Word: sorensens
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...murdered. He does not flaunt the association, but he uses Kennedy-like gestures and even some phrases-"We can do better." He is the latest of several prominent Kennedy aides-both John's and Robert's-to try to capture elective office. Kenneth O'Donnell, Theodore Sorensen and Pierre Salinger have all been beaten badly at the polls...
...supervisor from suburban Long Island, Paterson ran far better than Goldberg, winning 69% of the vote. In a four-man contest for the U.S. Senate nomination to oppose Republican Incumbent Charles Goodell, an expensive barrage of polished television advertising turned obscurity into victory for Westchester Representative Richard Ottinger. Theodore Sorensen, once John Kennedy's speechwriter, wound up a weak third...
...villains? Johnson would not say. Presumably they were members of the White House staff rather than the Cabinet. Johnson probably had Arthur Schlesinger Jr. and Richard Goodwin in mind. Their offense was reported disloyalty to L.B.J. and criticism on the war issue. However, another Viet Nam critic, Theodore Sorensen, won L.B.J.'s praise...
...issue has already been injected into this year's elections by Democrat Theodore C. Sorensen, campaigning for the U.S. Senate from New York, who last week announced his own plan for "universal health insurance." Apart from such standpatters as the A.M.A. and its arch-conservative Republican allies, there is a growing consensus that some national insurance blanket must be thrown over the ailing body of health care...
...native state. He won a reputation for coolness in crisis for his handling of the 1969 seizure by students of a Brandeis building. Now he must overcome a challenge to his eligibility to qualify for this year's primary. Among those already in the contest are Theodore Sorensen, John Kennedy's onetime aide and now a partner in Abram's former law firm, Paul O'Dwyer, the unsuccessful 1968 candidate and brother of New York City's late mayor, and Congressman Richard Ottinger, a three-term Westchester liberal. The seat is now held by Republican...