Word: ticket
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...industrial states, so he won where he had to win in the South and Southwest. As expected, he lost Florida, Virginia and Oklahoma; in races figured beforehand as tossups, he also lost Kentucky and Tennessee. But, despite the win of an independent electors' ticket in Mississippi, he handily carried Texas and South Carolina, which had been predicted for Nixon. During the campaign, many observers had thought-and said-that Republican Henry Cabot Lodge was a positive asset to his ticket while Democrat Lyndon B. Johnson was a drag on his. Nixon repeatedly stressed Lodge's presence; Kennedy often...
...Delaware, Republican Governor J. Caleb Boggs pulled off one of the rare upsets of the 1960 Senate races by unseating conservative Democrat J. Allen Frear Jr., 57, a veteran of two undistinguished Senate terms. The only top-of-the-ticket Republican to win in Delaware, Boggs has long wooed Delaware's labor vote by urging establishment of a state department of labor, as a result probably came away with more union votes than Businessman Frear...
Because the demand exceeded the seating capacity of the Stadium, as usual, Lunden was forced to notify alumni by mail that applications received after the Oct. 19 deadline could not be filled. Graduate school alumni, low on the ticket priority list, will not have their requests filled even if they were made before that date...
...Harvard-Yale game is now completely sold out and 5000 alumni ticket requests have been returned unfilled, according to Frank O. Lunden, Athletic Department ticket manager...
...addition to undergraduates, among the complimentary ticket holders for the game are the President and Fellows, friends and family of varsity, J.V., and freshman football teams, Masters, Senior Tutors, Harvard professors, HAA officials, and 255 members of the press. All others pay, Lunden said...