Word: boylston
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...September 13 primaries, the New York Times delivered the ultimate slap in the face to the anti-war movement when it proclaimed in an editorial that "one-issue candidates" never win. This was an open reference to the Senatorial candidacies of David Frost in New Jersey and Thomas Boylston Adams in Massachusetts...
...stumped the state, chopping away at Collins' "public-be-damned" redevelopment program and recounting his own liberal record as Governor. Responding sympathetically to Peabody's image of ingenuous honesty, the voters gave him 321,035 votes to 265,213 for Collins. A third candidate, Boston Brahmin Thomas Boylston Adams, mounted an antiwar campaign, but got only 51,483 votes...
There were hints from a member of SDS that Thomas Boylston Adams would try to talk other peace candidates into taking a position on HUAC's recent activities, but Adams' campaign headquarters had no comment on the issue...
Aiken, formerly a Harvard professor, did not disagree only with Rendell. He also attacked Thomas Boylston Adams, candidate for the Senate, who earlier in the evening advocated negotiations. "That is malarkey," Aiken roared. "We have two choices: fight or withdraw...
Attending the meeting will be: David Frost (N.J.), Robert Cook (Conn.), Stephen Minot (Conn.), Thomas Boylston Adams (Mass.), Eugene S. Daniell Jr. (N.H.), and Thomas Maynard (Maine...