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...events on the "Home Frontier," the Washington columnist predicted that President Kennedy's school aid bill would be defeated by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the National Association of Manufacturers, and the current fight over aid to parochial schools. The conflict is "very serious," Pearson declared. He reported that Rep. John McCormack (D-Mass.) is privately grumbling that Kennedy is "anti-Catholic." Kennedy, according to Pearson, has described the House Democratic Majority Leader as "the Archbishop of Boston...
Introduced by Edna Lawrence Spencer and signed "by request" by Rep. John R. Sennott, Jr., the bill would repeal the current proportional representation in Cambridge elections and substitute election by simple majority. Another provision of the bill calls for installing a city manager-council form of government in Cambridge...
...Rep. Sennott said yesterday that he has signed the bill for three or four years, and each time it has been killed by postponement. Sennott indicated that Miss Spencer has had the bill introduced perennially, each time unsuccessfully...
Sullivan said he would have preferred that the Legislature bring the issue before the public in a referendum, as Rep. Mary Newman proposed to the House last week. Criticizing the notion that the land is an integral part of the Common, he indicated that he would have won support at the polls...
According to Rep. Mary Newman, chief ment of the sale, a spokesman for one e churches near the Common, a businessman from the Square, and a member one of the local civic groups (probably Cambridge Civic Association) will be ag the group. There will be no repreative from the University, though...