1963–1964 Massachusetts legislature

163rd
Massachusetts General Court
163rd; Massachusetts General Court
Overview
Legislative body	General Court
Term	January 2, 1963 – July 4, 1964
Senate
Members	40
President	John E. Powers
Majority Leader	Maurice A. Donahue
Minority Leader	Philip A. Graham
Party control	Democrat
House
Members	240
Speaker	John F. Thompson
Majority Leader	John Davoren
Majority Whip	Robert H. Quinn
Minority Leader	Sidney Curtiss
Minority Whip	Alfred R. Shrigley
Party control	Democrat

Last updated January 22, 2024

John Powers, Senate president.

John Thompson, House speaker.

Leaders of the Massachusetts General Court, 1963-1964.

The 163rd Massachusetts General Court, consisting of the Massachusetts Senate and the Massachusetts House of Representatives, met in 1963 and 1964 during the governorship of Endicott Peabody. John E. Powers served as president of the Senate and John F. Thompson served as speaker of the House.^[4]

On May 9, 1964, a special grand jury indicted House speaker Thompson on 29 counts of bribery.^[5] On June 16, 1964, the General Court passed the bill establishing the University of Massachusetts Boston co-sponsored by Senate Majority Leader Maurice A. Donahue, Senator George V. Kenneally Jr., and House Majority Whip Robert H. Quinn along with a $200,000 appropriation.^[6]

Senators

name ^[4]	date of birth ^[7]	district ^[7]
Oliver F. Ames	December 13, 1920	23rd Middlesex
Paul H. Benoit	January 5, 1916
Charles A. Bisbee Jr.	June 8, 1918
James F. Burke	September 7, 1914
John J. Conte	May 3, 1930
Leslie Bradley Cutler	March 24, 1890
Maurice A. Donahue	September 12, 1918	2nd Hampden
William Daniel Fleming	April 14, 1907
Mary L. Fonseca	March 30, 1915
A. Frank Foster	February 8, 1910
Michael J. Galvin	September 7, 1907
Joseph Francis Gibney	January 9, 1911
Philip A. Graham	May 21, 1910	3rd Essex
George D. Hammond	October 29, 1906
John Edward Harrington Jr.	July 30, 1930
Kevin B. Harrington	January 9, 1929
William E. Hays	November 28, 1903
James W. Hennigan Jr.	March 27, 1927
Charles V. Hogan	April 12, 1897
Newland H. Holmes	August 30, 1891
Allan Francis Jones	June 29, 1921
George V. Kenneally Jr.	December 29, 1929
Fred I. Lamson	December 11, 1910
James J. Long	November 15, 1913
Francis X. McCann	September 2, 1912
James S. McCormack
Denis L. Mckenna	August 14, 1922
Charles William Olson	August 24, 1889
John Francis Parker	May 29, 1907
Philibert L. Pellegrini	September 4, 1918
John E. Powers	November 10, 1910	4th Suffolk
James Paul Rurak	November 9, 1911
Harry Della Russo	May 26, 1907
Antone L. Silva
Edmund R. St. John Jr.	April 28, 1920
George A. Sullivan Jr.
Mario Umana	May 5, 1914
William X. Wall	July 1, 1904
Joseph D. Ward	March 26, 1914
Stanley John Zarod	April 11, 1920

