOTED TO INDEFINITELY POSTPONE.
Motion made, seconded and VOTED to adjourn until Thursday, March 12, 1964.
The School Department personnel was thanked for making available the Junior High School auditorium for the Town Meeting, after the bomb scare was announced. A fast and efficient job was well done.
Adjourned at 11:45 P.M.
NELLIE G. TARR,
Town Clerk
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ADJOURNED ANNUAL TOWN MEETING
MARCH 12, 1964
The Adjourned Annual Town Meeting opened at 7:50 P.M. with 200 registered voters present. Total number of voters checked in during the evening was 264.
Richard Kennedy, Charles Sherman and John Reagan were sworn in as additional tellers. It was voted to admit non-voters. They were seated on the stage.
Thanks were again extended to the school custodians and officials for the orderly transition and for the efficient way the quick change was made during the last session of the Adjourned Annual Town Meeting.
It was VOTED that Article 29 be taken from the table.
Motion made and seconded that it be amended to include the phrase "study of town garage" so that the motion will read: To instruct the Town Moderator to name the members of a committee of seven to be known as the Municipal Facilities Committee; said committee to consist of one member each from the Fire Department, Police Department, Permanent Building and Maintenance Committee, and the Planning Board; a member of the' Board of Selectmen or its designated representative; and two members at large; and to instruct said committee to elect a chairman and clerk as its first order of business. The Town Office Manager shall be a member of this committee ex-officio, and further that the Town vote to instruct this committee to submit to the next Annual Town Meeting its recommendations for the manner in which expansion of the Town Administrative, Fire, Police, Communications and Town Garage facilities shall be carried out and to submit a proposal for acquisition of additional land adjacent to or in the vicinity of the Town Hall if required for this purpose.
The amendment FAILED TO CARRY.
The main motion FAILED TO CARRY.
ARTICLE 30
Motion made and seconded, but FAILED TO CARRY to take Article 30 from the table.
Motion made, seconded and VOTED to reconsider action in taking Article 30 from the table. Motion made and seconded that the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $5,000 to purchase or take by eminent domain a parcel of land containing about six and a half acres (6 1/2) located on Grove Street, Norwell, owned by Walter J. Breen and Robert J. Breen,
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being the property described in deed to them, dated December 7, 1948, recorded in Book 2032, Page 107, of the Plymouth County Registry of Deeds and shown as Parcel No. 60 on Sheet R7 of the Atlas of the Town of Norwell, for use as a site for the Town Garage.
Motion made, seconded and VOTED to indefinitely postpone action on Article 30.
ARTICLE 36
Motion made, seconded and VOTED to postpone indefinitely.
ARTICLE 37
Motion made, seconded and VOTED to appropriate from available funds, the sum of $2,500 said sum to be added to the Pumping Station and Mains Account and to be spent, in conjunction with the present account balance, for necessary equipment to connect a new well site to the existing system.
ARTICLE 38
Motion made, seconded and VOTED to postpone indefinitely.
ARTICLE 39
Motion made, seconded and VOTED to raise and appropriate the sum of $1,000 for the purchase of a hydraulic ram attachment for the Town tractor to be used to tunnel under highways for the installation of water services, such device to be operated and maintained under the tractor loader account.
ARTICLE 40
Motion made and seconded that the Town vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Forty Thousand Dollars to install water mains of not less than six inches, but less than sixteen inches in diameter, in Grove Street, from the end of the existing main installed in 1963, for a distance of approxi- mately 6500 feet to the end of the existing water main in the westerly sec- tion of Grove Street, and that to meet said appropriation the Treasurer with the approval of the Selectmen be and hereby is authorized to borrow the sum of Forty Thousand Dollars and to issue note of the Town therefor, payable in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 44 of the General Laws so that the whole loan shall be paid in not more than five years from the date of issue of the first note.
Amendment made and seconded, but FAILED TO CARRY that the Town vote to appropriate from available funds the sum of $40,000.
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The main motion was VOTED, 186 yes, 10 no.
ARTICLE 41
Motion made, seconded and VOTED to INDEFINITELY POSTPONE.
