Word: stuart
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...Jean Savelli, Consul General for France, and Mr. James A. D. Stuart-Robinson, acting Consul General of the United Kingdom, agreed upon the "impressive effects" of the Common Market, but they merely hinted at the differences which have brought negotiations on British entry to the Market to a momentary standstill...
...will pull votes from Kennedy on domestic issues. Lodge is fighting for the independent and marginal Democratic vote, including unreconciled McCormack supporters. Since Curtis supporters have nowhere else to go, the word Republican has been deleted from the Lodge campaign. Lodge prefers the term 'independent'--to the amusement of Stuart Hughes. Also, in his effort to draw the "swing vote" Lodge secks to identify with the President. He stresses agreement with much of the JFK program and invariably mentions the Distinguished Service award he received from Kennedy. "It doesn't hurt," says Lodge, "it doesn't hurt...
...Stuart Hughes and George Cabot Lodge '50 clashed at East Boston High School last night in their second debate of the current Senatorial campaign. The debate was televised by WHDH...
...Stuart Hughes's baby-blue sound truck insists that "the nuclear age is no time for politics as usual," but still, the success or failure of his campaign will be measured in votes. These will come in quantity only if Hughes succeeds in presenting the cold war as a politically meaningful subject...
Tomorrow night George Cabot Lodge and H. Stuart Hughes will stage a second debate "on the issues," and again Edward M. "Ted" Kennedy will not participate. Kennedy claimed that a previous engagement in Chicopee kept him from participating in the first encounter. Now his headquarters has announced that it "lost" Lodge's invitation to join this second debate...