Word: beers
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...piece high school band, a chorus of can-canning cheerleaders and a cluster of city officials. Out stepped Milwaukee's Ralph Votapek, 23, to be greeted by Mayor Henry Maier. "For too long," intoned the mayor, "Milwaukee has been symbolized to the rest of the nation only by beer and the Braves. Now, thanks to Ralph Votapek, we have added a third and very important B to our national honors-Beethoven." He proclaimed Ralph Votapek Day and announced that Votapek's name would appear in neon lights on the city-hall tower...
Samuel H. Beer, former National Chairman of the Americans for Democratic Action, denounced yesterday the "miserable mistake" the state ADA had made in not endorsing Edward M. "Ted" Kennedy '54 for U.S. Senator. Beer, professor of Government, also castigated the ADA for its "timidity" in falling to endorse Democrat Francis X. Bellotti. Bellotti is contending with Francis W. "The Corruption Fighter" Perry, a Republican, for the lieutenant governorship...
...Bellotti's a first-rater, a real go-getter," Beer said. "It was a mastake not to endorse all three." Of the top three Democratic candidates, only Endicott Peabody, nominee for Governor, was endorsed...
...While I am a strong party man," Beer said, "I personally endorse Brooke. Kelly's proposal for a sweepstakes was wisely rejected by the party convention. His victory in the primary, due to the confuson caused by the large number of candidates, was accidental. Brooke has shown himself to be a vigorous prosecutor, and a man of integrity and intelligence...
...legisature in Idaho. But the others couldn't come up with any valid choices. Three gave no response; two named Ethel Kennedy, Teddy's sister-in-law; four named Carolyn Kennedy, the candidate's four-year-old niece, and the Christian, a professor of History, said he hoped Sam Beer would roast in Hell. (Beer is a faculty member who has come out in support of Teddy's candidacy.) Needless to say, Carolin, Ethel and Professor Beer are not bona fide candidates for any office...