McCarthy Campaign Builds Indiana Headquarters Network
A Wisconsin primary era profile outlines McCarthy's Indiana setup with 72 storefront offices and key aides James A. Bogle and Merle H. Miller. It notes out of state managers to reduce local rivalries, and details staff roles from policy to student canvassing, while flagging press relations as a weak point and pending press secretary replacement.
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McCarthy
Kennedy
Lawrence O’brien
Kenneth O’donnell
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
Richard Grand-Jean
Indiana
Headquarties
Grand- Jean
Grand-Jean
New York City
Eighth
Johnson
Minnesota
Robert Kennedy
Bogle
Hoosiers
Indiana Citizens For
Miller
Curtis Gans
Blair Clark
Washington
Gans
University of North Carolina
University of California
National Student Association
Charlotte
Raleigh
Durham
N.C
Americans For Democratic Action
Ada World
Allard K. Lowenstein
James L. Gavin
George McGovern
South Dakota
Chicago
Claypool
Illinois Street
Empire Room
Paul Newman
Dustin Hoffmann
Gary Moore
Rosemary Prinz
Rod Sterling
Sandy Johnson
Sandy Silverman
Doris O’donnell
Doris Fleeson
Elyce Fishman
Robert Terry
Elsa Chaney
Lloyd Merrill
Robert Lamb
Benjamin Franklin
Mary Perrone
Katie O’dine
Sam Brown
James Whitcomb Riley
Cam
Clark
Arnold Hiatt
Green Shoe Co
Boston
June O’degnan
San Francisco
Tom Page
Howard Stein
Dreyfus Fund
Citizens For McCarthy
Jeremy Larner
Jonathan Schell
Paul Gorman
John Cogley
The
New York Times
The Passenger Train In America A Losing Proposition
Edward C. Burks examines the decline of long distance passenger trains in the United States as jet travel and highways erode ridership. He notes dwindling services, regulatory limits, and mixed railroad responses, highlighting the California Zephyr and City of San Francisco as emblematic cases and calling for federal assistance to preserve essential routes.
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New York
United States
Hamlet
Altoona
Roanoke
Ogden
America
Interstate Commerce Commission
Great Northern
Empire Builder
Northern Pacific
North Coast Limited
Union Pacific
City of
Los Angeles
Santa Fe
Burlington
Denver
L.C.C
Commerce Commission
John S. Messer
Southern Pacific
Union-Pacific
Seaboard
Illinois Central
Burlington Line
San Francisco Bay Area
San Francisco
Chicago
Cal Zephyr
Benjamin F. Biaggini
Western Pacific
Biaggini
Milwaukee Railroad
Promontory
Utah
California
Colorado Rockies
Califor
Nia
Feather River Canyon
Rio Grande
I.C.C
Commission
Paul J. Tierney
California Zephyr
Cal
Tierney
Gorgeous George and Scrumptious Sam in Fashion Shifts
Russell Baker notes a fashion shift as mid century men embrace Nehru jackets turtlenecks and bold colors. The piece wryly contrasts male vanity with wife driven social dynamics and inflation era concerns.
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Russell Baker
New York Times News Service
Washington
Public Forum in Decatur Addresses Wages and Picket Line
A Decatur Public Forum dated April 22 1968 discusses Western Electric installers and Communications Workers of America seeking higher wages. The note notes bargaining failures and cites a forthcoming strike against the Southern Bell Company connected to Western Electric, urging support for the picket line at the Grant Street Bell Telephone Office.
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Decatur
Alabama
Public Forum
The
Western Electric Company
Communications Workers of America
Southern Bell Company
Witern Electric
C.W.A
Grant Street Bell Telephone
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E. W. Kenworthy
Indianapolis
Eugene J. McCarthy
James A. Bogle
Notre Dame University
Merle H. Miller
Paign
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
Edward C. Burks
Gorgeous George, Scrumptious
Sam
Cynthia
Pete
Mary
Leon
Max
Phil
Cromley & Swotts
Charley
Josh
Seventh Avenue
Brooks Brothers