Word: rans
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...lieutenant governor over the incumbent, McLaughlin. Since the governor and lieutenant governor do not run as a ticket in Massachusetts, Bellotti put together his own organization and outpaced Peabody in 1962. Bellotti developed working contacts with legislators while Peabody hung aloof. He maneuvered skillfully over shoals on which Peabody ran aground. In fact he was clever enough to have his office's budget increased by $50,000. Aided by these funds he toured the state on, "non-political" inspections...
...decision to oppose the incumbent, Bellotti was cold and calculating. Though he is not an articulate politician, he acts with cunning and instinct. In the May primary to elect delegates to the national convention, he ran behind Ted Kennedy but ahead of all other Massachusetts Democrats (including Robert Kennedy). Peabody was fifth. Probably Bellotti calculated that this was the time to run. In 1966, Boston Mayor John Collins would be a strong rival for the nomination. And in May Robert Kennedy's future was uncertain...
...head resident had been walking down Shepard Street when the youth grabbed her from behind. She twisted free and ran into Jordan J, where she phoned the police...
...doesn't seem to be working out that way. Last Saturday the Cornell offense found itself, and eradicated Pennsylvania, 33-0. Wood's heir, Marty Sponaugle, ran for one touchdown and passed for another. Fullback Bill Wilson gained 100 yards in 25 attempts...
...Crimson's second against two losses, was accomplished without the services of ailing Bill Crain and John Ogden. Captain Crain, suffering from a knee injury, ran under orders to take it easy and wound up 16th. Ogden, who has had a cold, started but dropped out early in the race...