Word: cranes
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Election workers yesterday confirmed Wednesday's unofficial first count in the City Council election, indicating that Mayor Edward A. Crane '35, Walter J. Sullivan, and Cornelia B. Wheeler had been re-elected. Names of the six other successful candidates may be available tonight...
Within minutes, a call went out for every ambulance within miles. Hospitals called in off-duty personnel. Hundreds of rescue workers descended on the Coliseum. Auto wreckers and a construction crane rumbled onto the ice rink, began lifting blocks of concrete to free the dead and the injured. Doctors and nurses, their clothing streaked with dried blood, worked feverishly. Others organized a makeshift morgue on the rink. Beneath gay red and green Chinese lanterns left over from the finale, men laid bodies on boards, covered them with blankets, tarpaulins and overcoats, and marked each with a curt description such...
They reported also that City Councillors Walter J. Sullivan, Edward A. Crane '35, and Cornelia B. Wheeler had been re-elected. After an unofficial first count of the ballots, Sullivan led all candidates for the Council with 5145 first choices, followed by Crane with 4062 and Mrs. Wheeler with...
Curtis S. Engelhard '65, chairman of the CRCC rally Monday evening, said that although his group had encountered difficulty in obtaining the use of the Common for their rally, the permission of Police Chief Daniel J. Brennan had been obtained "through the influence of Mayor [Edward A.] Crane." Mayor Crane's office said yesterday afternoon, however, that the CRCC had been refused permission to use the Common...
...appearance by Wallace at Harvard is likely to cause rather violent reaction from Cambridge civil rights organizations. Edward A. Crane '35, mayor of Cambridge, said that the city "would take every precaution to ensure the lives and safety of its citizens." Crane said, however, that he "was too confused by the invitation to comment." He did not understand, he said, why Wallace was being invited at this time...