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	Dick Tuck
		Dick Tuck was a legendary political hoaxer who made a career out of making life miserable for Richard Nixon.
		Tuck decided that he would undermine Nixon by getting himself hired as a campaign worker in Nixon's campaign, where he would secretly operate as a mole for Douglas.
		His campaign slogan was "The job needs Tuck, and Tuck needs the job." Nixon came to town and endorsed Tuck's rival, so Tuck challenged Nixon to a debate and promised not to shave if Nixon accepted (a reference to the appearance that Nixon had a five o'clock shadow during his televised debate with Kennedy).
	www.museumofhoaxes.com /tuck.html (923 words)

	Dick Tuck - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Dick Tuck (1924) was a Democratic Party campaign strategist, advance man, and political prankster.
		Tuck's most famous prank against Nixon is known as "the Chinatown Caper." During his campaign for Governor of California in 1962, Nixon visited Chinatown in Los Angeles.
		Tuck was first a campaign operative and claimed he was never malicious in his political pranks.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Dick_Tuck (613 words)

	Dick Tuck - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Tuck has been credited with waving a train out of the station while Nixon was still speaking, but he denies committing this prank.
		His campaign billboards merely said "Tuck," but on the eve of the election he painted an extra line on the billboards, converting the T in his first name to an F. Tuck lost the election.
		Tuck claimed that the Watergate break-in was an attempt to find information about the Hughes-Nixon relationship held by Larry O'Brien of the Democrat Party.
	www.wikipedia.org /wiki/Dick_Tuck (613 words)

	Encyclopedia: Dick Tuck (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Dick Tuck was a legendary political hoaxer who made a career out of making life miserable for Richard Nixon.
		Tuck decided that he would undermine Nixon by getting himself hired as a campaign worker in Nixon's campaign, where he would secretly operate as a mole for Douglas.
		Tuck arranged for Chinese-speaking residents of the area to greet him with signs that said 'Welcome Nixon' in English at the top, but at the bottom said "What about the Hughes Loan?" in Chinese characters.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Dick-Tuck (939 words)

	Dick Tuck (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Dick Tuck is a Democratic Party political prankster, best known for his practical jokes committed againstformer President Richard M. Nixon.
		Tuck began as a campaign aide to Helen Gahaghan Douglas, whom Nixon defeated in the election for Senator from California in 1950.Nixon, who had already made a name for himself as a member of the House Un-American Activities Committee, ran a mud-slinging campaign, falselyportraying Douglas as a Communist sympathizer.
		In 1968, Tuck was a key adviser in Robert F. Kennedy 'spresidential campaign and rode in Kennedy's ambulance as the mortally wounded candidate was rushed to the hospital.
	www.therfcc.org /dick-tuck-69570.html (409 words)

	In Memory of Dick Wilson - Voice of Diving (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Dick was a patient at H.E.B Memorial Hospital in Bedford, Texas.
		Dick was instrumental in helping both Carrie Robbie and Carrie gain scholarships to major universities, compete at a national level and most importantly, grow into world class adults.
		Dick was such a warm, loving person, especially with his grandkids, and other people's kids that he considered to be like his grandkids.
	www.flipnrip.com /We_Communicate/2004/In_Memory.htm (1983 words)

	Dick Tuck: A Democrat Apparatchik - Kevin Summers
		As a mole in the Republican Party, Tuck arranged for the young aspirant Nixon to speak in a 4000 seat university auditorium on a day when most students would be absent.
		Tuck made a long & boring speech of welcome, capping it off by asking Nixon to talk on issues he knew the candidate hadn't prepared.
		We need the Dick Tucks of this world to indicate to our elected officials that they cannot hide behind a phalanx of spinners, minders & image-makers, that the rush to conformity & premeditation serves only to further alienate constituents from the political process.
	www.assistnet.info /kev/dicktuck0804.htm (723 words)

