Word: maryland
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...truth" and "the fear of error," his search carried him into what Albert Camus called "those waterless deserts where thought reaches its confines." After the glaring publicity of the Alger Hiss trial and the 1952 publication of his own confessional autobiography Witness, Chambers withdrew to the seclusion of his Maryland farm. Often his first waking thought was, "Must I live through another day?" This posthumous book, made up of diary excerpts, letters, extended reflections on himself and his time, is the fruit of those years. Edited by Duncan Norton-Taylor, managing editor of FORTUNE, who had been a close friend...
...spectacular fashion to produce comfortable voting cushions. Johnson rolled up a record 400,000-vote margin in Philadel- phia, some 70,000 better than Jack Kennedy had done. He won New York City by a whopping 1,300,000, Baltimore by 155,000 (more than half of his hefty Maryland margin). He led by some 650,000 in Chicago, 350,000 in Detroit, 100,000 in Milwaukee, 300,000 in Los Angeles...
Arizona Roy Elson California Pierre Salinger Connecticut Thomas Dodd Delaware Elbert Carvel Florida Spessard Holland Hawaii Thomas Gill Indiana Vance Hartke Maine Edmund Muskie Maryland Joseph Tydings Massachusetts Edward Kennedy Michigan Philip Hart Minnesota Eugene McCarthy Mississippi John Sfennis Missouri Stuart Symington Montana Mike Mansfield Nebraska Raymond Arndt Nevada Howard Cannon New Jersey Harrison Williams Jr. New Mexico Joseph Montoya New York Robert F. Kennedy North Dakota Quentin Burdick Ohio *Stephen Young Oklahoma Fred Harris Pennsylvania Genevieve Blatt Rhode Island John Pastore Tennessee Albert Gore Ross Bass Texas Ralph Yarborough Utah Frank Moss Vermont Frederick Fayette Virginia Harry Byrd Washington...
...Joseph D. Tydings, 36, will follow in the path of his stepfather, Maryland's longtime Democratic Senator Millard Tydings (1927-50). A self-styled "Ken- nedy Democrat," Joe Tydings was a J.F.K. crony and appointee (U.S. Attorney for the District of Maryland), had Marylander Eunice Kennedy Shriver as chairman of his "Citizens for Tydings" organization. For Incumbent Republican Senator James Glenn Beall, 70, a lackluster moderate who spent ten years in the House and another twelve in the Senate, the defeat was his first ever...
...Maryland...