Word: cca
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...significant factor in the election of the CCA candidates, especially Thomas Coates, was the redistribution of ballots from James W. McGovern '64, a 22-year-old newcomer who finished 12th...
Maher was third in the popular vote, following Councillor Walter J. Sullivan and CCA-endorsed Mayor Edward A. Crane '35. The other incumbents were elected in the following order: Alfred E. Vellucci, Thomas H. D. Mahoney (CCA); Mrs. Cornelia B. Wheeler (CCA); Thomas Coates (CCA); Daniel J. Hayes Jr.; and Bernard Goldberg...
...addition to McGovern, we urge consideration of the other CCA-endorsed candidates. We warn, however, against categorizing the CCA-backed candidates as the "good guys" and the unendorsed independents as the "bad guys." A number of independents on the current council are as conscientious and progressive as the CCA members. In particular, we would cite councillor Daniel J. Hayes Jr. and urge support for him high on the ballot...
...Committee, the CRIMSON endorses Francis H. Duehay '55. Duehay is running for his second term, and his contributions over the past two years--especially in promoting cooperation between the Graduate School of Education and the Cambridge school system--have been significant. We would also commend the rest of the CCA slate--Mrs. Barbara Ackerman, Gustove M. Solomons, and David A. Wylie...
Thus far, the use of PR has meant there is no dominant force on either the school committee or the council. The independents hold a 5-4 majority on the council, and because Mayor Edward A. Crane sits on the school committee, CCA-endorsed candidates hold a 4-3 majority...