Word: coxes
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Texas gubernatorial race, Vice President Lyndon Johnson seemed to be the main issue. Republican Jack Cox contended that Democrat John Connally is so close to L.B.J. that Connally would be a "puppet Governor." Connally charged that the Cox campaign is "conceived in hypocrisy, nurtured by hate," and that Cox is a "turncoat," since he once endorsed Johnson for President at a Democratic rally. Cox took this as a dastardly accusation and cried: "John Connally couldn't buy his way into office, now he is trying to blast in with smear tactics...
Former Navy Secretary John B. Connally (D) withstood a strong bid by Republican Jack Cox to win election to the governorship...
...Houston Chronicle canvass gave Democrat John Connally a 3-2 lead over conservative Republican Jack Cox for Governor of Texas. But the survey team noted that Republicans are working hard, might win if complacent Democrats fail to get out a big vote...
...Everyone knows that Robert F. Kennedy was the attorney for the McClellan Committee and that his brother, John F. Kennedy--with the aid of Archibald Cox, now solicitor general, drew up the original labor bill that was the father of the Landrum-Griffin Bill...
...across the U.S. In San Francisco, after St. Mary's Cathedral had been destroyed by fire. Archbishop Joseph McGucken asked the 750,000 Roman Catholics in his diocese "for prayers of thanksgiving that no lives were taken, and prayers of guidance for the future." Republican Gubernatorial Candidate Jack Cox, a guest preacher in the Disciples of Christ, reminded a G.O.P. rally in Richardson, Texas: "Most of us are prone to forget to whom we owe thanks for what we have, for what we are, and for what we hope to be. For these things we owe thanks...