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Massachusetts will undoubtedly give Kennedy an overwhelming pluarality November 8. The Commonwealth Democratic politicians, therefore, have been counting on the coattails trick: almost any candidate closely associated with Kennedy, they feel, will sweep into office. This, in part, explains the frenetic nomination battle, that enlivened August and early September.
But Kennedy sounds good on television, and wants a fifth debate. Nixon has found his opponents over-whelmingly weak spot in the issue of Cuba, and will accept another debate if he can be sure Cuba will be the topic. Stir into this frenetic brew of telegrams Kennedy's assertion...
The loop championship could well be decided on the last full day of the schedule as Dartmouth meets Princeton, and you-know-who faces you-know-whom in the stadium. One can just imagine the Elis and the Crimson fighting not only for the ancient rivalry but also for the...
The Knife. Disappointment and near disaster trailed Nikita Khrushchev around the city. He engaged in a TV shouting match with an interviewer nearly as brash as himself-frenetic Producer David Susskind (see SHOW BUSINESS). Even Khrushchev's grisly jokes went sour. Asked by newsmen if he had changed his...
He adds: "It is imperative that we learn as quickly as possible how to identify the creative person, so that we can seek out and encourage such students. They should not be penalized for their failure to play the 'goodboy' role or to satisfy the pointless demand for...