ARTICLE 42
Motion made, seconded and VOTED to appropriate from available funds, the sum of $7,500 to be added to the Conservation Fund, under the provisions of the General Laws, Chapter 40, Section 5, Clause 51 and Section 8C, as amended.
ARTICLE 43
Motion made, seconded and unanimously VOTED, pursuant to General Laws, Chapter 40, Section 8B, to adopt a by-law establishing a Council for the Aging, for the purpose of co-ordinating programs designed to meet the problems of the aging in co-ordination with the programs of the Council for the Aging, established under General Laws, Chapter 6, Section 73 by amending the Town By-Laws as follows:
1. In the Town By-Laws, page 19, Article VI, Section 1, add in the list of officials appointed by the Selectmen, between "Constables" and "Dog Officer," a new phrase, "Council for the Aging."
2. In the Town By-Laws, revise page 21 so that:
(a) A new heading and section appear at the top of the page as follows:
"Council for the Aging"
"Section 1. The Board of Selectmen shall appoint from registered voters of the Town five members, shall designate the Chairman, and shall take such further action as is required to establish and maintain a Council for the Aging for the Town, in accordance with General Laws Chapter 40, Section 8B and to promote the co- ordination of its programs with those of the State Council for the Aging."
(b) In order to maintain alphabetical sequence, reverse the order of the two existing headings and their sections so that "Inspector of Gas Piping and Gas Appliances" follows "Council for the Aging" and "Town Accountant" follows "Inspector of Gas Piping and Gas Appliances."
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ARTICLE 44
Motion made and seconded to petition the State Tax Commission for the installation of the State Assessment System as provided in Section 7-A of Chapter 58, of the General Laws.
Motion made, seconded and VOTED to indefinitely postpone.
ARTICLE 45
Motion made, seconded and VOTED to raise and appropriate the sum of $150 for the purpose of maintaining during the ensuing year, the mosquito control works as estimated and certified to by the State Reclamation Board in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 112, Acts of 1931.
ARTICLE 46
Motion made, seconded and UNANIMOUSLY VOTED to appropriate from available funds, the sum of $50,000 to be added to the Stabilization Fund, as provided by the General Laws, Chapter 40, Section 5B.
ARTICLE 47
Motion made, seconded and VOTED to appropriate the 1963 Dog Tax Refund in the amount of $1,146.21 to the General Educational Expense Ac- count.
ARTICLE 48
Motion made, seconded but not voted, that the Selectmen, with the assist- ance of the Planning Board, select a location for the necessary works for the disposal of a sewage from cesspool pumping in the Town of Norwell. This site to be approved by consulting engineer, designed to meet the approval of the State Department of Public Health, and adhering to Chapter 83, Section 6 of the General Laws. This location also to be approved by the Norwell Board of Health.
ARTICLE 48
Motion made and seconded, but NOT CARRIED, that the Board of Selectmen at future quarterly meetings of all Town officers, Boards and Committees, discuss the problem of municipal development. Further, at these meetings, the Planning Board is to discuss their plans and proposals related to municipal development. All members present are to be ques- tioned as to their municipal ideas and a projected plan relative to step by step municipal development is to be prepared and presented to the Town at the next Town Meeting.
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Mr. Whitcher suggested that the meeting should thank the School Com- mittee and the Advisory Board and Mr. Love of the Planning Board, for their cooperation that enabled the Town meeting to vote on the School De- partment budget more easily. This suggestion was followed.
Mr. Silvia, the Moderator, auctioned the Fish Rights. Fish Right #1 was purchased by Mr. Ernest Milani for $6.00. Fish Right #2 was purchased by Mr. Paul Jevne for $6.00.
Motion made, seconded and VOTED to adjourn at 10:20 P.M.
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ANNUAL TOWN ELECTION
MARCH 14, 1964
Pursuant to the Warrant, the voters met at the Senior High School on Main Street, Saturday, March 14, 1964, at 12 Noon, for the Annual Town Election.
The Town Clerk delivered 2900 ballots, 2 ballot boxes, 3 sets of voting lists, tally sheets, master tally sheet to Wilder A. Gaudette, Deputy Warden, who was in charge of the polls, since the Warden, Ralph H. Colemen was on the ballot. The polls were opened at 12 noon by the Deputy Warden.
