Brooke recalls 1960 Massachusetts run for statewide office
Editor Donald M. Rothberg recounts Ed Brooke speaking of his 1960 bid as a Protestant in a Catholic state a Republican in a Democratic state and a Black in a Caucasian state. He notes he won over one million votes but lost that race.
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Brooke Runs for Saltonstall Seat in Senate Bid
Edward M. Brooke, after defeating opponents by large margins, announces his candidacy for the U.S. Senate seat of retiring Republican Leverett Saltonstall. He aims for the party nomination and a historic win as the first Black senator since the 1880s.
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DeMolay installation in Cedar Rapids marks new leadership
Gary Keoppel will be installed as master councilor of Cedar Rapids chapter Order of DeMolay at 2 p.m. in Masonic Hall. New officers and preceptors also to be installed by installing officer Chuck Reich with several other named officers and a public invitation.
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Johns Hopkins Requires Landlords to Sign Non-Discrimination Pledges
Baltimore AP reports Johns Hopkins University will require landlords who list accommodations with the university to sign pledges banning discrimination. The rule aims to ensure fair housing practices across university listings and partner properties.
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All-Iowa Fair Dates Set for August 12 18
The 31st annual All-Iowa fair runs August 12 to 18 at Cedar Rapids Hawkeye Downs. Browning Family performs Tuesday August 16 with Kids Day on August 15, Gene Holter animal show on August 15, and stock car races on August 12 13 and 14 or 16 18. The demolition derby closes the week with high profile name attractions sought for the final days. Entries open Sunday noon August 14 for dairy and sheep shows, judged August 16 18, alongside open beef pig congress and junior livestock shows on August 12 13.
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Audubon Naturalists Plan Annual Banquet
The Audubon Naturalist Society schedules its annual banquet for Monday at 6 30 p m at Peoples Unitarian Church with a social hour beforehand Dr Karl E Goellner of Coe College will present a program on European Nature Notes from his European sabbatical Members are asked to bring their 1965 Migration Bird Records to the meeting
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