Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Mayor Kevin White and his wife (C) arrive in the rain at the Charles Street Meeting House 9/15 to vote in the Massachusetts Primary. Mayor White is seeking the Democratic nomination for Governor. He is opposed by three other candidates.
Mayor Kevin White and his wife (C) arrive in the rain at the Charles Street Meeting House 9/15 to vote in the Massachusetts Primary. Mayor White is seeking the Democratic nomination for Governor. He is opposed by three other candidates.
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Mayor Kevin White and his wife (C) arrive in the rain at the Charles Street Meeting House 9/15 to vote in the Massachusetts Primary. Mayor White is seeking the Democratic nomination for Governor. He is opposed by three other candidates.

United Press International · [ca. September 1970]

CC0 — Public Domain
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[Information from item housing] White, Mayor Kevin: Wire Photos

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