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The Boston Globe from Boston, Massachusetts • 12

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The Boston Globei
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Boston, Massachusetts
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12
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The Boston GlobeTuesday, April 13, 1965 12 Long-Range Water Storage Plans Urged WATER "to supply the required amounts of water during drier years. "That is where long-range Continued from Page 1 "Water storage facilities planning comes in. Unfortunately, complacency develops just as soon as there is a good rainfall year. "Too many people have a tendency to overlook the fact that there will be future thing they have less inclination to waste It," he said. Another way to conserve water is to raise the price where necessary.

The cost factor might convince industry in should be adequate," he said, droughts, possibly worse than affected areas that it is cheaner U1C tUllCiU UUCt to recirculate water used in Boston store open Mon. and Wed. eves, 'til 9 Shopping center stores open Mon. thru Fri. eves, 'til 9:30 Cost Can Cut Use manufacturing processes than to keep buying iresh water.

"This can work two ways." Knox, who has been associ- Knox said- "After all, a town ated with this region for 21 with a good water supply can years, thinks conservation attract industry because of it methods should be adopted by and would not want to impose those communities with short 'additional expenses, water supplies. I "However, a town with a He strongly favors metering, Pr water supply might need Fly with us to Europe this Spring. It's a breeze. If 1 -v. I Fnsfon also JVorfhcafe.

RfL'ere Worth Short. Peabndy World. Framinnham South Shore Plata, Braintrt Pond, Cnrnbrittof Wettaait Mall, Brockton Lynn all outlets so that users to assure that existing industry remains." pay according to the amount they consume rather than a general or seasonal fee. "When people pay for some- In New England, rainfall normally is heavy enough so that from October to the start of the growing season the ground water itself. PETER A.

CASSETTA Found Slain Snow and Rain Cut Fire Peril; Drought Stays The fire danger in New England was reduced today; witih a snow covering in Maine and needed rain in other sections. However, only a half inch of rain was recorded in Boston with scattered showerf forecast for the rest of this afternoon. The showers werai likely to help gardeners but were not rated as sufficient to alleviate the serious drought situation. At least four inches of steady rain is needed in the) next several weeks to brinff things back to a situation almost normal. An inch of snow had fallen on Augusta, by noon today.

Nine inch snowfall was recorded early today at Greenville, Me. Some ski slopes reported a good snowfall. Elsewhere, rain fell in New England and although it was not heavy, it was better than nothing. Locally, skies are expected to clear tonight with temperatures falling to the mid 30's cold for this time of year. Tomorrow will be fair and milder than today with a chance of more rain about Thursday.

HUM LU I KUWtKS SALt Durine the nast Fall and -i- Cf A VI GRAND OPENING I Winter, precipitation amounts AT 20i, CHAUNCY ST, BOSTON were too small to accomplish: Conlinu Page 1 BEHIND JORDAN MARSH this and the water table is; He was arrested 28 times in mPLfLKuLf; Wnt0KSatisfif 811 the.nds SomervUle alone from 1950 to ERS ind 03CH.0 CORSAGES AT that will be made upon it this LOW, LOW PRICES. Summer. cui. ms iiiai orusn wiin ine Unless there are exception-; police came when he was only ally heavy rains, this will bel 17. This was a gaming allega- Special Fresh Jonquils 35c a doz.

PLUS MUCH, MUCH MORI OPEN UNTIL 6 P.M. MON. TO SAT. a mutai year 01 arougni. jon inai is a scientific iact that calls for scientific planning for the generations to come.

men! spring groaning tip-swank's bracing, tangy JW3E HAST BOSTON State Det Lts John Cahalane and Frank Joyce, investigating for the office of the Middlesex district attorney said It appeared Cassetta might have been slain because he knew too much about one of the recent gangland-style killings. This was the murder on Mar. 12 in Chelsea of Edward (Teddy) Deegan, an ex-convict. Somerville police said Cassetta had been seen around the city's bars and taverns as recently as last Saturday night He spent much of his time registering bets on dog r- SOUTH SffOJtf E3 MorrMStfcer PAN AM BARGAIN FARES TO EUROPE I mj I East meets West at Kennedy's In Swank's exhilarating and elegant grooming favorites. Brisk, tingling Jade East is pleasant and cooling as a breeze off Mount Fujiyama.

Handsomely boxed. men's gifts street floor LODGE Continued from Page 1 Lodge is a former Ambas sador to Viet Nam and forme! Ambassador to the United Nations. Several weeks ago Mr. Johnson asked him t4 serve as a consultant on Vie! Nam and Lodge has been kepi posted on developments. White House Press Secre tary George E.

Reedy said Lodge will leave for the Fal East later in the week, aftel seeing Mr. Johnson, and gd to Australia, New Zealand, the Philippines, Formosa, Ja pan, and Korea. ROUND-TRIP ROUND-TRIP 14 FROM BOSTON TO: Tks FROM BOSTON TO: AMSTERDAM $335 ISTANBUL $611 ATHENS 585 LISBON 300 BARCELONA 367 LONDON 293 I BELGRADE .487 MADRID 342 I I BERLIN 404 MUNICH 381 I I BRUSSELS 335 MICE 398 I I COLOGNE 373 OSLO 373 I I COPENHAGEN 373 PARIS 335 I CUSSELDORF 373 ROME 439 I I FRANKFURT 373 STOCKHOLM 431 I HAMBURG 373 STUTTGART 373 I HELSINKI 474 YIENNA 421 I v. races at night, they said. Heading up the probe for the State Police is Capt Daniel I.

Murphy. Cassetta's body was found face down on the side of a dirt roadway about 250 yards from Rte. 27. which connects Maynard and Sudbury. Police said it appeared he had been shot in a car and then dumped.

Discovery of the body was made by Maynard patrolman Guy Perillo who was making a routine patrol last night around Voses Pond near the Sudbury line. It was about 8:45 p.m. rm Reedy said the purpose iJ mm to keep the governments ol these nations informed All fares include connecting flights, where necessary, Via connecting service of Olympic Airways. MM CttJtMt CMM 1 American views and to re ceive their views in return The length of the trip il uncertain. Reedy said also did not know who might ac company the Ambassador.

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1.75 at his Beverly Farms homi Assigned to the investiga- today. A member of the house tion from the Middlesex dis- hold said that he was in Wash tnct attorneys office were jngt0n and was not expectet State Police Dels. Frank home this week. Joyce and John Cahalane. Lt La5lt weck.

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