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the leading liberal of the i nineteen-forties and fifties in I Virginia. Francis Pickens Miller i was a candidate against John S. Battle for governor in 1949 and i against Senator Harry Bryd, Sr. ] for the U. S. Senate in 1952. < Consequently Andrew Miller has i strong backing from blacks, labor, ] liberals and other anti-organization forces.
Delegate Guy 0. Farley of Fairfax is the sole survivor of the Pollard-Thompson-Farley organization ticket in the July 15 primary. Most of his support; comes from those who supported Pollard in the initial primary. Farley is the more conservative of the two candidates. Miller, age 36, ran first in the initial July 15 primary with 41 per cent of the vote while Farley, J also 36, ran second with 35 per cent, which was 12 per cent more* than Pollard, his ticket mate, received. Farley and Miller have1 both tried to project themselves as the mainstream “law and1 order” candidate. 1
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