Word: tickets
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Columnist DAVID LAWRENCE: There is a good prospect of a Republican sweep in 1956. The long-range trend has not departed from the Republicans and can be recovered when a popular personality is at the head of the ticket. It seems certain that Mr. Eisenhower will be drafted...
...circumstances changed a defeated enemy into a necessary ally, occupation authorities trimmed down special privileges. By 1952 it was no longer possible for U.S. Army personnel to get free servants (chargeable to West Germany as an occupation cost), or to ride first-class on a third-class railway ticket. But no amount of self-imposed limitations altered the fact that the Allied occupation troops were essentially immune to German...
...Dwight Eisenhower was on the ticket, and anti-Trumanism was at fever pitch in Virginia. Republican Joel Broyhill won then by 322 votes in his Washington suburban district; this time he won by 4,500. Republican Richard Poff won his Lynchburg-Roanoke district by 2,000 in 1952; this year his margin was 13,000. Republican William Wampler won his Bristol district by 2,300 in 1952; this time he lost by 1,000 in the face of an all-out effort by the powerful Byrd organization. Even in Richmond, a relatively weak G.O.P. candidate came within 5,000 votes...
...standing room only sign will go out today at 60 Boylston St. for the less than 500 places along the top of the Stadium, Frank O. Lunden, Athletic Association ticket manager, said last night...
...happen between now and Saturday," the Ticket Manager stated. He asked that disappointed applicants and graduate students keep checking with the ticket office later in the week in case Yale returns part of its block of 14,900 seats...