Tallahassee political feuding and party leadership shifts
In Florida Tallahassee, Democratic and Republican figures clash over leases, campaign tactics, and party control. Key players include Rep. Tom Gatilen, William Cramer, Steve Fisher, Pat Thomas, Bob Folkes, Gov. Claude Kirk, and others shaping internal rivalries and policy fights.
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Tallahassee
Afn
Tom Gatilen
Bradenton
William Cramer
St. Petersburg
Cecia Corp
Cramer
Joseph Bradham
Florida Industrial Commission
Industrial Commission
Steve Fisher
Miami
Fisher
Bob Boatwright
Pat Thomas
U.S
George Smathers
Thomas
Sen. Smathers
Florida
Bob Folkes
Smathers
Leroy Collins
Man in six foot boat reaches U S Navy submarine off Cuba
Hugo Vihlen, attempting a solo Atlantic crossing, surfaced near the USS Grenadier off Cuba. He was cheerful but short on rations, begging for bread water and a Navy roast while aboard in his bathtub sized craft. Officers noted he may have grounded and was 12 miles off Cuba's north coast 210 miles S of Miami.
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Miami
U. S. Navy
Cuba
Hugo Vihlen
Atlantic
Hugo
Florida
USS
Grenadiers
Navy
Beeky Vihlen
al Mann
Mann
Casablanca
Africa
Robert Dickenson
Vihlen
Bahama Banks
Delta Air Line
Homestead
Fla
Edwin V. Vihlen
Perrine
Canary
Colors Dictate Petition Paper for Major Parties in New York
The secretary of state assigns paper colors to political petitions. Liberals must use sky blue, Conservatives granite gray, Democrats green, and Republicans cherry for primary nominating petitions. The rules cover the four major factions previously recognized after past elections.
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New York
New York State
Secretary of State
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Claude Kirk
Capitol Press Corp
State Press Corps
Miami Beach
Steven O'Connell
University of Florida
O’connell
State Supreme Court
Bond
Floyd Christian
Christian
Jersey
Bermudas