Nixon's Evolution from Quaker Roots to Political Power
A biographical sketch of Richard Nixon born 1913 Yorba Linda California. His Quaker upbringing at Whittier College shaped early politics leading to Duke Law and a rapid rise through Congressional campaigns. The piece covers campaign tactics Madison Avenue style, anti Communist positioning, the 1952 scandal over Nixon’s expense payments, and key causes including Taft Hartley Mundt Nixon Hiss.
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Yorba Linda
California
Richard Nixon
Whittier College
Duke University
Law School
Madison Avenue
Congress
Nixon
Murray Chotiner
Chotiner
Los Angeles
Senate
United States
Jerry Voorhis
Political Action Committee
CIO
Voorhis
P.A.C
Helen Gahagan Douglas
McCarthy
Civil Service Commission
Nix
Stevenson
House UN- American Activities Committee
Candidates Speak for Civil Issue
Doris L. Muller argues democracy means equal rights for all. She critiques Southern racial practices and notes both major parties back civil rights goals. The piece references Thurst on Morton and congressional debates while urging enforcement of the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments.
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America
Kennedy Continues In Family Tradition
Biographical sketch of John F. Kennedy tracing his birth in 1917 to a politically active Irish American family, education from Choate and Harvard, early political rise, and evolving liberal stance. Highlights include Senate career, labor voting record, and key policy positions on civil rights, defense, immigration, and foreign aid.
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John F. Kennedy
Choate School
Wallingsford
Connecticut
London School of Economics
Harold J. Laski
Europe
Joseph Kennedy
U.S
London
Harvard
England
Boston
Henry Cabot Lodge
Senate
Kennedy
Afl-Cio
House
House Labor Committee
Labor
Landrum-Griffin
France
Algeria
Faculty Poll Shows Kennedy Favored by Most Professors
A Bulletin poll of 42 Barnard faculty finds about two thirds favor John F. Kennedy for president. 28 clearly back Kennedy, 4 leaning Kennedy, 3 back Nixon, 1 leaning Nixon, 3 undecided, 2 not voting. Foreign policy dominates concerns though no single issue unites.
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Barnard
John F. Kennedy
Bulletin
Kennedy
Nixon
Virginia Harrington
History Department
Burrell
United States
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