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Howard J. Phillips '62, President of the student Council and co-chairman of last years' drive, called the $22,500 goal "realizable and proper." Along with this year's co-chairmen, Michael H. P. Belknap '63 and Thomas C. Jones, Jr. '63, Phillips emphasized the importance of the first evening in making the drive a success...
...Combined Charities Drive will run through Friday evening. Six charities, including a Combined Charities Scholarship, have been recommended and 28 have been suggested. The co-chairmen of the drive hope for an average personal donation of $10 and 100 per cent participation...
...only strengthened Goldwater: "It's just what I've been saying. We cannot win as a dime-store copy of the opposition's platform. We offered voters insufficient choice with a me-too candidate. We must be different. My guess is that 80% of the state chairmen, the precinct committeemen, the workers think it is true. Everyone recognizes it except the party leadership...
Goldwater can count many allies, including G.O.P. state and county chairmen across the conservative South, the Southwest, and the Midwest from the Mississippi to the Rockies. Though he is weaker in the big-vote industrial states, his supporters make up in zeal for whatever they lack in numbers. During the campaign Goldwater became one of the G.O.P.'s most sought-after speakers, and many congressional candidates billed themselves as Goldwater Republicans. Most of the 23 new G.O.P. Congressmen are conservatives-a fact that will help Goldwater. "If the Southern Democrats stay in coalition with us," he says...
...appointed himself the architect of the Kennedy campaign in his state, freely predicted a massive Kennedy sweep. As it turned out, the only Ohio county to perform satisfactorily for Kennedy was industrial Cuyahoga (Cleveland), which is bossed by canny Ray Miller, one of the old-line Democratic county chairmen whose power Di Salle has long been trying to undercut. In the rest of the state, the Republicans, riding Nixon's 260,000-vote majority, regained control of both houses of the legislature and picked up two new congressional seats. Part of the reason, political pros agree, was the unexpected...