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Benjamin Smith intercepted a B.C. pass and cut down the Eagle end sweeps time after time from his defensive corner spot. Carleton Goodwin saw action both ways, and, like smith, was a standout at turning the B.C. half-backs inside...
...taking his leader-of-all stance, Johnson often sounds almost scriptural with his cadenced sentences and their sprinkling of Biblical quotations. In what appeared to be an impromptu peroration (actually it was the work of Speechwriter Richard Goodwin) to his Detroit speech, he told how as a boy he had often dreamed under "the scattered Texas sky." What he dreamed, he said, was that "the least among us will find contentment, and the best among us will find greatness, and all of us will respect the dignity of the one and admire the achievements of the other. This...
...shock; it had been expected. Engle had been bedridden much of the time since he under went surgery last August. The onetime cowpoke, amateur boxer and licensed pilot had served eight terms as Congressman from California's huge (53,-400 sq. mi.) Second District, had walloped ex-Governor Goodwin Knight by 600,000 votes in the 1958 race for the Senate, but had withdrawn this year because of his illness. That cleared the way for Salinger to make his successful primary...
...topflight speech writers have emerged in the Johnson stable: Kennedy's former Latin American specialist, Richard Goodwin, 32, and Horace Busby, 40, a University of Texas graduate and longtime Johnson friend. Goodwin cranks out major texts in far less time than Kennedy's Ted Sorensen did, and Johnson insists that he does it with just as much style. Busby is a quiet, discreet intellectual. Warns one experienced Washington hand: "Watch Buz. He's a comer...
Also elected were: Stephen H. Goodwin '64, business manager; William R. Ferguson '65, poetry editor; Richard M. Travis '65, prose editor; Philip H. Heckscher '65, review editor; Carl F. Nathan '66, managing editor; Kevin Lewis '65, assistant business manager; and Elisabeth A. Polk '65, secretary...