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The founding convention of the Benign Neglect Society has been postponed indefinitely.

On August 12, Connecticut Republicans will participate in the very first state primary. The contenders are the incumbent Congressman from Fairfield County, Lowell Weicker; and State Senator John Lupton. Mr. Weicker has in recent months shown signs of suffering from Goodell’s Disease. He has opposed ABM, backed Cooper-Church, voted to override the President’s veto of the HEW appropriations bill. His opponent John Lupton is an eloquent backer of conservative principles, the soul of constancy and integrity—who, moreover, would much more likely win the votes that do not go to Senator Dodd since the latter’s divorce from the Democratic Party. A fine opportunity . . .

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The founding convention of the Benign Neglect Society has been postponed indefinitely.

On August 12, Connecticut Republicans will participate in the very first state primary. The contenders are the incumbent Congressman from Fairfield County, Lowell Weicker; and State Senator John Lupton. Mr. Weicker has in recent months shown signs of suffering from Goodell’s Disease. He has opposed ABM, backed Cooper-Church, voted to override the President’s veto of the HEW appropriations bill. His opponent John Lupton is an eloquent backer of conservative principles, the soul of constancy and integrity—who, moreover, would much more likely win the votes that do not go to Senator Dodd since the latter’s divorce from the Democratic Party. A fine opportunity . . .