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...Sarah Proctor Fay, 90, long a prominent member of the Harvard community, died Monday at her home in Cambridge after a brief illness...
...wife of Sidney Bradshaw Fay '96 professor of History, emeritus, who held the first joint appointment ever made by Harvard and Radcliffe...
Elected were: Donald N. Bach, of Eliot House, government; Gregory W. Brumfiel, of Leverett House, mathematics; Patrick A. Curtin, of Kirkland House, biology; John D. Fay, of Lowell House, mathematics; Donald E. Gerson, of Eliot House, anthropology: Alan Gilbert, of Kirkland House, social studies; David M. Gordon, of Adams House, social studies; and James M. Herzog, of Quincy House, social relations...
Some Republicans loved this sort of talk. Said Texas' National Committeeman Albert Fay: "You're not going to beat Lyndon Johnson unless you give him hell. No patsy campaign is going to win. Lyndon's got more skeletons in his closet than they've got down at Galveston medical school, and Miller can work on them...
Lodge's name is anathema in the South, where Republicans this year hope to pick up some electoral votes even against Lyndon Johnson. Texas' National Committeeman Albert Fay bitterly remembers how Vice Presidential Candidate Lodge, without consulting anyone, made a Harlem speech pledging the Nixon Administration to appoint a Negro as a Cabinet member. Nixon publicly disavowed the promise, but the damage was done. "That murdered us in Texas," says Fay, who also canceled a Lodge appearance in Houston when Lodge refused to stay at a segregated hotel. Says Florida State Chairman Tom Fairfield Brown: "You know, when...