Urge To Serve Bites New Faces In 1960s Politics
Pulitzer winner James A. Michener seeks the Democratic nomination for a Pennsylvania House seat in Bucks and Lehigh counties. George Romney runs for Michigan governor. Osage farmer Herbert Hoover enters Iowa Senate race, not the president. Edward M Kennedy mulls Massachusetts Senate bid from Warsaw. Corinne Boyd Riley wins South Carolina House nomination for remainder of late husband’s term. Loyd Wright seeks California Senate GOP nomination. John Alsop eyes Connecticut governor nod. Rogers Morton announces Maryland congressional bid. George Lodge and Croby Kemper Jr. seek Missouri and Massachusetts GOP seats. Edwin A Walker runs for Texas governor. Richard G Christensen seeks Washington Senate GOP nod. Kenny Sailors enters Wyoming Senate race.
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George Romney
Detroit
Michigan
Romney
Herbert Hoover
U.S. Senate
Iowa
West Branch
Hoover
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Warsaw
Poland
Edward J. McCormack Jr
John W. McCormack
Corinne Boyd Riley
U.S. House
South Carolina
Riley
Martha Thomas Fitzgerald
California
Loyd Wright
Los Angeles
American Bar Association
John Alsop
Joseph and
Stewart Alsop
The
Mutual Insurance Co
Hartford
Connecticut
Maryland
Rogers C. B. Morton
GOP
Len Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
George C. Lodge
Henry Cabo
Lodge
United Nations
R. Croby Kemper Jr
Kansas City
Missouri
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D. Harold Oliver
Washington
James A. Michener
Congress
Pennsylvania
Bucks
Lehigh
Willard
Curtin Michener
Doylestown
Philadelphia
Ohio
Robert Taft Jr
State House
Robert A. Taft
Lowell Fess
Simeon D. Fess
Edwin A. Walker
Texas
Richard G. Christensen
Edmonds
Senate
Wyoming
Kenny Sailors
University of Wyoming
Jackson Hole
Louisiana
Schaeffer
Corning
Ross
Cees
Troma
John m
White