The Town Clerk swore in the following election workers: Wilder A. Gaudette, Deputy Warden; Roger Dangora, Clerk; John Piotti, Ballot Box; Minna Senger, John Reagan - Inspectors; Margaret E. C. Reeser, Edith Rauch, Barbara Cox, Julia Rosebach, Gloria Broderick and Marie Brook- field; and Carmella Molla, Police Matron.
Before the polls opened, the ballot boxes were checked at 11:50 A.M. and found empty and both were set at 0000.
The ballot box jammed at 111 tally. Ballot removed and deposited in box (endorsed by John Piotti) because already cancelled. Ballot boxes were changed at 5:30 P.M. at count of 1000 ballots.
The polls were closed at 8:00 P.M. by the Deputy Warden. The 15 absentee ballots were checked on the voting lists and deposited in the ballot box.
The Clerk's record is as follows:
Ballots in Box #1 1000
Ballots in Box #2 439
Total Ballots Cast 1439
At 8:10 P.M. the Town Clerk swore in the following elections workers before the counting began:
June Lepisto, Arline DiStasio, Evelyn C. Ruble, Barbara Farren, Mary Alward, Frank Aicardi, Eleanor J. Benner, Nancy Joseph, Alice Feneck, Margaret DeFabio, Doris Irish, Barbara Meacham, Ruth C. Hersey, Phyllis S. Lindsay, Marian Robinson, Nancy Pihlcrantz, Eleanor G. Wright, Margaret Peterson, Ann J. Valair, Kurt E. Sundwall, and Julia Rosebach, who replaced Estelle Hammer. Harland W. Farrar and George Cavanagh, Constables, were on duty.
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Upon being canvassed and counted in open meeting, the ballots were found to have been cast as follows:
SELECTMAN (3 years)
Robert E. Goudie
275
Ernest J. Milani
806
Arthur A. Raymond
337
Blanks and Scattering
21
MODERATOR
Joseph M. Silvia
1286
Blanks and Scattering
153
BOARD OF ASSESSORS
Stanley N. Baker
634
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John J. McCarvell
530
Henry John Walter
239
Blanks and Scattering
36
SCHOOL COMMITTEE
H. James Gorman, Jr.
359
J. Peter Hall
559
*
John J. Tumulty
435
Blanks and Scattering
86
HIGHWAY SURVEYOR
E. Arnold Joseph
1280
*
Blanks and Scattering
159
TREE WARDEN
Wesley H. Osborne, Jr.
1303
*
Blanks and Scattering 136
REGIONAL VOCATIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT COMMITTEE
John O'L. Edmonds
1227
Blanks and Scattering 212
159
BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE
Ralph H. Coleman
1226
*
Blanks and Scattering 213
TRUSTEE, WILLIAM J. LEONARD MEMORIAL LIBRARY
Claire Foulsham 1198 *
Blanks and Scattering
241
BOARD OF HEALTH
Willis R. Keene
931
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Walter A. Massey
386
Blanks and Scattering
122
BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS
Edward F. Walsh
731
Richard S. Allen
659
Blanks and Scattering
49
PLANNING BOARD
Gilbert A. Cummings
948
*
Claire Foulsham
299
Blanks and Scattering
192
After the election, the Town Clerk swore the following to the faithful performance of the duties of the offices to which they had been elected: E. Arnold Joseph, Ralph H. Coleman, Ernest J. Milani, Willis R. Keene, M.D., John O'L. Edmonds, J. Peter Hall, Edward F. Walsh, Gilbert Cum- mings, and Wesley H. Osborne. The Assessors' Oath was administered to Stanley N. Baker.
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THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
WARRANT FOR PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY
Plymouth, s.s.
