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...Your statements concerning Senator Brewster's campaign against Governor Wallace [May 29] were the most precise I have seen. Instead of appealing to the intelligence of the voters (the logical way to combat stupidity), Brewster relied solely on a name-calling campaign until it was too late. Surely the Maryland primary will not cause concern about the "Northern backlash...
...Kingman Brewster, Yale's new president, is going to get an honorary sooner or later. If it's sooner, it will be this year; if later, next. Brewster would be one of the few lawyers to get an LL.D at a recent Commencement. If the Corporation perceives its oversight, it might even the balance by honoring John Marshall Harian, whose conservative leanings may appeal to the Corporation's Boston and Baltimore lawyers...
...Brewster ended up taking the state's three westernmost counties, where the Negro population is small and civil rights are no problem. He also scored heavily in the well-to-do bedroom suburbs that skirt Washington. But his winning margin came from Baltimore's Jewish and Negro areas. The city's Fifth District, home of 80% of Baltimore's 90,000 Jews, gave Brewster 39,000 votes, Wallace 9,000. The lopsided results were much the same in black Baltimore. In 17 Negro precincts, Wallace got not a single ballot. Eighty-seven Negro boxes gave...
...varsity lightweights also announced the election of Galen Brewster '65, of 1 Chauncy St. and Brookline, as captain of next year's crew. Brewster has been stroke for the last two years...
Running against Wallace as Lyndon Johnson's proxy in this week's Maryland presidential primary, Brewster called Wallace a "trespasser," a "stumble-bum," and "a dangerous joke." And as for bringing on trouble Wallace's name might as well have been Joe Btfsplk...