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Kennedy turned back to his main political pitch, a theme that he hopes will help re-elect such hard-pressed Democratic candidates as Ohio's Governor Michael Di Salle. "The Republicans have made the word no a political program,'' he cried. He banged the rostrum with his...
"How much do you weigh, Jim?" asked a reporter. "Oh, about 193." "Di Salle's got you beat-he weighs 208." "Yes." replied the 6-ft. Rhodes, rubbing his stomach, "but I'm in better shape."
Challenging the Challenger. Anatomically, and politically. Rhodes does seem to be in better shape than elliptical Democratic Governor Michael Di Salle, 54. So far Rhodes has succeeded in reversing the ordinary order of political candidacy, in which the incumbent stands calmly on his record and the challenger moves like mad...
Rhodes is conducting a low-key campaign in which he takes to the stump only a few times a week, holds no press conferences, rarely mentions Di Salle. refuses to face him in debate. Di Salle, on the other hand, has stumped every one of the state's 88...
Rhodes has considerable cause for confidence. Di Salle was elected Governor by a smashing 454,000-vote margin in 1958. But ever since he has been burying himself beneath his own political problems. Determined to upgrade Ohio's highway, education and mental-health programs, Di Salle persuaded a Democratic...