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Kentucky
Ayer, Jack | October 27, 1962 issue

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This article presents information on a pre-election survey in Kentucky on those contests which are of more than local interest and which are likely to affect national policy either immediately or in 1964. Kentucky voters will perform an invaluable service next Election Day for the virtuosi who design- scientifically planned political campaigns. The principal contest here is the U.S. Senate campaign between Senator Thruston B. Morton, Republican incumbent, and Democratic party candidate Wilson W. Wyatt. The two men are staging, with almost laboratory perfection, what any experienced planners would have to call a model campaign.

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GOVERNORS -- Election; POLITICAL campaigns; MORTON, Thruston B.; WYATT, Wilson W.; POLITICAL candidates; REPUBLICAN Party (U.S. : 1854- ); DEMOCRATIC Party (U.S.); KENTUCKY; UNITED States
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