Young campaign groupies boost presidential tours
Roger Saunders and Rick Ahearn, both in their early twenties, travel with major candidates like McGovern and Humphrey, handling tasks from rally support to logistics and crowd work. They form a mobile, connected youth network shaping campaign dynamics across states.
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Lynn Sherr
Boston
Roger Saunders
George McGovern
Wisconsin
Manhattan
Rick Ahearn
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Florida
Saunders and
Ahearn
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
McGovern
New Hampshire
New York
Doyle
Humphrey
Milwaukee
Clean Up Due Federal Housing Says Percy
Senator Charles H. Percy urged a full restructuring of the Federal Housing Authority in a speech to the National Association of Building Manufacturers. He cited FHA scandals in programs for low income families and warned builders and financiers to stop exploiting consumers and taxpayers. He called for a consumer oriented FHA focused on quality housing for low and moderate income families.
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Washington
Charles H. Percy
Federal Housing Authority
National Association of Building Manufacturers
Association
Illinois Republican
FHA
Congress
Percy
Sub On Way To New Home
The U S S Batfish, a World War II submarine, is towed up the Mississippi to Muskogee Oklahoma for use as a tourist exhibit and war memorial. Built for 16.5 million dollars, the 311 foot vessel patrolled the South Pacific and sank four Japanese subs in February 1945.
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New Orleans
U.S.S
Mississippi River
Muskogee
Okla
Oklahoma
Maritime Commission
Avondale
Port Orange
Tex
South Pacific
Win At Bridge Win At Bridge By Oswald & James Jacoby
Oswald discusses the mindset of persistent play in bridge. Jim presents a match point duplicate hand where South bypasses four spades after a takeout double and ends doubled. South misreads the path but composes a comeback with careful play and opponent cooperation.
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Oswald
Jim
South
East
North
Diamond play critique and a tense defense
East played low to start the diamond sequence and South rose with his king to lead a second diamond. West held the queen and gave South a ruff and discard, a single misstep that preserved South’s contract. Oswald notes South was lucky West showed queen and one diamond and was even luckier West did not drop the queen under South’s king exposing a failed attempt.
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East
South
West
Oswald
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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Philadelphia
George C. Wallace
Jane Weissmann
Brockton
Mass
Stephen Doyle
de Pauw University
Sive
Boston College
Nixon
John Toole
Cumberland School of Law
Birmingham
Ala
Wallace
Kathy Cade
Radcliffe
Muskie
John Tolle
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Jane Weissman
John F. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Saunders
Massachusetts
West Coast
McGovern National
Ohio
By Oswald
James Jacoby
Ling
Cosmopolitan
Constellation
Space Agency
VT Taleee National Bank
Maker
Dcoyl
Gibson’s Pharmacy
S. Sheridan
Atall
Sears
Lawton
Fellawton
Panie
Sears and
SAVE
Sears, Ruebuck and CO
11Th
Gore Lawton
Dial
FOG A Service CO
Ska
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