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In the preliminary contest, J. EUGENE CLEMENTS '63 and LAURENCE H. TRIBE '62, who remained undefeated throughout the tournament, easily eliminated Dartmouth, the reigning national champion.
The John D. Byrum '62-Terry D. Ochler 62 team was named the top affirmative squad, while J. Eugene Clements '63 and Laurence H. Tribe '62 received the top honors among those arguing the negative. Tribe was also named best speaker of the tournament.
On his chosen path of professional politics. Kentucky's Earle C. Clements traveled far, becoming a Congressman, then Governor (1947-50), then a U.S. Senator (1950-56). Even after he lost his 1956 Senate race to Thruston B. Morton (now Republican national chairman), Clements remained a power in Kentucky...
Last week a blow far more jolting than his 1956 defeat landed on Earle Clements, 63. The news got out that the U.S. Government had filed a $291,288.97 income tax claim against him-$183,461.46 in back income taxes for 1948-56, plus $107,827.51 in penalties for tax...
Clements challenged the arithmetic, said the way he figured it the U.S. owed him $2,520 in income tax overpayments.