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There will be several politicians in the stands today. As far as The Crimson could determine, all are Democrats, including Senator-elect John C. Culver '54(D-Iowa), a third-generation Harvard alumnus who played varsity football while here. Also Senator William D. Hathaway '49 (D-Maine...
After the Crimson interview, Daly left his office with senator-elect Culver, whom he was taking to watch football practice. Daly, a Yale graduate, suggested that he has always found The Game boring, and that those not connected with Harvard or Yale "would be better off finding a girl and a motel room and watching Ohio State on television...
Richard Clark, 44. When Iowa Congressman John Culver warily backed off from a bid for the U.S. Senate in 1972, his administrative assistant and veteran campaign manager Dick Clark stepped in to accept the Democratic nomination. Though virtually unknown to voters, Clark made a 1,312-mile walking tour of the state and upset a two-term Republican incumbent. An outspoken critic of old-style politics and pork-barreling, he exerted major influence in shaping the Senate's campaign reform bill, is now seeking to bring federal regulation to the often chaotic commodity exchanges...
...John C. Culver, 41, a former captain of the Harvard football team, later studied at Cambridge University in England, spent three years in the Marines and won a law degree before going to Washington as an assistant to his friend and former classmate, Ted Kennedy. Democrat Culver ran for Congress from a Republican district in Iowa in 1964, sweeping into the House on Lyndon Johnson's coattails and increasing his margin of victory in each of the next four elections. A prime mover for congressional reorganization, he entered the 1974 Senate contest when Harold Hughes bowed...
Cocky Gesture. From a parking ticket found in the Volkswagen, police traced the group to a house in a black neighborhood of nearby Culver City...