Word: elections
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...Denver's Cherry Hills Club, an 81 at the Blind Brook Country Club in New York's Westchester County.) Last week the effects of his recent layoff showed up in the 93 he shot on his first round for score at Augusta. Glumly the President-elect pronounced himself "emphatically not happy...
This week President-Elect Eisenhower made his first two appointments. As his liaison men in effecting an orderly transfer of the presidency, he named two able men who had been his trusted aides on earlier missions...
Massachusetts. Democratic Governor Paul A. Dever, keynoter at his party's convention last July, was beaten in a close race by Republican Christian A. (for Archibald) Herter. The governor-elect is 57, a Harvard man, married to the granddaughter of Charles Pratt, a partner of John D. Rockefeller the elder and one of the founders of Standard Oil. Herter, an able internationalist who did a stint with the State Department (Berlin, Brussels and Washington, 1916-19), once dabbled in publishing (Independent and Sportsman magazines), served in the Massachusetts legislature and has been in the U.S. Congress since...
...teaching fellow in government and her husband, a former teaching fellow in economics, think Polanyi has been railroaded. For the last six months Warren and Virginia McClam have been writing to the State Department, Senator-elect Kennedy, Senator Lodge, and the American Civil Liberties Union in the hope that someone will get the decision revoked...
After all that has been said in the election campaign, it may be hypocritical to place our hope for the maintenance of civil liberties in the hands of the Republican President-elect. But it is nevertheless necessary. For only the President can attempt to control the new pack of witchhunters who have inherited investigatory power in the new Republican Congress...