Word: mayor
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Boston's Mayor-elect Kevin H. White will open eleven "neighborhood city halls" during the first months of his administration, Samuel P. Huntington, Frank G. Thompson Professor of Government said yesterday...
...five years the idea was kept in mothballs. Then in 1965 Mayor Daniel J. Hayes wrote a long letter to President Pusey and James R. Killian Jr., Chairman of the Corporation of M.I.T. Hayes told them that the two institutions were living in Cambridge, contributing nothing to the community but some pressure on the city's housing problems...
...caromed the eight ball off one bank and back into the near side pocket. The Cleveland Kid shrugged. "A real pro," he mumbled. Not quite, but Ohio's Republican Governor James A. Rhodes, 58, was good enough to win at eight ball against Cleveland's Democratic Mayor Carl B. Stokes, 40, who had once been billiards champion of the University of Minnesota. The epic confrontation occurred during a meeting in Columbus, when Rhodes suggested that he and Stokes might get better acquainted at the pool table in the gubernatorial mansion. "I want to play him again," said Stokes...
Beatles' Sheets. KQED's major focus and strength, though, is local. It claims more than 440,000 viewers a week. Among them: Mayor John Shelly, Lawyer Melvin Belli, Shirley Temple Black, who is a member of KQED's board of directors, and 36,000 other Northern Californians, who devotedly donate a minimum $12.50 annual membership fee that provides more than a quarter of the $2,400,000 budget. Another $200,000 to $300,000 comes from a wild annual public sale that in the past has attracted Auctioneers Ronald Reagan, Willie Mays and Bishop James Pike...
...connection between Avatar's plight and Mayor Hayes' celebrated war on hippies is unmistakable. On November 13, City Councillors Sullivan and Vellucci frantically denounced Avatar as "the dirtiest stuff that was ever published" and "so filthy that I wouldn't want anyone to read it." Sullivan then introduced an order asking DeGugleielmo to confer with the Chief of Police "with a view to instituting proceedings for criminal prosecution of the owners, writers and distributors of the so-called 'hippie' newspapers now being sold through the City." Of course, the order was not necessary. Working through the permit ordinance--and outside...