1952: KEFAUVER CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS PRESS ROOM

The transcript discusses the political support and delegate count for a candidate, Senator Kefauver, in the primaries. A special message from prominent Democratic Party members, Mayor Joseph S Clark and Richardson Dilworth, is read, highlighting Kefauver's liberal stance and potential for victory. The speaker expresses appreciation for the support and emphasizes the new life and attitude within the Democratic Party.

How many delegates does the speaker claim to have secured in total?

• 430 delegates

• 330 delegates

• 215 delegates

• 115 delegates

What is the main theme of the special message read during the program?

• The significance of maintaining the status quo

• The necessity of a candidate with no political experience

• The importance of a candidate chosen by the people

• The need for a candidate imposed by political organizations

Which tradition does Senator Kefauver align with according to the special message?

• The George Washington tradition

• The Franklin D. Roosevelt tradition

• The John F. Kennedy tradition

• The Abraham Lincoln tradition

Who sent the special message that was read on the program?

• The speaker themselves

• President Franklin D. Roosevelt

• Senator Kefauver

• Mayor Joseph S Clark and Richardson Dilworth

What does the speaker appreciate about Joe Clark and Richardson Dilworth?

• Their outstanding citizenship and new attitude in the Democratic Party

• Their financial contributions

• Their lack of political experience

• Their opposition to the Democratic Party