Word: edward
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...votes that went to State Representative John Sears '52 and Edward Logue, who finished third and fourth Tuesday, should go to White he said...
...many Boston campaigns, summed up the feeling at Hicks headquarters, "The 'Heart' people are convinced they've killed the 'Skyline' candidates." But it is doubtful that Mrs. Hicks' victory means that the "Irish-Catholic populists," as one political scientist has characterized her supporters, have broken the power of Senator Edward M. Kennedy '54, Mayor John F. Collins, Boston Redevelopment Authority chairman Francis X. Lally, and other members of the Catholic Aristocracy that currently rules the city...
...soon as the rally assured White a place in the runoff, Senator Edward M. Kennedy '54 (D-Mass.) announced his support for White. He asserted that White, who is serving his fourth term as Secretary of State, is the only one of the two candidates nominated who believes in "progress and understanding in meeting the problems of the city...
...about 56 per cent of the city's registered voters--produced 43,719 votes for Mrs. Hicks to White's 30,497. Unofficial returns put State Rep. John Sears, the first Republican in two decades to ener the non-partisan mayoralty race, in third place with 23,879. Edward Logue, former head of the Boston Redevelopment Authority, came in a close fourth with...
...other extreme are the candidates who resemble Chamber of Commerce Bostonian and New Boston architect John F. Collins, the city's outgoing mayor. Former Redevelopment Administrator Edward J. Logue. Logue, who is not a native Bostonian, sees the city as most outsiders do. He'd like to keep on building and revitalizing the downtown and Back Bay Central Business Districts, the old port of Boston, and other decaying neighborhoods close to the city's center...