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-v -r Boston Sunday Globe September 15, 1968 29 JORDAN MARSH IVar Jfey ssae In Philbin 's Primary Fight mnressive savin gs By DAVE) B. WILSON Gleb 8Ut Hoot Burets Cong. Philip J. Philbin is IMPORTED NORITAKE CHINA CRYSTAL STEMWARE apple" and "Abigail Adams corn bread." It also contains excerpts from a letter to Adams from Walter Lippman and a portrait of the candidate; his wife, Ramelle, and five handsome children, among them Peter, a helicopter pilot now in Vietnam. defending himself from the i determined assault of a flock of doves as he undertakes, in his 71st year, to win his Democratic party's nomination for a 14th term in the House.

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Senate in 1966, losing to former Gov. Endicott Peabody. Joseph G. Dever of Newton, Bosun newspaperman and author of a widely read biography of Richard Cardinal Cushing, is also an outspoken opponent of the war. Some analysts, with varying degrees of cynicism, suggest that Dever, an illustrious name in Massachusetts Democratic politics may actually damage Philbin nwre than the other two challengers, particularly among older voters who might ordinarily vote for the congressman.

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