GREETINGS:
To either of the Constables of the Town of Norwell:
In the name of the Commonwealth you are hereby required to notify and warn the inhabitants of said Town who are qualified to vote in Primaries to meet in the Senior High School, Main Street, Norwell,
TUESDAY, THE TWENTY-EIGHTH DAY OF APRIL, 1964
at 4:00 o'clock P.M. for the following purposes:
To bring in their votes to the Primary Officers for the Election of Candidates of Political Parties for the following offices:
58 DELEGATES AT LARGE to the National Convention of the Democratic Party
43 ALTERNATE DELEGATES AT LARGE . . to the National Convention of the Democratic Party
10 DELEGATES AT LARGE
to the National Convention of the Republican Party
10 ALTERNATE DELEGATES AT LARGE . . to the National Convention of the Republican Party
2 DISTRICT DELEGATES to the National Convention of the Democratic Party
- Ninth Congressional Dist.
2 ALTERNATE DISTRICT DELEGATES . to the National Convention of the Democratic Party
- Ninth Congressional District
2 DISTRICT DELEGATES to the National Convention of the Republican Party
- Ninth Congressional Dist.
2 ALTERNATE DISTRICT DELEGATES to the National Convention of the Republican Party
- Ninth Congressional Dist.
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DISTRICT MEMBERS OF STATE COMMITTEE - (One Man and One Woman) for each political party for the Norfolk and Plymouth Senatorial District
25 MEMBERS OF THE DEMOCRATIC TOWN COMMITTEE
20 MEMBERS OF THE REPUBLICAN TOWN COMMITTEE
PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCE
The polls will be open from 4:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M.
Hereof fail not and make return of this warrant with your doings thereon at the time and place of said meeting.
Given under our hands this sixth day of April, A.D., 1964.
Chester A. Rimmer, Chairman Ernest J. Milani G. Herbert Repass
SELECTMEN OF NORWELL
A True Copy.
Attest:
Constable
Date:
I hereby certify that I have posted the within warrant as within directed and make this my return.
HARLAND W. FARRAR, Constable
Town of Norwell
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PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY
APRIL 28, 1964
Pursuant to the foregoing warrant, the voters met at the Senior High School on April 28, 1964, and cast their votes in the Presidential Primary.
The Town Clerk swore the following to the faithful performance of their duties as election workers: Marie Brookfield, Barbara Cox, Eleanor Mitchell, Mae Brown, Betty Long, Margery Barry as Clerk, Minna R. Senger and John A. Reagan, Sr., as Inspectors, and John Piotti on the ballot box. Barbara B. Meacham was sworn in at 4:15 P.M.
The ballot box was inspected and set at 0000. The Warden, Ralph H. Coleman declared the polls opened at 4 o'clock. The polls were declared closed at 8:00 P.M. by the Warden. The Town Clerk swore in the following election workers:
Rita Staples, as Deputy Clerk; Helen Dailey, Marion Robinson, Arline DiStasio, Lillian L. Brokaw, Evelyn Ruble, Gertrude Fell, Marion A. Robinson, Rosemary Cunningham, Jean Lantz, Margaret Peterson, D. Catherine Edmonds, Richard G. Puffer, Marion Dempsey, Whitman G. Goodwin, Eleanor G. Wright, Helen C. Mayo and Myrtle D. Link, and Wilder Gaudette, Deputy Warden.
Upon closing of the polls, the check lists were totalled and balanced with each other and the ballot box register.
487 names checked in
487 names checked out
487 registered on ballot box register. 487 ballots were removed from the ballot box, of which 127 were Democratic ballots and 360 were Repub- lican. Upon being canvassed and counted in open meeting, they were found to have been cast as follows:
DEMOCRATIC
DELEGATES AT LARGE TO NATIONAL CONVENTION
John F. Albano 63
James A. Burke 84
Ruth M. Batson
59
John P. S. Burke 68
John S. Begley 70
Garrett H. Byrne 69
J. William Belanger 59
Robert V. Caughon 66
Francis X. Bellotti 99
Bernard Cohen 59
Thomas J. Buckley
81
John F. Collins 82
William T. Buckley
71
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163
John W. Costello
59
Norman Mason
54
James J. Craven, Jr.
