Word: throughly
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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The independent young woman lawyer had come a long way from the undergraduate who wanted to study music. In her travels through Ohio, she met most of the electorate, and they remembered her. After a term as one of the first women ever elected judge of the Common Court of...
In summing up her career, she herself makes no mention of the outstanding work she has done as the dean of woman lawyers. "It has been a very great privilege to work for 25 years with men of the highest integrity and learning, men devoted to doing justice through law...
This represents an unfortunate defeat for Kennedy because O'Connor's vote could have been very important in the 87th Congress. In order to carry through his forward-looking program, the new President will need enough liberal votes, both Democrat and Republican, to offset the recalcitrant coalition of Republicans and...
If religion was ever thought to have been decisive, this was the state. Republicans had privately counted on it. Yet Kennedy squeaked through by 10,000. Sen. Strom Thurmond, a Democrat who still has not supported the national ticket, won without opposition.
The job that now faces Kennedy is different from (though not unrelated to) the one he has just so successfully completed. In the last several months, with the skill of the born politician, he has impressed his attractive personality on enough voters to win election as President of the United...