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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1960

Page

3

Boston 27 year old mother of nine shares political grit

Karen Mansfield a 27 year old sophomore with nine children writes to senators on socialistic bills. She has attended national conventions and met Kennedy behind doors, sneaked into events, and aims to run for office including state legislature and possibly the United States Senate.

Boston The Americans For Democratic Action Karen United States Senate

Convention-Crashing Coed Writes to All Senators

Karen Mansfield an 18 year old University of Chicago coed who attended both 1960 conventions and a Kennedy news conference is now corresponding with all 100 United States senators. She asks views on medical aid bills Eisenhower foreign policy the upcoming election and legislation. Responses vary from long letters to printed literature. Senator Orrin Hatch wrote the longest reply detailing his views and expressing doubt Kennedy can win. Senator Thomas Kuchel supports some form of state federal old age health benefits. Senator John Sparkman continues the exchange.

Karen Congress Barry Goldwater R-Ariz John Carroll D-Cole Sen Kennedy Textile Workers Ralph Mansfield The Independent Voters of Illinois Chicago University of Chicago Coed John F. Kennedy United States Karen Mansfield Eisenhower Orrin Long Hawaii Thomas Kuchel Calif John Sparkman Ala

Two Boys Drown In Storm Sewer In Arkansas

In Camden Arkansas two youths ages 14 and 15 drowned after being pulled into a rain flooded storm sewer. Jodie Kilgore’s body was found a quarter mile from the drain while Billy Alford was swept into the pipe near the outlet.

Camden, Ark Jodie Kilgore Billy Alford

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