Word: endicott
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...similar National Aeronautics and Space Administration project, the Apollo missile systems center, was established in Houston last year after a strong bid by Massachusetts failed. However, in his press conference yesterday Governor Endicott Peabody '42 declared. "There is no evidence or even suggestion that we might lose this space center...
Five hours before addressing a highly unpredictable audience in Sanders Theater Ross C. Barnett, Governor of Mississippi, relaxed in his Boston hotel suit and discussed with a CRIMSON reporter possible questions his speech might raise. He had just returned from a visit to the office of Gov. Endicott Peabody '40, where he was "very courteously received...
...Governors, two Republicans and four Democrats, averaging only 42⅓ years in age. There was Rhode Island Republican John H. Chafee, 40, New Hampshire Democrat John W. King, 44, Maine Republican John H. Reed, 42, Vermont Democrat Philip H. Hoff, 38, Connecticut Democrat John Dempsey, 48, and Massachusetts Democrat Endicott Peabody, 42. All but Reed and Dempsey are newcomers elected last fall (Hoff became Vermont's first Democratic Governor in 109 years). With a vigah befitting their years, the six agreed to ask their legislatures for a total of $2,700,000 to finance a New England exhibit...
...Massachusetts Democrat Endicott ("Chub") Peabody proposed a thorough reorganization of the executive branch to give the Governor greater power, called for "a partnership for progress between Governor and legislature, between Democrats and Republicans, between government and the people." He urged an end to the "critical self-analysis" which "we in Massachusetts have raised to the level of a genius for self-destruction." The mild applause at speech's end had an ironic ring, since Peabody had just angered many of the legislature's top Democrats by recklessly urging the dumping of veteran Democratic House Speaker John Thompson...
...Kennedy '54 and Republican Laurence Curtis, had been circulating since early in the campaign. To anyone who bothered to count bill-boards or television time, it seemed curious that Kennedy's total expenditures of $100,292 at the time of the primary amounted to less than half of Endicott "Chub" Peabody's '48 ($238,583), Democratic candidate for Governor, and only $20,000 more than Edward McCormack...