Word: cranes
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...approximately 7 a.m. yesterday morning, a Boston Traveller (the afternoon Herald) reporter called Cambridge Mayor Edward A. Crane '35. The reporter wheedled the following statement from Crane: "The final decision must be made by the federal government, and there's nothing to stop us from going directly to President Johnson for help...
This will be one of the few games this year in which Harvard players won't have to crane their necks to see the opposing team. New Hampshire, like the Crimson, suffers from a lack of height. The tallest man on their quintet is 6-5 center Steve Seay...
...needs Jim McGovern, for CCA-endorsed Mayor Edward A. Crane '35 won't be around forever. Active in Cambridge politics for nearly three decades, the son of a policeman, Crane grew up in the City and attended Harvard; like McGovern, he draws strength from the duality of his background. When he leaves the Council, the CCA will have no one there with a broad base of support. McGovern has the history and the talent to replace Crane, and could have the chance to do so. But once he gains the first rung of the political ladder, it may be hard...
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...
...Porter, was real good. Of course he thought up the dances himself. The girls were supposed to work in a grubby club. They do a strip number and are pretty good lookers, if you like that sort of thing, you know, if you got a good seat and crane your neck right...