Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Newark, N.J.: Negro moderate Kenneth A. Gibson (L) and Mayor Hugh J. Addonizio (R) talk to their supporters here late 5/12. Gibson,37, a city engineer, ran far ahead of the six-man field in Newark's mayoral race but failed to garner enough votes to avoid a runoff against Addonizio, who is under federal indictment for extortion and tax evasion.
Newark, N.J.: Negro moderate Kenneth A. Gibson (L) and Mayor Hugh J. Addonizio (R) talk to their supporters here late 5/12. Gibson,37, a city engineer, ran far ahead of the six-man field in Newark's mayoral race but failed to garner enough votes to avoid a runoff against Addonizio, who is under federal indictment for extortion and tax evasion.
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Newark, N.J.: Negro moderate Kenneth A. Gibson (L) and Mayor Hugh J. Addonizio (R) talk to their supporters here late 5/12. Gibson,37, a city engineer, ran far ahead of the six-man field in Newark's mayoral race but failed to garner enough votes to avoid a runoff against Addonizio, who is under federal indictment for extortion and tax evasion.

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