Word: democratic
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Pennsylvania Democrat Dilworth feels that the capable, competent Republican Scranton is seeking on-the-job training, pray tell what are his feelings about Democratic Johnny-come-lately Teddy Kennedy...
...state has deep-seated economic problems, and it is riven by inter-and intraparty bitterness of a sort to make any Governor look bad. Yet there is never a dearth of aspirants, and this year is far, far from being an exception to that rule. The contenders: Incumbent Democrat John Swainson, 37, and Republican George Romney, 55, who resigned from his $150,000-a-year job as the head of American Motors to seek public office...
...meetings (he is not invited) and does not receive the Washington-written editorials (he would not run them). Nor does the Scripps-Howard lighthouse beam from the Enquirer's masthead. The Enquirer endorsed Ohio Republican William O'Neill for Governor in 1958, the Post & Times-Star supported Democrat Mike Di Salle. > To an even greater degree than the Cincinnati Post, the Cleveland Press picks local candidates without regard to their political hue. After supporting Di Salle in 1958, this year, disenchanted with his performance, it came out for Republican James R. Rhodes. One of the chain...
Died. Representative Clement Miller. 45, voluble, spike-witted liberal Democrat from California's mammoth First Congressional District (San Francisco Bay to Oregon), grandson of a onetime Delaware Republican Governor, author (Member of the House, a collection of informal letters conveying the tempo of Congress to his constituents), and one of twelve liberals linked to the highly incendiary The Liberal Papers, a volume of strong-winded essays on U.S. foreign policy published last March; on a campaign swing for his third term when the twin-engined plane ferrying him crashed on Chaparral Mountain in northern California...
Samuel H. Beer, former National Chairman of the Americans for Democratic Action, denounced yesterday the "miserable mistake" the state ADA had made in not endorsing Edward M. "Ted" Kennedy '54 for U.S. Senator. Beer, professor of Government, also castigated the ADA for its "timidity" in falling to endorse Democrat Francis X. Bellotti. Bellotti is contending with Francis W. "The Corruption Fighter" Perry, a Republican, for the lieutenant governorship...