Representatives

name ^[4]	date of birth ^[7]	district ^[7]
Walter T. Anderson	January 6, 1891	23rd Middlesex
Julius Ansel	April 27, 1908
John A. Armstrong	June 12, 1901
Peter George Asiaf	August 15, 1905
Normand J. Babineau	January 4, 1928
John Dowkontt Barrus	August 19, 1924
David M. Bartley	February 9, 1935
Fred A. Baumeister	September 24, 1892
Raymond H. Beach	August 11, 1888
Roger L. Bernashe	September 9, 1927
John T. Berry	November 20, 1924
Francis Bevilacqua	August 12, 1923
Donald T. Bliss	1937
Belden Bly	September 29, 1914
Stanley Joseph Bocko	August 26, 1920
Robert Joseph Bohigian	July 24, 1922
Royal L. Bolling	June 19, 1920
Gordon Dickson Boynton	August 9, 1901
G. Edward Bradley	October 21, 1906
Joseph G. Bradley	June 14, 1930
John Cornelius Bresnahan	November 14, 1919
Joseph E. Brett	May 19, 1907
Alfred Sylvester Brothers ^[8]	November 4, 1919
John Brox	November 16, 1910
John Patrick Buckley	1906
Thaddeus M. Buczko	February 23, 1926
Charles J. Buffone	1919
William Bulger	February 2, 1934
George H. Burgeson	December 25, 1907
Anthony Joseph Burke	July 17, 1931
Walter T. Burke	August 5, 1911
Louis Buttiglieri	May 18, 1916
Patrick Edmund Callaghan	August 13, 1895
Gardner E. Campbell	November 22, 1886
Levin H. Campbell	January 2, 1927
Raymond Edward Carey	January 6, 1899
William A. Carey	January 28, 1920
Daniel William Carney ^[9]	August 17, 1925
Philip N. Carney	June 6, 1919
Ralph W. Cartwright Jr.	October 5, 1920
William J. Casey (Massachusetts politician)	June 27, 1905
Paul A. Cataldo	May 15, 1935
Michael Catino	February 21, 1904
Emmett J. Cauley	February 28, 1903
Paul J. Cavanaugh	February 22, 1936
Robert L. Cawley	July 30, 1934
Harrison Chadwick	February 25, 1903
Perlie Dyar Chase	July 31, 1905
Amelio Della Chiesa	July 31, 1901
Stephen Thomas Chmura	August 25, 1916
John George Clark	February 26, 1902
Thomas Francis Coady Jr.	May 8, 1905
Beryl Cohen	September 18, 1934
Keith E. Collins	April 24, 1929
Anthony M. Colonna	May 2, 1916
James Francis Condon	February 4, 1899
Lloyd E. Conn	November 26, 1904
William Augustine Connell, Jr	November 17, 1922
James C. Corcoran Jr.	September 22, 1926
Beatrice Corliss	October 21, 1910
Gilbert M. Coroa	January 13, 1925
Leo Joseph Cournoyer	December 11, 1905
Russell H. Craig	February 4, 1924
Robert Q. Crane	March 21, 1926
James J. Craven, Jr.	March 24, 1919
Wallace Boyd Crawford	November 19, 1908
John J. Cronin	August 1, 1910
Walter A. Cuffe	January 29, 1898
Sidney Curtiss	September 4, 1917	7th Berkshire
Michael A. D'Avolio
Stephen Davenport	June 27, 1924
John Davoren	July 27, 1915	9th Worcester
Joseph Del Grosso	July 25, 1904
James DeNormandie	November 10, 1907
Arthur Leo Desrocher	January 25, 1930
Theophile Jean DesRoches	June 27, 1902
Gerard F. Doherty	April 6, 1928
John F. Dolan	September 7, 1922
Thomas Francis Donohue	December 6, 1902
John F. Donovan Jr.	August 21, 1931
Harold Lawrence Dower	September 16, 1908
James P. Downey	January 9, 1911
Charles Robert Doyle	September 24, 1925
Charles E. Luke Driscoll	October 1, 1909
Michael Dukakis	November 3, 1933
Joseph D. Early	January 31, 1933
John Marshall Eaton Jr.	March 26, 1918
Arnold Irving Epstein	April 5, 1920
Thomas Francis Fallon	December 4, 1929
Manuel Faria	March 7, 1906
Thomas F. Farrell	October 10, 1897
Michael Paul Feeney	March 26, 1907
Cornelius T. Finnegan Jr.	December 13, 1918
William H. Finnegan	March 29, 1926
Irving Fishman	March 29, 1921
John Joseph Fitzgerald	February 28, 1918
Charles L. Flannery	March 22, 1920
Vernon R. Fletcher	February 8, 1924
Maurice Richard Flynn Jr.	December 20, 1917
Bernard J. Pat Foley	July 20, 1917
Jeremiah J. Foley	October 28, 1915
John Winslow Frenning	July 19, 1922
Albert A. Gammal Jr.	1928
Julie Gilligan	August 5, 1911
Ernest L. Goff Jr.	October 10, 1907
Robert C. Hahn	March 25, 1921
David Boyce Hamilton	December 4, 1890
Samuel Harmon	April 29, 1911
Edward D. Harrington Jr.	August 11, 1921
David E. Harrison	June 19, 1933
Francis W. Hatch Jr.	May 6, 1925
Winston Healy	October 20, 1937
Timothy William Hickey	February 14, 1938
Herbert B. Hollis	September 10, 1899
William P. Homans Jr.	March 18, 1921
Charles Iannello	April 25, 1906
John Peter Ivascyn	October 19, 1909
John Janas	September 4, 1910
