Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-05-12
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OF trouble in the general election"
Mrs. Phyllis Middlebrook: Dit
to-"
Tenny Nowicld: His chances
are better now than a month ago,
and with a little more hard work,
he'll win"
Ed Nowicld: IF he gets by Roe,
he'll get by PIX"
Jamie McClaslIy: II really
don't know"
Leo Horwicz: art has a very
good chance with broad support
think a lot of DEL and Re
publicans, too viii vote for Malta
lin"
Lorraine Hayden: IF he can
beat Roe, is there a better man p"
Charley Johnson: II think the
chances are pretty slim"
Dean Lund: IF he gets by the
primary, he'll have a good chance
against PIX"
Janet Lund: "a. and he Is go
ing to get by the primary"
Eugene Sloan: The Republican
swing vote win elect Art. I happen
to ask a varied group Of people
in Minneapolis who the mayor was.
Most Of them say, ali, ali, ali, An
dersen? or I don't know. This
indicates there Is a vacuum. These
same people know Humphrey was
the mayor, 10 or II years ago but
they don't know who the present
mayor is"
Ed Ney: The tough part Is the
primary. I'd like to see him win,
but it's going to be tough"
June Ney: well, If he wins the
primary, he has a very good
chance. Wen have to take first
things first, though
Mary Adams: II think his
chances are excellent"
Mrs. Corbin Kidder: IT should
say it's about a 1890 for p. K :.
It's hard to run a University man
against a city man"
Mary Peterson: 'Naftalin's
chances are very good II the peo-
pie evaluate the candidates"
Joy Hall: Marvellous"
Robert Hall: I'D give him a So
so chance. It's going to be real
close"
Cecil Ramnarine: He has a
good chance, and a lot Of thinking
people are going to vote for him
He has more know-how, and
he's a high calibre person, and
not the general rm-of-the-min
politician"
Phil Becker: AN excellent op-
portunity of winning"
Ruth Kozlen: Excellent Is the
man"
MariIyn Perlmutter: Il should
say they are very good, almost as
good as your paper"
Julie Sherman: Very good, I
really think that he's more out
standing. and it's obvious that he
will win.
Nina and Red" Kastner: II
think this is the most important
election of all time, and at the
local level we believe that 1t is
Of the utmost importance that Art
Naftalin be elected, mayor Of this
great city, because this a met
ropolitan area And Naftalin alone
is aware of the part this city can
play in the relationship Of the en-
II
tire area"
(This Man Would Lose His Job,
50 Name withheld: Very good,
I think we need a man like Art
for mayor and give like Art has
given in the past"
Ron Robertson: Splendid Is the
man, and his chances"
Ron Stinnett: Hell beat him
|. It win be a different cam
paign than we have ever had"
w. C. Bill Leland: II think he's
the most competent candidate for
mayor since Humphrey. particular
ly in civil rights Giving lead
ership In a city that can be given
equality to every citizen He
made the recommendation which
mayor Humphrey adopted in set
ting up the first Mayors Council
on Human Relations"
Mrs. James Ferrara: He win
win without a doubt We need
a man like Naftalin. with honesty
and intelligence"
Jill Smerling: II think it's q