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Elected to the football managerial staff were Charles L. Gagnebin '63, of Quincy House and Cohasset, varsity; Sam H. Moorer '63, of Lowell House and Tallahassee, Fla., freshmen; and Arthur Alpert '63, of Dudley House and Boston...
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...Fleet Street secret that he has designs on the London Daily Telegraph (circ. 1,220,389), biggest and most popular of London's "quality" dailies. And he has far from satisfied his appetite for papers in the U.S., where he has only eight (biggest: the St. Peters burg, Fla. Times), including five weeklies. Says Thomson longingly : "There are thou sands of papers there, and I'm looking all the time...
ANNE PENNOYER NEWCOMB Gainesville, Fla...
...choice not easy." but concluded: "With Nixon and Lodge in charge of U.S. world policy we shall feel both safer and more hopeful." ¶ Another magazine for Nixon: Farm Journal; for Kennedy, Harper's. ¶The residents of rival Crackertown (pop. 463) and Yankeetown (pop. 700), Fla., two miles apart in northwest Florida's Levy County, whooped up their own straw vote for President. Although the combined voter registration is 97% Democratic, Crackertown (51% native-born Floridians) went 52 to 47 for Kennedy, while Yankeetown (80% transplanted) voted 104 to 87 for Nixon...