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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1962
Page
10
Analysis argues a tight California race with Richard Nixon and Pat Brown, no clear issues dominating. Factors include party registration gaps, mass migration, Nixon's national celebrity, and Brown's record on schools and water projects.
Ohio voters face a key race between incumbent Democrat Michael V. DiSalle and Republican James A. Rhodes. Rhodes leads GOP hopes with strong support, while DiSalle defends his mental health, education and welfare achievements amid tax criticism and a prior reelection bid.
The Massachusetts Senate race centers on personality and party stance as Ted Kennedy campaigns on his White House ties and New Frontier support while George Lodge promotes an independent voice and economic growth. Independent candidate H. Stuart Hughes backs broad welfare measures and public spending to win votes.
In Michigan, George Romney challenges incumbent John Swainson amid a bruising campaign. Romney stresses leadership and jobs while criticizing big labor and GM, courting independence and wary party ties. His win could position him as a strong 1964 presidential dark horse.
Connecticut's Senate contest pairs Horace Seely Brown and Abraham Ribicoff. Brown campaigns with brown and white potholders to introduce himself beyond his six-term House career, while Ribicoff highlights his twelve years in Congress and a nonpartisan image. Ribicoff aims to vote for the President's policies, seeks health care expansion, tax cuts for college costs, and a Department of Education, Science and the Arts.
Democratic challenger Dilworth and Republican Scranton vie for Pennsylvania governor as Kennedy and Eisenhowerbackers campaign. The economically distressed state seeks jobs and growth through ten point recovery, housing, education, and Civil Service reforms.
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