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Unlike the highly professional Mondale and Glenn organizations, McGovern is relying on a close-meshed, down-home team to propel him into his desired third or fourth place in New Hampshire. The man who runs the machine, George Cunningham, also ran McGovern's two congressional and five senatorial campaigns. A fellow South Dakotan, Cunningham first met the candidate in 1954, working side-by-side with McGovern in South Dakota's Young Democrats organization. He hasn't left the Senator's side since. "George McGovern and I go back a long way, to common roots and experience in the same state...
McGovern is also, quite literally, keeping his campaign in the family-his two daughters, Mary and Ann, manage the organization's finance and office administration respectively, and "provide a lot of direction at the heart of the campaign," Cunningham says...
...Golston, Loyola-Illinois 23 107 122 87.7 9. Potter, Oral Roberts 25 71 81 87.7 11. Wagner, Louisville 26 90 103 87.4 12. Arnolie, Penn 21 74 85 87.1 13. Armato, N. Illinois 22 67 77 87.0 14. Jennings, Texas Tech 23 71 82 86.6 15. Cunningham, Texas St. 22 70 81 86.4 16. McKinney, Illinois St. 23 75 87 86.2 17. Stokes, Virginia 23 68 79 86.1 18. Washington, Utah St. 24 111 129 86.0 19. Gannon, North Carolina St. 27 71 83 85.5 19. Gromoe, Pairfield 22 65 76 85.5 19. Tandy, East Tennessee...
Five hockey players-two Canadians, two Austrians and an Italian-were dismissed on the eve of the competition for having had brief encounters with the National Hockey League. One of the Austrians not expelled was Richard Cunningham, 32, veteran of more than 300 games in the defunct World Hockey Association. On the computer terminals in the press room, Cunningham's occupation is listed as "philosopher...
...television as a "liberating" force, not fraught with the "negative aspects" emphasized by Orwell. To this end, he has enlisted the talents of a curious assortment of the old-and new-wave garde, including Performance Artist Laurie Anderson, 36, Composers John Cage, 71, and Philip Glass, 46, Choreographer Merce Cunningham, 64, Beat Poet Allen Ginsberg, 57, Rock Singer Peter Gabriel, 33, and Cellist Charlotte Moorman, 44, once celebrated for her topless playing. Directed by Paik from the Pompidou Center in Paris and by George Plimpton, 56, acting as host at a studio in Manhattan, the one-hour live broadcast...