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...Republican observer predicted yesterday that Robinson's move will do the most harm to John R. Lakian, the Westwood businessman who got the convention's non-binding endorsement. The largest the field, the better it is for Lakian, because more candidates would split the vote...
Downplaying the impact of the landslide first-ballot victory which John R. Lakian, a Westwood businessman, scored at Saturday's non-binding convention. Sears and Card emphasized the importance of the official primary. Lakian received the support of 790 of the 1450 delegates last weekend and Card received 105. Sears did not allow his name to be place in nomination and received no votes...
While seven nominations are up for grabs, the race for governor is attracting the most attention. Five candidates are contesting the race, but only two--Westwood businessman John R. Lakian and House Minority Leader William G. Robinson are actively competing in today's activities...
...throw the contest into the doubles finals. Although the Crimson lost to the fifth-ranked Tigers, Seaver "kept us alive." Usher comments.... Usher also managed to keep himself alive during the tournament when he was confronted with a would-be assailant in the affluent Los Angeles suburb of Westwood one night. Approached from behind by a man who coveted the team's money in Usher's front left pocket, the tennis coach swung a quart-size bottle of V-8 juice and knocked the other man out cold. Although he field a complaint when the police arrived, Usher...
Participating in the markedly peaceful discussion were State House of Representatives Minority Leader William G. Robinson. Assistant House Minority Whip Andrew H. Card Jr., former Metropolitan district Commissioner Guy Carbone, former Boston City Councilor John W. Sears '52, and Westwood businessman John R. Lakian...