Peabody Sees DPW Reform From 1962 Campaign Pledge
Boston Governor Peabody’s current remarks on the Department of Public Works suggest a shift from his 1962 push for an 11 point anti corruption program. He notes some reforms after Blatnik Committee findings but avoids a clean bill of health for DPW Chief Ricciardi.
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UPI
Massachusetts
Department of Public Works
DPW
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Blatnik Committee
Washington
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Blatnik
Ricciardi
Anthony N. DiNatale
DiNatale
Commissioner of Administration and Finance
William A. Waldron
Waldron
AF Office
Philip A. Graham
R-Hamilton
GOP
Marinucci & Bros., Inc
Quincey
Northeastern University
Halleck Sees Civil Rights and Tax Cut Bills
House Republican leader Charles A. Halleck predicts passage of a tax reduction revision and civil rights bill in the House but foresees Senate opposition. Committees eye major tax and civil rights actions as Kennedy proposes a net $10.2 billion cut. The Senate Civil Rights public-works panel weighs a ban on discrimination in public accommodations amid planning on education and debt measures.
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NBC
Ways and Means
Kennedy
Thomas B. Curtis
R-Mo
New York
Senate Commerce Committee
Labor and Welfare
Senate Judiciary
Robert F. Kennedy
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