Word: slate
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...present time, much of the H.L.U. manpower has been put to use on the Civil Liberties Appeal. But the club also plans to canvass for the election of Stevenson and the Massachusetts slate of candidates it has endorsed. The H.L.U. will take no active part in the state senatorial or gubernatorial campaigns, since it does not support any of the candidates running...
...Harvard Young Democratic Club has had a rather unhappy history. In 1948, for example, club members, after endorsing the Democratic slate, discovered that their president was a rabid Dewey supporter. Only after much bitterness and counter-charging was the Deweyite impeached. The HYDC quietly died following election day, and remained buried until last spring when some Democrats resurrected...
Before endorsing the Kennedy-Dever slate in Massachusetts and signing up 75 of their 150 membership to canvass in the coming campaigns, the Democrats heard Professor Beer praise Stevenson for introducing a new type of liberalism into the party...
Edward Schroeder '53, president of the Harvard Young Republican Club, said that the group would try to get the majority of the state republican slate as speakers. The group, he said, plans to do much work on the precinct and ward level, including ringing doorballs...
Typical of all the contests, Puerto Rico's troubles began when a convention of six hundred odd selected one slate of delegates and a rump of forty-eight selected another. The legal delegation included one Eisenhower rooter, Mr. Julia, and one for Stassen, Mr. Romani, while the rump electees included two men for Taft. Common to both groups was a supposedly neutral delegate...