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New Jersey's Man-in-the- Middle
Praagh, David Van | September 7, 1957 issue

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Governor of New Jersey Robert B. Meyner is a Democratic product of an ambiguous age. He is also, perhaps, better known' nationally' than any other state chief executive. This distinction he has achieved by bravado, more than a bit of luck, and the enviable ability to be all things to all persons while actually standing nowhere in particular. Since he took office over three and a half years ago, however, Governor Meyner has concentrated on building up his reputation among the five million people of his own state. He is now entering upon the climax of a vigorous reelection drive.

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MEYNER, Robert B.; GOVERNORS; DEMOCRACY; PUBLIC officers; POLITICAL campaigns; NEW Jersey; UNITED States
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