Word: addresses
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...instead of moving, the crowd of students swelled to 2500. Another leader of the protest, Mario Savio, of Berkeley Friends of SNCC, tried to address the students, but couldn't be heard. So he removed his shoes and climbed stop the police car. Savio, whom the San Francisco Chronicle described in its afternoon edition as a "silver-tongued orator," urged the crowd to stay until all their demands were...
...than the long-complacent Democratic groups there. In New Orleans, Texan LeRoy Ellis, 29, plots Goldwater strategy for Louisiana in a "war room" covered with 13 maps pegging population growth and political patterns in every parish. His precinct workers have assembled 600,000 IBM cards containing the name and address of every Louisiana urban voter, all of whom will be reached this month, either in person or from 50-telephone "boiler rooms," in order to determine their party, sex, age, occupation and race. That information, punched on the cards, will be riffled through just before the election to turn...
...prime source for the file, and the list is loaded with harmless crackpots. The Service tries to keep surveillance over about 100 people who are considered to be "serious risks" to the President; of these, between twelve and 15 are especially dangerous because they have no fixed address...
While President Johnson stumbled noticeably several times when he departed from his written text, he was at his best in an extemporaneous address to a delighted gathering of insurance executives and businessmen in Hartford...
...address in Portland was a discussion of the state's economic concerns, and later in Manchester. N.H., where he received an enthusiastic but more restrained welcome he discussed the need for a foreign policy based upon reasonable compromise...