Ike And Tina Turner
April, 1971
The 1970 Mid-Term Elections were notable mostly for the candidates' mind-boggling advertising expenditures and the Administration's frenetic--and largely futile--efforts in behalf of its favorites. One race, however, the campaign for Massachusetts' Third Congressional District, was widely followed for a special and singular reason: the ultimately successful candidacy of a Jesuit priest, Father Robert Drinan, dean of the Boston College law school, who sought public office because, he said, "...
