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...author was, of course, anonymous, the photo phony, the organization nonexistent-and a play on the real CORE (Congress of Racial Equality). The man who presumably would hope to benefit most from the scurrilous handout-Republican Gubernatorial Candidate Louie B. Nunn, 39 -denied that he or any of his regular helpers had had anything to do with the fraud...
...Nunn, who successfully managed the 1956 Kentucky campaigns for Dwight Eisenhower and Republican Senators John Sherman Cooper and Thruston Morton, is a respected politician whose denial of this groin-type tactic seems worthy of belief. But there is no question that Nunn is using the civil rights issue for all it is worth, and that may be plenty in border state Kentucky. He was handed a readymade platform when Governor Bert Combs issued an executive order last June banning discrimination in all business establishments licensed by the state. Combs is not allowed to succeed himself, and Breathitt is his hand...
...Combs is the only man in the country who went further than Bobby Kennedy on the race issue," he said last week. If elected, Nunn said, he would not only rescind the Combs order, but also would not introduce civil rights legislation in the state general assembly and "would veto any legislation introduced under the guise of civil rights if it infringes on the constitutional rights of the citizens...
...record number of Kentucky voters turned out for last week's Democratic primary, chose Breathitt by more than 60,000 votes (309,377 to Chandler's 247,661). Breathitt, a former state representative, state commissioner of personnel, and state public service commissioner, will face Republican Louie B. Nunn, 39, in November. Nunn is a Glasgow attorney who managed the successful 1956 U.S. Senate campaigns of Thruston Morton and John Sherman Cooper but, like Breathitt, has never before run for state office...
Throughout his lower-echelon Foreign Office career, handsome, curly-haired Guy Burgess was constantly in trouble, physically dirty and in debt; naturally, no one took seriously his close friendship with Atom Spy Alan Nunn May. Though a known homosexual and prone to savage fits of violence, flabby, fair-haired Donald Maclean was privy to top-level U.S. atomic information as wartime First Secretary in Britain's Washington embassy, later headed the American desk in the Foreign Office. To one casual acquaintance, Maclean's allegiance to Communism "stuck out a mile." Yet, though they might be "eccentric," both were...