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...office; both have politically prolific families. "Teddy's campaign is to make us seem comparable," says Lodge. "It's not so much that I am five years older, but I have been working for fifteen years." This included six years in Washington as Undersecretary of Labor to Eisenhower and JFK. In response to the dynasty issue lodge emphasiszes, "If my father had been elected vice-President I would never have run for the senate...
...have nowhere else to go, the word Republican has been deleted from the Lodge campaign. Lodge prefers the term 'independent'--to the amusement of Stuart Hughes. Also, in his effort to draw the "swing vote" Lodge secks to identify with the President. He stresses agreement with much of the JFK program and invariably mentions the Distinguished Service award he received from Kennedy. "It doesn't hurt," says Lodge, "it doesn't hurt...
...volunteers, and a glaring absence of advance publicity. Lodge is all too obviously a neophyte it politics. In his eagerness to solicit questions, he too often wastes crucial time in minute debates with hostile voters. Yet, the Lodge campaign has made significant gains; it has borrowed heavily from the JFK organization manual for its own local groups, and Lodge himself effectively uses the Kefauver handshake method...
...become president of the United States just like JFK and FDR, both loyal CRIMSON editors. FDR served as managing editor and than president; JFK learned about finance on the business board. By all means join the CRIMSON tonight, at the 7:30 p.m. Introductory meeting...
...Rothschilds, Morton (1) 2. My Life in Court, Nizer (2) 3. O Ye Jigs and Juleps!, Hudson (4) 4. Sex and the Single Girl, Brown (3) 5. Travels with Charley, Steinbeck (7) 6. Who's in Charge Here?, Gardner (6) 7. Veeck-as in Wreck, Veeck (9) 8. JFK Coloring Book, Kannon and Roman 9. One Man's Freedom, Williams (8) 10. The Blue Nile, Moorehead...