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...mile campaign trip, he was answering the crowd's enthusiasm with something of the old magic of 1952 and 1956. In Los Angeles and San Francisco he aimed over the heads of California's feuding and fussing G.O.P. Gubernatorial Candidate Bill Knowland and G.O.P. Senatorial Candidate Goodwin Knight, hit the point that the G.O.P. national record and national leadership were the best reasons for Californians to vote Republican...
...Dick '59 RHB 21 5.10 170 Allentown, N.J. 24 Terpak, John '60 RHB 20 5.9 178 York, Pa. 26 Harding, Larry '61 RHB 19 5.10 175 Gloucester, Mass. 27 Rheinhart, Hiram '60 RHB 20 5.10 170 Ambler, Pa. 30 Sikarskie, Dave '59 FB 21 6.0 196 Petoskey, Mich. 33 Goodwin, Ed '61 FB 19 6.1 188 Millville, N.J. 34 Doelling, Fred '60 HB 19 5.11 173 Valparaiso, Ind. 39 Raser, Bill '59 HB 21 6.0 178 Hartsdale, N.Y. 41 Coffin, Dave '60 B 19 6.0 171 Fairfield, Conn. 43 Clayton, Charles '60 B 21 6.0 171 Philadelphia, Pa. 44 Donahue...
Though his opponent in the U.S. Senate race is Democratic Congressman Clair Engle, California's outgoing Governor Goodwin J. Knight swings hardest against Fellow Republican William Fife Knowland. To an Oceanside meeting of wire-service editors last fortnight, Goodie argued bitterly that the Knowland-embraced right-to-work proposition on the upcoming ballot is "a non-Republican issue." Then Knight punched his running mate squarely on the jaw: "Since he injected a non-Republican issue into the campaign, I am under no moral or legal obligation to endorse his candidacy. We Republicans frequently have asked Democrats to vote...
...Francisco he labored out front and backstage to try to bring harmony between U.S. Senator Bill Knowland, the would-be Governor, and Governor Goodwin J. Knight, the reluctant would-be U.S. Senator, while steering clear of Knowland's lonely stand for a right-to-work...
...Republican William Fife Knowland has done yet in his bulldozing effort to take the Governor's seat seems to plow under the omens: that he is in for a fearsome drubbing from Democratic Candidate Edmund G. ("Pat") Brown, state attorney general (TIME, Sept. 15). Knowland, who shouldered Governor Goodwin J. Knight aside so that he could run, has suffered a series of campaign reverses, most recently last week when three of the four Hearst papers in California endorsed the Brown candidacy-the first endorsement of a Democratic gubernatorial candidate in more than 30 years. And although "Goodie" Knight...