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...Kenneth B. Keating (R-N.Y.) who, along with Republican Senators John Sherman Cooper of Kentucky and Hiram L. Fong of Hawaii will join Saltonstall as the Harvard hosts from the upper chamber, cited the Club's visit as "magnificent proof that enlightened men come out of Harvard as well as Democrats...
...Touch. But beneath much of the speechmaking ran a current of concern about the state of the Republican Party itself. In Pittsburgh, Hawaii's Senator Hiram Fong asked if the G.O.P. had "lost touch with millions upon millions of our fellow Americans who no longer regard Republicans as their champions?" Said Fong: "The preponderance of evidence suggests we have increasingly lost support of the people. Surveys show that Republicans fail to command majority allegiance of a single major group in America...
Senator Leverett Saltonstall '14 is working closely with the HYRC on the project. He has told Alberg that Senators John S. Cooper (R-Kentucky), Hiram Long (R-Hawaii), and Kenneth Keating (R-N.Y.) have agreed to attend along with thirteen GOP Congressmen...
...Nevada's Howard W. Cannon, Wyoming's J. J. Hickey, Florida's George Smathers, Georgia's Herman Talmadge, South Carolina's Strom Thurmond. Republicans: Colorado's Gordon Allott. New Hampshire's Styles Bridges, Maryland's John Marshall Butler, Hawaii's Hiram Fong, Kansas' Andrew Schoeppel, Pennsylvania's Hugh Scott, Texas' John Tower...
Romantic History. Hiram Bingham, Yale scholar and later U.S. Senator from Connecticut, set out on muleback in 1911 in search of the lost Indian city, which he was convinced was more than legend. For years there was talk of ruins located far above the Urubamba Canyon near Cuzco, but they were known only to a few local Indians until Bingham came upon "a great flight of beautifully constructed stone-faced terraces, perhaps a hundred of them, each hundreds of feet long and ten feet high." Bingham died five years ago, after spending much of his free time exploring and writing...