Carl R. Johnson Jr.	August 22, 1926
William F. Joyce	July 26, 1909
Joseph M. Kearney	February 23, 1927
James A. Kelly Jr.	May 11, 1926
James H. Kelly	October 15, 1919
Archibald E. Kenefick	November 4, 1896
John P. Kennedy	February 24, 1918
Gregory Benjamin Khachadoorian	July 8, 1928
Cornelius F. Kiernan	August 15, 1917
Philip Kimball	June 6, 1918
William James Kingston	October 17, 1909
Edward P. Kirby	January 10, 1928
Benjamin Klebanow	November 2, 1900
Freyda Koplow	October 26, 1907
Walter Kostanski	December 10, 1923
Albert Kramer	July 4, 1933
Mitsie T. Kulig	May 18, 1921
Matthew J. Kuss	December 5, 1915
Richard E. Landry	May 29, 1936
Joseph A. Langone, III	January 25, 1917
Frank F. Lemos	January 6, 1901
David H. Locke	August 4, 1927
Gerald P. Lombard	January 4, 1916
John J. Long	December 10, 1927
William Longworth	August 17, 1914
William Q. MacLean Jr.	November 4, 1934
J. Robert Mahan	December 14, 1903
Donald J. Manning	June 23, 1929
Joseph F. McEvoy Jr.	April 27, 1918
Thomas W. McGee	May 24, 1924
Robert J. McGinn	December 18, 1918
John J. McGlynn	February 26, 1922
Allan McGuane	July 26, 1928
James McIntyre (politician)	May 25, 1930
Arthur James McKenna	October 29, 1914
George G. Mendonca	March 26, 1924
Paul C. Menton	April 15, 1925
William James Moran	June 24, 1921
William H. Mork	May 13, 1895
Gerald J. Morrissey	May 20, 1927
Edward S. Morrow	March 20, 1921
Edwin Herbert Morse	January 7, 1902
Charles A. Mullaly Jr.	September 28, 1910
James Gerard Mullen	May 5, 1922
Paul F. Murphy	October 14, 1932
Paul Maurice Murphy	February 24, 1932
Cornelius Joseph Murray	August 19, 1890
Lorenz Francis Muther Jr.	September 26, 1908
John J. Navin	September 9, 1915
Michael Anthony Nazzaro Jr.	June 2, 1925
Patrick William Nee	November 22, 1938
Mary B. Newman	February 15, 1909	2nd Middlesex
Thomas M. Newth	March 15, 1911
James R. Nolen	April 17, 1933
Leo James Normandin	December 14, 1922
James Anthony O'Brien, Jr	June 22, 1919
James Anthony O'Brien, Jr	June 22, 1919
Walter Wilson O'Brien	October 14, 1910
David J. O'Connor	November 9, 1924
George Henry O'Farrell	November 15, 1910
William F. Otis	October 12, 1903
Domenick S. Pasciucco	August 1, 1921
Albert P. Pettoruto	September 29, 1915
Vite Pigaga
Lincoln Pope Jr.	May 29, 1916
George William Porter	November 6, 1885
Philip Andrew Quinn	February 21, 1910
Robert H. Quinn	January 30, 1928	12th Suffolk
William I. Randall	September 13, 1915
Paul de Hoff Reed Jr.
Leo Joseph Reynolds	February 29, 1920
Frank G. Rico	June 2, 1912
Daniel H. Rider	July 15, 1912
J. Hilary Rockett	January 16, 1935
Harold Rosen (politician)	1906
Nathan Rosenfeld	January 31, 1906
Raymond F. Rourke	October 10, 1917
George Sacco	July 19, 1936
Roger A. Sala	August 8, 1893
Joseph Douglas Saulnier	April 14, 1906
Anthony M. Scibelli	October 16, 1911
Vincent Joseph Shanley	January 27, 1916
Charles Louis Shea	June 28, 1927
Thomas A. Sheehan	March 21, 1933
Alfred R. Shrigley	June 6, 1914	3rd Plymouth
Andre Rives Sigourney	June 30, 1927
Milton Raymond Silva	June 16, 1923
Michael John Simonelli	May 9, 1913
Saul Simons	February 5, 1906
George T. Smith	March 18, 1888
Lawrence Philip Smith	December 4, 1919
George William Spartichino	June 11, 1924
George I. Spatcher	February 2, 1902
Janet Kirkland Starr	October 11, 1918
C. Clifford Stone	August 20, 1897
Joseph A. Sylvia	August 19, 1892
Frank Daniel Tanner	February 3, 1888
John F. Thompson	May 20, 1920	2nd Hampden
George Breed Thomson	January 10, 1921
John Joseph Toomey	March 25, 1909
Joseph Thomas Travaline
Henry Andrews Turner	March 22, 1887
Warren A. Turner	January 25, 1905
Leo J. Turo	December 11, 1923
John Taylor Tynan	June 7, 1920
Theodore Jack Vaitses	May 8, 1901
Dave Norman Vigneault	September 3, 1936
George B. Walsh	March 21, 1907
Joseph B. Walsh	November 15, 1923
Martin H. Walsh	July 31, 1916
Chester H. Waterous	November 18, 1905
Stephen Weekes	February 1, 1925
Norman S. Weinberg	1919
Benjamin Horace White	April 11, 1902
Thomas M. White
John W. Whittemore	January 30, 1906
Harold H. Wicher
Arthur Williams	December 14, 1915
Thomas Casmere Wojtkowski	September 18, 1926
Albert H. Zabriskie	December 7, 1917
Edward S. Zelazo	May 27, 1924
Paul G. Zollo	August 26, 1904

