Two Politician Paths in GOP Spotlight Lindsay and Percy
Two young Republicans Percy and Lindsay plot national ascent while Lindsay weighs New York governorship and Percy aims for Illinois or national roles. Both are TV friendly with strong regional bases and potential 1968 or 1970 moves. Lindsay faces GOP conservative backlash over his 1964 stance while Percy rose by defeating Senator Douglas and leading Bell & Howell.
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Paul Douglas
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Barry M. Goldwater
Probate Court Records Estate Probes Officials and Admin Actions
Probate court entries show multiple estates with executors administrators and final accounts. Appointments include James R. Perrin Mary Ann Frost Edwin M Sanders Rose Eldred Homer Null Ford Bracy C Raymond Clark and others with bond amounts and inventory values noted. Several wills admitted to probate and records filed with executors and adminstrators named.
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Mary Douglas
Clifton H. Allen
Ralph M. Meyer
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Bradley Estate
Ada R, Kelley
Oleta R
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Stanley E, Green
Phil Vanderpool
Dolores Irene Vanderpool
Samuel F. Norvil
Leona L. Cheney
White House Prospects Hint at Electoral Strategy
The discussion notes that both Percy and Lindsay hail from large states with strong electoral influence while geography might hamper Percys bid if Romney wins the Republican nomination. It also contrasts their national image-building challenges, with Lindsays tougher stake focused on New York City governance issues and Percys on breaking through a crowded Senate field to shape a national voice.
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