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Cer APH t two: dumb And dumPed

Interviews with Mike Gorton, Nathaniel Gorton and Frank Pritchard

1. Time, 7–21–52, National Affairs: Keep it Clean; On the Harbor, p. 139

Cer APH t tHree: tHe CHAnGe AGents

Interviews with Dan Evans, Joel Pritchard, Frank Pritchard, Jim Ellis and Sally
Gorton; Joel M. Pritchard, An Oral History; Don Eldridge, An Oral History; Tom
Copeland, An Oral History; Tedlow, Richard, Intellect on Television: The Quiz
Show Scandals of the 1950s, American Quarterly, Vol. 28, No. 4

1. Joel M. Pritchard, An Oral History, p. 34


2. Ibid., p. 9


3. Ibid., pp. 6–13


4. Scates, Warren G. Magnuson, p. 171


5. Watson, Digressions of a Native Son, p. 192


6. Don Eldridge, An Oral History, p. 107, 273


7. Tom Copeland, An Oral History, p. 272


8. Eldridge, p. 273

Cer APH t four: tHe fresHmAn

Interviews with Dan Evans, Sally Gorton and Ritajean Butterworth

1. Alan Thompson, TVW, 12–10–10


2. Clark, The Dry Years, pp. 258–260; Times, 9–19–04, p. B-5, Tommy raincoat


3. Richard O. White, Washington State Code Reviser, An Oral History, p. 9


4. Dwyer, The Goldmark Case, p. 16


5. Ibid, pp. 16–17


6. Ibid., p. 15


7. Ibid., p. 47; Time, 1–31–64


8. Dwyer, The Goldmark Case, p. 52


9. Ibid., p. 104


10. Ibid., p. 104–105


11. Albert F. Canwell, An Oral History, p. 332–333


12. Dwyer, The Goldmark Case, p. 284

ve: A Power APer CH t fi struGGle

1. P-I, 7–3–84, p. C-2


2. Brazier, History of the Washington Legislature, 1854–1963, p. 160–161;
   Billington, People, Politics & Public Power, pp. 175–181


3. Ibid.


4. Chasan, Speaker of the House, p. 114; Eldridge, An Oral History, p. 280;
   Margaret Hurley, An Oral History, p. 100


5. Washington State House Journal, 1961 Session


6. Smith, Rosellini, p. 200–201; Brazier, History of the Washington Legislature,
   1854–1963, p. 160–161