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Hans J. Morgenthau, visiting professor of Government from the University of Chicago, described American foreign policy as "obsolete" Thursday night, and warned that President-elect Kennedy must make radical changes to "restore the natural primacy of foreign policy over domestic policy...
Meanwhile, the pool reports from the Kennedy homes became even more trivial in another sign of the Kennedy camp's confidence. The reports, prepared this morning by Mary McGrory of the Washington Star, referred to Kennedy as the "President-elect," and showed that the Kennedy clan was relaxing and merely waiting for Nixon to admit defeat...
Brooklyn, Connecticut, site of the CRIMSON's pre-election poll, re-affirmed its status as a bellwether area last Tuesday, once again voting for the national winner. The hamlet gave President-elect Kennedy 890 votes to vice-President Richard M. Nixon...
Although the Brooklyn figure for Kennedy was about four percentage points higher than the national, it was still on the right side and almost exactly the same as his final percentage in Connecticut. The town's bellwether status was also confirmed by the President-elect's campaign manager Robert F. Kennedy '43, who as one of meter points throughout the country...
...turned out, Volpe did not go into the lead until 7 a.m. Wednesday morning, when the totals finally gave him about a 1,000-vote edge. Ward did not concede to Volpe until noon. The Governor-elect eventually triumphed by nearly 138,000 votes...