The 1964 Staebler Campaign
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Authors
Meyer, Elizabeth
Issue Date
1965
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Thesis
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en_US
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Abstract
The purpose of this paper is to investigate in detail one
particular political campaign to determine the relationship of
the realities of politics to current concepts of campaigning.
In order to accomplish this, a framework was first established
through a description of the usual voting patterns in Michigan
and of Neil Staebler's political background. Once this is
accomplished, it is possible to turn to an extensive investigation of two major facets of modern campaigning--public relations
and organization, their relationship to each other, and their
effectiveness and influence upon the results of the campaign.
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vii, 71 p.
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