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jschoot aid ic Education, and Welfare r 'the Office of Civil Rights for HEW, said tin a letter to School Committee Chair. lman John J. Kerrigan, that eyen ‘alter implementation of the state plan, Boston a 700 } Sen. ica d W. Brooke said last ‘ wight President Nixon's fallure to comply | ‘completely with the subpoena demands Ac. Yssued by the House Judiciary Commit- je e would be grounds for impeachment.. eI 13] ht At a press conference, preceding his ‘appearance as chief speaker at the 17th fnnual Law Day, dinner, sponsored by the Boston Collegé Law School and its - lumni Assn; at the Copley Plaza, ‘ wagke made the following points: 7 ~Presiderit should cooperate Teh mittee eee me Seay. Com wet ah. Jeaders inyanion ,the dinner, John G. Bynoe, regional director of. estimate might tot ee be used.in the implementa of the state balance plan. One year ago, the government found yy Bbudy ke TRIP OR 4, T peus SEMPER ke Sees, umegagpmer weekend and’ will have a fone eee intere- he said. any G2 or f, “T think the President's advisors have Amer,,. ° always felt that they should take the “St case to the public directly rather than to pened, . of det the Constitutional bodies" set up to dig the matter, Brooke said, or ie The greetings at oe were brought by yk moet Quinn, who urged his listeners not to a turned away from political activities by Watergate. In hig address to the 1000 bar and ele | compl the w ticipal elimi surve conne: . tons Y., 25 _,, erosiog Be ¢ Un