64
Edward J. McCormack,Jr. 79
John F. X. Davoren
62
John W. McCormack 78
Harry Della Russo
59
Patrick J. McDonough 72
John T. Dias
55
Nicholas P. Morrissey
51
Gerard F. Doherty
67
Daniel F. O'Brien
60
John Thomas Driscoll
79
Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr
72
William P. Driscoll
63
Endicott Peabody
72
Howard W. Fitzpatrick
68
Francis G. Poitrast
49
Mary L. Fonseca
62
Charles V. Ryan, Jr.
60
A. Frank Foster
61
Benjamin A. Smith
60
Foster Furcolo
73
Edward J. Sullivan
56
Edward P. Gilgun
52
Sherwood J. Tarlow
47
William Hartigan
56
Balcom S. Taylor
50
James W. Hennigan, Jr.
64
Betty Taymor
51
John B. Hynes
83
John F. Thompson
56
Walter J. Kelliher
61
James A. Williams
53
George V. Kenneally,Jr.
70
Kevin H. White
85
Edward M. Kennedy
93
Thomas J. White
52
Robert Francis Kennedy
89
C. Molla
3
Daniel M. Keyes, Jr.
61
J. J. Lyons
2
Ida R. Lyons
64
Robert Molla
1
Torbert H. MacDonald
74
Mary Fantasia
1
Timothy A. Mantalos
52
BLANKS
3688
DEMOCRATIC ALTERNATE DELEGATES
Samuel H. Beer
52
Edward Krock
49
Margaret M. Breen
56
Lawrence R. Laughlin
55
William F. Brewin
54
James P. Loughlin
49
Thomas P. Broderick
59
Edward C. Maher
50
James F. Burke
66
Vincent Mannering
54
Joseph C. Casdin
49
Francis V. Matera
53
Charles N. Collatos
50
James R. McIntyre
64
Joseph A. De Guglielmo
55
Denis L. McKenna
54
Henry C. Donnelly
54
Paul C. Menton
55
Donald J. Dowd
53
Dace J. Moore
55
Rubin Epstein
49
Edward S. Moss
49
John T. Farrell
57
Bernard T. Moynihan
54
Joseph F. Feeney
48
Paul V. Mullaney
50
William J. Foley, Jr.
67
George F. O'Meara, Jr.
54
Charles J. Hamilton
50
James R. Purdy
50
John E. Harrington, Jr.
59
Robert H. Quinn
50
Charles V. Hogan
55
Earl J. Riley
51
Lester S. Hyman
53
Anthony M. Scibelli
47
Carl R. Johnson, Jr.
69
Bernard Solomon
48
Edward King
51
Daniel M. Walsh, Jr.
60
Frank H. Kelleher
59
Albert H. Zabriskie
51
Philip Kramer
50
BLANKS
3133
164
DISTRICT DELEGATES TO NATIONAL CONVENTION 12th DISTRICT
Edmund Dinnis
82
Antone L. Silva
86
BLANKS 86
ALTERNATE DELEGATES TO NATIONAL CONVENTION
James H. Smith
81
Theophile Jean DesRoches
167
BLANKS 15
STATE COMMITTEE
Norfolk and Plymouth District MAN
Chester L. Boyle
15
Daniel F. Featherston, Jr.
12
Charles E. Gould
11
Frank J. McGee, Jr.
28
Thomas K. Rober
4
John F. Sheehan
39
BLANKS 18
Norfolk and Plymouth District WOMAN
Ellen A. Callanan
4
Yolanda M. Colombo
2
Eleanor G. Dinneen
1
Theresa L. Meaney
2
Carmella Molla
105
Mary D. Richardi
1
Loretta B. Welch
2
BLANKS 10
TOWN COMMITTEE
Carmella Molla
102
Julia F. Rosebach 102
Joseph De Fabio
89
Edward F. Walsh
99
John J. McCarvell
101
Margaret C. De Fabio
89
James Shortall
91
Alice L. Feneck
92
Kenneth R. Osgood, Jr.
