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...spoke Ev Dirksen at suburban Chicago's O'Hare Inn, where the 58-member Illinois delegation to the Republican National Convention met in caucus. Goldwater backers burst into wild applause, followed quickly with a roll call that produced 48 diamond-hard convention votes for Barry; the other ten delegates remained publicly committed to no one, but there was every possibility that Goldwater would wind up with at least...
...hare and the tortoise should give more thought to running as a team. With Goldwater willing to send in the Marines after two minutes of careful deliberation and Scranton willing to consider every decision for a year or so, the G.O.P. would have a balanced ticket...
Landing at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport the next afternoon, Johnson found Dick Daley waiting for him, along with Illinois' Governor Otto Kerner, Democratic National Committeeman Jake Arvey, dozens of Democratic precinct workers - and little Cathy Baker. Daley and his boys were not about to let some kid beat them to the President. When Johnson stepped down from the plane, Daley's Democrats rumbled past Cathy, thundered eagerly up to offer Johnson their plump palms. The President shook hands with most of them, finally scooped up Cathy, collected a kiss for preventing the railroad strike...
Though Monk's career has been painful and often thankless, it has also been a tortoise-and-hare race with flashier, more ingratiating men?many of whom got lost in narcotic fogs, died early in squalor and disgrace or abandoned their promise, to fall silent on their horns. Monk goes on. It is his high philosophy to be different, and having steadily ignored all advice and all the fads and vogues of jazz that made lesser musicians grow rich around him, he now reaps the rewards of his conviction gladly but without surprise. He has a dignified, three-album...
...this article is the best thing about Cambridge 38, the best thing about the article is the reproductions of students' work; sorta like the pictures in Life. It seems unfortunate that Mr O'Hare writes, "The illustrations accompanying this article...represent the best work in the studio courses to date" and then includes his own uninspiring "Construction." Nevertheless, the student work is impressive. Especially effective are Richard Shift's "Drawing" in pen and ink and Betsy Root's microphotograph, "Chocolate...