Ghost story: did Mayor Richard J. Daley swing the 1960 Kennedy-Nixon election for the Democrats, or did he steal it?

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Kennedy's win in Illinois by only 8,858 votes in 1960 gave rise to rumors about fraud committed by Daley. Daley allegedly held back election results until 4:00 am so that he could see how big Nixon's lead was and arrange more votes for Kennedy. The results of several investigations were inconclusive.

Political aspects, Elections, Presidents, Ethical aspects, Kennedy, John F., Presidential elections, Election fraud

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Dead right: how medical examiner Edmund Donoghue, Jr., stood up to Mayor Daley during last summer's tragic heat wave

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Mayor Richard M. Daley resented Donoghue's daily July '96 annoucements of more than 500 total heat-related deaths. His refusal to downplay the situation has resulted in city enactment of a new heat emergency plan that includes broadcast heat warnings and phone calls to the solitary elderly.

Natural history, Heat waves (Meteorology), Warm fronts, 1996 AD, Medical examiners (Law), Donoghue, Edmund, Jr.

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Daley the broker

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