Word: warrens
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Romney at this point can count on probable convention support from a host of moderate G.O.P. Governors. Rockefeller urged a Romney-Javits ticket last spring. Colorado's Love, Massachusetts' Volpe, Pennsylvania's Shafer, Wisconsin's Warren Knowles and Rhode Island's Chafee?who sees a possibility of a Romney-Chafee combination?might throw him their convention votes. Vermont's Senator George Aiken states flatly: "I've held that Romney is the most promising man we have. He could win." Among other Republican Senators, New Jersey's Case, Kentucky's John Sherman Cooper, Hawaii's Hiram Fong and Maine's Margaret...
...landslide 700,000 votes over Democratic State Senator Frazier Reams Jr., was helped by the fact that he had upheld a 1962 campaign promise not to raise taxes. Spending also figured in the gubernatorial campaign in Wisconsin, where Democratic Candidate Patrick J. Lucey, a Kennedy supporter, attacked Republican Incumbent Warren P. Knowles as a profligate squanderer and "cheerleader Governor." Nonetheless, Knowles, whose accomplishments include ambitious educational reforms and a $300 million anti-pollution program, trounced Lucey by 626,250 votes...
Seems that in the bill is a teensy clause authorizing the Secretary of Transportation to "develop and construct a civil supersonic transport." Senator Warren G. Magnuson (D.-Wash.) who helped slip the seven words into the bill isn't sure what they mean; neither is the chief counsel to the Senate Commerce Committee who wrote...
...Earlene Roberts, 60, the fuzzy-minded housekeeper who ran the Dallas rooming house where Lee Harvey Oswald lived-and proved a helpful witness before the Warren Commission-died last January. Ramparts says that she had been subjected to "intensive police harassment," adds with sinister implication of foul play that "no autopsy was performed." In fact, Mrs. Roberts had severe heart disease, throat ulcers and cataracts. The cause of death, "acute myocardial infarction," was determined after an autopsy by a doctor at Parkland Hospital...
...Presbyterian minister, Spurrier, a C student, is apparently ticketed to the National Football League's New York Giants, provided that they are willing to pay his price: a reported $500,000. Other pro teams may have to settle for the likes of Tennessee Quarterback Dewey Warren, who last week completed ten out of 16 for three touchdowns and scored another TD himself as the Vols beat Chattanooga 28-10. And that would be settling...