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...Worcester Hotel. But the atmosphere was anything but festive in the upstairs headquarters of the two men who sought the Republican nomination for U.S. Senator from Massachusetts. The candidates were tired, tense-and apprehensive. George Cabot Lodge. 34. son of former Ambassador to the U.N. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr., strode about restlessly...
...cries of "We want the elephant," mounted, Joseph M. Russin '64, informal chairman of the HERA, strode up the steps of Widener several minutes after the season's first outdoor Glee Club concert...
...murder, and I'm on my way to find out about it." With that and an angry glare the Chief strode out of the room accompanied by several policemen. Biff was left alone in the office, bewildered by the confusion he had stumbled into...
When Blough was gone, Kennedy strode furiously around his office, muttering: "Can you imagine those . . .!" Said an aide later: "I've never seen him so angry." To Kennedy, there was a bitter coincidence in the timing of Blough's announcement...
...politician's discomfort did not seem to bother Ted Kennedy, who announced less than six weeks after he turned 30, the legal age requirement for a Senator. While two police sergeants and a bevy of patrolmen directed traffic outside his nine-room house near the Charles River, he strode into his living room with his blonde, tanned wife Joan at his side. A young man held up large cue cards, and Ted faced a battery of microphones and television and newsreel cameras. Said Ted: "I make this decision in full knowledge of the obstacles I will face, the charges...