Word: photos
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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...photographers' as well. One unforgettable shot: the President-elect, emerging from church, unconcernedly hanging on to a rag doll. Brimming with Kennedy energy, Caroline scooted around everywhere, once squeezed through her father's legs to steal the scene from a Lyndon Johnson-Kennedy photo session. "Daddy," said she, "tie my shoes, please." Asked if she would call her baby brother "Jack," she replied: "No. His name is John." But soon Kennedy called a halt to most of the press courting of Caroline: "I think she's been photographed enough-it's time we retired...
Yesterday afternoon the editors had the option of a tour of the Boston Globe plant or the University area. The conference continues this morning with individual seminars by CRIMSON editors on the business, news, editorial, photo, and sports aspects of newspapers. Crimeds will also meet with individual school editors to criticize their respective paper's content and layout...
...forecasting the photo finish, Pollster George Gallup bettered a 25-year record by coming within eight-tenths of a percentage point on the correct popular vote. John F. Kraft, a newcomer among the major pollsters, came within three points of the actual spread. The Princeton Research Service predicted a 52-48 percentage score in Kennedy's favor, although the final count was 50.2%-49.8%. Only Veteran Elmo Roper, who reported on election eve that Nixon looked to squeeze ahead by two percentage points, chose the wrong winner; yet even Roper claimed to "feel wonderful," because all such samplings allow...
...next election, however, the race was so close that both sides could claim a victory. In the official 1952 CRIMSON poll, Eisenhower carried the University by 32 votes and ran a photo-finish with Stevenson among undergraduates. But if results of somewhat broader unofficial pollings of Adams House and the Law School were added in, Stevenson emerged as the winner...
...there was another photo-finish, with Eisenhower receiving 49 per cent of the total undergraduate vote to 48 per cent for Stevenson. The total University vote, which included Faculty members and graduate students, however, gave Stevenson a 127-vote edge...