Bunny beauty contest dazzles Great Gorge crowd
Washington Post News Service reports the third annual Bunny of the Year pageant at the Playboy Club hotel in Great Gorge New Jersey. Twenty one contestants from around the world compete for Miss Photogenic and Miss Congeniality as Hugh Hefner hosts with Dick Shawn Rex Reed Artie Shaw and Yousuf Karsh judging. Finalists answer questions about meeting celebrities and dreams, while Hefner quarters and bunny icons decorate the scene.
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Roosevelt Taft Became Foes in 1912 Primaries
In 1912, former allies Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft split as Roosevelt opposed Taft for the Republican presidential nomination. The rift, visible in campaigns and public remarks, helped drive a party fracture and the era’s political realignments.
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Kefauver’s New Hampshire Win Sets 1952 Primary Tone
The Kefauver victory in New Hampshire 29 years ago propelled a string of Democratic primaries from Wisconsin to Oregon and launched a folksy tour through California. The result reshaped expectations about primaries as Adlai Stevenson secured the nomination as a drafted candidate, underscoring the era’s clout of party organization over rank and file primaries.
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Primary voting shifts reshape party delegates and rulings
A long analysis traces the evolution of U S primary systems from taft era debates to 1990s reforms. It notes rising use of binding primaries and preferences, states adopting new laws and the impact on Democratic and Republican conventions. California illustrates delegate selection tied to national campaigns and local influencing agents.
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Rans and Stassen Primaries Historic Hope and Defeat
A survey of U S presidential primaries from 1912 to the 1940s outlines how primary battles shaped nominating power. Harold Stassen and Harold E Stassen figure in early campaigns while Roosevelt Taft and Wilson era contests illustrate how winner take all rules and party splits influenced outcomes.
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Hartke Gains in Partial 1970 Recount Returns
Figures released Wednesday show Sen. Vance Hartke with a net gain of 138 votes in the 1970 race against Richard Roudebush after recounts in three of eleven requested counties. The final tally across nine precincts added to Hartke’s margin, increasing the overall lead to 32 votes, with the original margin at 4,383.
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