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Tag: Richard Nixon

Veterans: Frelinghuysen, Kean and Malinowski families

May 30, 2022   12:07 amMay 29, 2022   6:33 pm
When you trace the roots of the Frelinghuysen family back to the American Revolution, you can start with Frederick Frelinghuysen, who was the very model of a modern Major-General. Frelinghuysen was a colonel in the Continental Army before his election...
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Key moment for Nixon was when 18 New Jersey Republicans bolted from Case

February 21, 2022   12:16 amFebruary 20, 2022   5:05 pm
For some time, presidential primaries in New Jersey where nothing more than beauty contests where the preferred candidate of a voter was deemed so unimportant that their names did not appear on the ballot. Instead, voters had to wrote in...
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LBJ, Nixon swept all 21 New Jersey counties

February 21, 2022   12:11 amFebruary 21, 2022   3:57 pm
Just 22,091 votes separated John F. Kennedy from Richard M. Nixon in the contest for New Jersey’s sixteen electoral votes in the 1960 presidential election. Kennedy won 50% to Nixon’s 49%, but Nixon carried 14 of New Jersey’s 21 counties....
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Barbara Curran, former assemblywoman, dies at 81

January 29, 2022   10:28 pm
Barbara A. Curran, a former assemblywoman, Board of Public Utilities Commissioner and Superior Court Judge who became the first woman to serve in all three branches of state government, died on Saturday morning.  She was 81.   Curran became involved in...
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Trailblazer: Congressman Donald Payne Sr.

January 17, 2022   12:19 amJanuary 16, 2022   10:18 pm
Donald Payne, Sr. (1934-2012) was the first Black  to represent New Jersey in the U.S. House of Representatives. He had run for Congress twice before winning the seat in 1988. In 1970, Payne became the first African American to serve...
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The time N.J. Republicans won the congressional map but lost the election

December 27, 2021   2:07 pm
The clock on congressional redistricting in New Jersey for 1972 began in 1970 when Gov. William Cahill was trying to clear the field for GOP State Chairman Nelson Gross to run for the United States Senate. Republicans thought they could...
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Veterans Day: Frelinghuysen and Kean families

November 11, 2021   12:05 amNovember 10, 2021   7:56 pm
When you trace the roots of the Frelinghuysen family back to the American Revolution, you can start with Frederick Frelinghuysen, who was the very model of a modern Major-General. Frelinghuysen was a colonel in the Continental Army before his election...
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