Word: duffey
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CONNECTICUT: The bizarre career of incumbent Sen. Thomas J. Dood appears to be at an end. Running as an independent, Dodd is given little chance of winning. His only impact on the election will be to cut into the votes of the Democratic candidate, Rev. Joseph D. Duffey. Dodd, who has a liberal record on domestic matters but a mysteriously conservative stance on foreign policy, will benefit from his religion. He is a Roman Catholic in a heavily Catholic state. Duffey, a peace candidate and a backer of the 1968 Presidential bid of Gene McCarthy, is a Congregationalist minister...
Peace Action will also coordinate volunteers and transportation at Harvard for such out-of-state candidates as Joseph Duffey running for the Senate in Connecticut, former governor Phillip Hoff running for the Senate in Vermont, and Adlai E. Stevenson III 52 running for Senator in Illinois...
Candidates receiving UNAF assistance include Joseph P. Duffey, a Democrat seeking to wrest the Party's nomination from Sen. Thomas Dodd, George Rawlings, a Virginia Democrat seeking the seat now held by Sen. Harry F. Byrd Jr., and Andrew Young, a former aid to Martin Luther King, who is seeking the Democratic nomination to the House from Georgia's fifth district...
People also seem to be listening to Joseph Duffey, 37, a minister of the United Church of Christ, as he attempts to take the Democratic senatorial nomination away from Connecticut's aging, ailing Thomas Dodd, 63. National chairman of the Americans for Democratic Action, Duffey proposes reorienting Connecticut's defense industries for non-military production, plays down his clerical credentials. "I am not running as a clergyman," he says. "I am running as a citizen, a Democrat and a father...
...regional centers across the nation and affiliates at 280 campuses. Last week students were using a Princeton computer to analyze congressional-election results of the past ten years to choose district races where student help might swing an election. Among the first candidates chosen were four antiwar Democrats-Joseph Duffey for Senator in Connecticut, Norval Reece for Senator in Pennsylvania, Lewis Kaden for Congressman in New Jersey's 15th District and Nicholas Lamont in Pennsylvania's Third District. In the New Jersey race, more than 200 students are already canvassing for Kaden, a 28-year-old lawyer...