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References

↑ "Length of Legislative Sessions". Manual for the Use of the General Court. Boston: Commonwealth of Massachusetts. 2009. p. 348+.
1 2 "Composition of the Massachusetts State Senate", Resources on Massachusetts Political Figures in the State Library, Mass.gov, archived from the original on June 6, 2020
1 2 "Composition of the State of Massachusetts House of Representatives", Resources on Massachusetts Political Figures in the State Library, Mass.gov, archived from the original on June 6, 2020
1 2 3 1963–1964 Public Officers of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. 1963 – via Internet Archive.
↑ "Massachusetts Speaker and 25 Indicted in Corruption Inquiry", New York Times, May 9, 1964
↑ Feldberg, Michael (2015). UMass Boston at 50: A Fiftieth-Anniversary History of the University of Massachusetts Boston. Amherst, Massachusetts: University of Massachusetts Press. pp. 10–15. ISBN 978-1625341693.
1 2 3 4 "Annual Register of the Executive and Legislative Departments of the Government of Massachusetts, 1963" (PDF), Journal of the Senate of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts– via State Library of Massachusetts
↑ Black Legislators in the Massachusetts General Court: 1867-Present, State Library of Massachusetts, 2010, hdl:2452/48905
↑ State Library of Massachusetts, "Massachusetts State Legislator's Papers Collections at the State Library", Mass.gov, retrieved September 3, 2020

External links

Massachusetts General Court, Bills (Legislative Documents) and Journals: 1963 – via State Library of Massachusetts
Massachusetts Acts and Resolves: 1963
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Massachusetts Acts and Resolves: 1964
Reports of the Legislative Research Council, Commonwealth of Massachusetts – via New England School of Law (1964-1994)

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[1] "Length of Legislative Sessions". Manual for the Use of the General Court. Boston: Commonwealth of Massachusetts. 2009. p. 348+.

[CompSenate-2] 1 2 "Composition of the Massachusetts State Senate", Resources on Massachusetts Political Figures in the State Library, Mass.gov, archived from the original on June 6, 2020

[CompHouse-3] 1 2 "Composition of the State of Massachusetts House of Representatives", Resources on Massachusetts Political Figures in the State Library, Mass.gov, archived from the original on June 6, 2020

[Officers-4] 1 2 3 1963–1964 Public Officers of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. 1963 – via Internet Archive.

[5] "Massachusetts Speaker and 25 Indicted in Corruption Inquiry", New York Times, May 9, 1964

[6] Feldberg, Michael (2015). UMass Boston at 50: A Fiftieth-Anniversary History of the University of Massachusetts Boston. Amherst, Massachusetts: University of Massachusetts Press. pp. 10–15. ISBN 978-1625341693.

[Register-7] 1 2 3 4 "Annual Register of the Executive and Legislative Departments of the Government of Massachusetts, 1963" (PDF), Journal of the Senate of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts– via State Library of Massachusetts

[black2010-8] Black Legislators in the Massachusetts General Court: 1867-Present, State Library of Massachusetts, 2010, hdl:2452/48905

[Papers-9] State Library of Massachusetts, "Massachusetts State Legislator's Papers Collections at the State Library", Mass.gov, retrieved September 3, 2020

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