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Ohio's anti-Di Salle vote swept Robert E. Cook out of office and brought in a mother-son team. Cook was beaten by Republican Oliver Payne Bolton, 45, a wealthy Cleveland-area publisher whose mother, Frances Payne Bolton, 77, was re-elected to her twelfth full term. A...
By playing the role of the jolly fat man, Ohio Democrat Mike Di Salle helped make himself a political success. But after he was elected Governor in 1958, Di Salle got serious. He wanted to be remembered as the man who had wrought great improvements in his state's...
Among the many things that annoyed Di Salle in 1962 was his inability to come to grips with his gubernatorial opponent, State Auditor James Rhodes, 52, who was backed by a highly efficient organization under State Chairman Ray Bliss. As mayor of Columbus from 1943 to 1953 and as auditor...
In his anger, Di Salle launched a savage attack against Rhodes, charged that the auditor's office had fraudulently purchased adding machines, accused Rhodes of diverting $54,000 worth of campaign contributions to his personal use. Di Salle's onslaught blew up in his face. Last week Rhodes...
"In the Gutter." In Ohio, Democratic Governor Michael Di Salle, frustrated by his inability to draw Republican James Rhodes into any direct argument, renewed the charge that Rhodes diverted $54,000 in campaign funds for his personal use. Added Di Salle: "He won't make his income tax reports...