85
Mary E. Alward
88
Geraldine M. McCarvell
96
Robert M. Broderick
95
Barbara A. Farren
83
Emma S. Oronte 88
Ernest M. Farren
84
William H. Ohrenberger, Jr. 97
Agnes M. Albert
91
Barbara A. Ohrenberger
94
165
Roger W. Dangora
91
Patricia A. Rice
85
Dewey J. Godin
70
Ellsworth F. Rice
83
Ann J. Valair
90
Claire E. Foulsham 83
William G. Valair
88
Barbara A. Suzan
91
Ruthann Ryan
83
Mary E. McBrine
90
Leon O. Bosteels
85
Thomas M. Meehan
86
Fred A. Nucci
91
Eleanore L. Macleod
84
Frances S. Molla
93
Thomas A. McNiff
88
Robert L.Molla, Jr.
95
BLANKS
2143
PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCE:
Johnson
68
Lodge
5
R. Kennedy
21
Wallace
3
Malcolmb
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REPUBLICAN
DELEGATES AT LARGE TO NATIONAL CONVENTION:
Group 1
Leverett Saltonstall
240
Mary R. Wheeler 219
Edward W. Brooke
238
Georgia E. Ireland
216
Joseph William Martin, Jr. 211
Christian A. Herter
234
John A. Volpe
213
Bruce Crane 219
Richard F. Treadway
209
George C. Lodge
230
Group 2
Michael Robbins
47
Daniel J. Carmen 53
Jack E. Molesworth
44
J. Laurence McCarty
46
Paul J. Kelley
45
Shephard A. Spunt
43
Bernice L. Beckwith
43
Elliott K. Slade, Jr.
48
Raymond F. Friesecke
44
Marshall G. Sade
43
BLANKS 906
ALTERNATE DELEGATES
Group 1
Philip A. Graham
225
Russell G. Simpson 212
Elmer C. Nelson
216
James H. Henderson
222
Hastings Keith
229
Irene K. Thresher 213
Philip K. Allen
216
Sidney Q. Curtiss
217
Margaret M. Heckler
213
Richard E. Mastrangelo
210
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Group 2
Gerrald A. Giblin
49
Sylvia G. Sanders 42
Joseph Alan Mackay 43
Frederick J.Mahony, Jr. 42
Raymond F. Walsh
49
Jack A. Wilson 45
Robert J. Gilkie
43
Thomas J. Barry
43
Dorothy E. Graham
43
Gerald G. Aransky
41
BLANKS 1340
REPUBLICAN DISTRICT DELEGATES AND ALTERNATE DISTRICT DELEGATES TO NATIONAL CONVENTION
12th District
Group 1
DELEGATES
ALTERNATE DELEGATES
Raymond Tachaen
50
John Chuckran 52
Donald P. Tulloch
55
Esther C. Tsiknas 48
Group 2
DELEGATES
ALTERNATE DELEGATES
Donald W. Nicholson
94
Herbert C. Chase, Jr. 87
Howard W. Young
79
Leona Bromwell Jones 83
Group 3
DELEGATES
ALTERNATE DELEGATES
Allan F. Jones
122
Earl L. Holden 126
Alfred R. Shrigley
141
Mark F. Limont 134
Not Grouped
DELEGATE
ALTERNATE DELEGATE
Leonard E. Perry
7
Edward D. Hicks 3
DELEGATES, Blanks 170
ALTERNATE DELEGATES, Blanks 185
STATE COMMITTEE
Norfolk and Plymouth District
John D. Lindsay 282
George F. Pearson 38
BLANKS 39
Alice F. Gretsch 230
BLANKS 129
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TOWN COMMITTEE REPUBLICAN
John D. Lindsay
304
Margaret E. C. Reeser
298
Ruth C. Hersey
300
Barbara W. Goode
281
Ruth C. Chase
286
Henrietta T. Virtue
302
Richard M. Karoff
301
Doris P. Irish
289
Eleanor J. Benner
281
Mathias W. Benner
280
Francis A. Aicardi
265
Nellie G. Tarr
304
Hilda C. Hills
287
Robert R. Detwiler
302
Norma J. Cooper
260
Nadine F. W. Goodman
286
Donald C. Wiese
267
Nancy C. Joseph
296
Wayland S. Bailey
306
Charles W. Bayley, Jr.
303
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Marjorie Griffin
8
Benjamin Griffin
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