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THE BOSTON GLOBE FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1961 Nine Lynn School Merger Awaits Study by Hub Educators Joseph Driscoll of Boston Col Scientist Hints Red Space Feat By WILLIAM DOOLITTLE LYNN, Jan: 12 The hot con troversy over proposed con lege. A previous report by School Supt Lawrence G. McGinn had SAN JUAN. P.R.. Jan.

12 Dr. Erich W. Neubert. asso solidatio nof the city's three a study by the three small room at the Administra-1 tion Building on FrSnklin but an overflow crowd of 120 forced transferral to the auditorium of Lynn Classical. The educators who will be asked to make a study and present recommendations are Max Goodson of Boston University.

Dr. Willard Spaulding high schools was momentarily Frawley, former mayor, for "holding up million in Federal funds for the city." The meeting was adjourned after Vk hours, but resumed on the request to be heard of Leo J. Wallace, co-chairman of the newly-formed Citizens and Lynn High Schools Alumni Committee. His co-chairman, Atty. Daniel X.

Sullivan, presented petitions bearing 1771 signatures opposed to the proposed merger. Committeeman Robert Webber went on record as being opposed to a merger as not being in the best interests of the system. for any proposals these experts make." Last month the School Committee voted to merge the athletic facilities of all three schools. Mayor Costin accused the City Council of voting against people's wishes on urban redevelopment. He singled out Councilor-at-Large Arthur J.

men. cooled tonight when the School Committee unanimously voted to seek the recommendations (AP) A U.S. space scientist said today the Soviet Union has sent a fleet into the Pacific, and may stage a spectacular launching to coincide with John F. Kennedy's inauguration as President, Jan. 20.

ciate research and development director for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration at Huntsville, told of that possibility on arrival here to speak at a Civil Service dinner. of three Boston educators. Will Vote for Proposals Mayor Costin, who favors a merger, has said "I will vote the vote came during a of Harvard University and Dr. Look At The Famous Name! stormy session punctuated by I the hurling of accusations and' insults at members of the City! Council by committee members, including Mayor Thomas P. Costin.

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