Denver
It doesn’t take long after you leave the Eastern Seaboard to find out that very few citizens, except for professionals and the pre-committed, are much interested in 1964’s Presidential politics. Besides their own family affairs, most people are thinking about sports, recreation, travel—play, in brief—and business. Business is good; there are lots of jobs at good wages, in spite of the unemployment statistics; there is leisure time and spare cash for play; bad public troubles are far away or postponable. So the mood, in general, is cheerful, the outlook optimistic.
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