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		“Dick Tuck” is a legend based on the antics of a man named Dick Tuck who worked for Democratic Party on election campaigns in the United States.
		I say that “Dick Tuck” is a legend because the stories of many of Dick Tuck’s tricks have been exaggerated and embellished over the years (often with Tuck’s help), and some that never happened or that were perpetrated by others have been attributed to him.
		Some folks suspect that the Watergate scandal arose because the Republicans were feeling out-gunned by the Dick Tuck tactics of the opposition.
	sniggle.net /tuck.php (675 words)

	The Dark Wanderer Cheating Wife Story Site!
		Tuck suddenly swung me round, his strong arms holding me firmly by the waist so that he was now sitting on the edge of the bed with me on his lap, facing Gene and Terri, still with his dick deep inside my pussy.
		Tuck's dick was thrusting in and out, and I seemed to be able to feel every ridge and part of it as it rubbed so wonderfully over the walls of my pussy.
		My arousal was increased by the sight of Tuck's strong hard dick was pumping in and out of Terri's pretty pussy right in front of my eyes, and by the taste and texture of her pussy and his dick on my mouth.
	www.darkwanderer.net /story.html?story_id=943 (5817 words)

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		“Dick Tuck” is a legend based on the antics of a man named Dick Tuck who worked for Democratic Party on election campaigns in the United States.
		I say that “Dick Tuck” is a legend because the stories of many of Dick Tuck’s tricks have been exaggerated and embellished over the years (often with Tuck’s help), and some that never happened or that were perpetrated by others have been attributed to him.
		Some folks suspect that the Watergate scandal arose because the Republicans were feeling out-gunned by the Dick Tuck tactics of the opposition.
	www.sniggle.net /tuck.php (690 words)

	Did Dick Tuck Cause Watergate? - Succeed through Studying History: School for Champions
		Tuck had made sure that nobody in the city knew Nixon was to be there.
		Tuck had dressed as a rail employee and when Nixon was in the middle of his speech, Tuck signaled the engineer to start the train.
		It is interesting that although the political tricks of Dick Tuck were well publicized in the press, they were never taken seriously or are even considered part of the political history of that era.
	www.school-for-champions.com /history/dicktuck.htm (780 words)

	Hot Links: Legend: Dick Tuck (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Dick Tuck is the dean of Democratic Party political pranksters, best known for his practical jokes committed against longtime Republican candidate (and former President) Richard M. Nixon.
		Nixon emulated Tuck's pranks by hiring dirty tricks specialists such as Donald Segretti.
		Unlike Tuck's tricks, theirs were mean-spirited rather than humorous.
	hotlinks.blogspot.com /2003/09/legend-dick-tuck.html (421 words)

	Dick Whittington: the true story (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Dick had a cat to keep down the mice in the attic where he slept.
		Dick decided there was no future for him in London, and left to go home to Gloucestershire.
		Dick was now a very wealthy man. He married Alice Fitzwarren, and eventually became Lord Mayor of London.
	www.museumoflondon.org.uk /MOLsite/templates/learn001.asp?page_Name=whittington (928 words)

	COLUMNS: YOU DON'T KNOW DICK - Comedian Andy Dick Wants to Sing Songs, Eat Rattlesnakes, and Go on a Date with ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Born in South Carolina and adopted into a family that moved often, Dick was schooled in the ways of comedy as only an angry comic can be; by a pack of tormentors.
		I was younger then and fresh," says Dick in between gulps of his 'triple apple ginger smoothie.' "I just want to rest now, that's why I recently bought a house in Palm Springs.
		The asshole is certainly a topic of interest for Dick, in both "Little Brown Ring" and its remix, which are more skit than song, a certain plus on an album that strays from the comedy and gets a little deep and gushy at points.
	www.punchlinemag.com /ContentDisplay.php4?UID=590 (1255 words)

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		Dick tries to insure the car, but fails to realize that insurance works best if you have it BEFORE the car is totalled.
		Dick and Sally explore birth control (!) while Tommy and Harry find a genius (well, by their standards anyway) way to make some dough.
		Meanwhile, Tommy and Dick aim to find out what it means to own stock in a company, but they miss the mark a little.
	www.110.net /~ps3776/3rdrock/EPG-5.txt (2203 words)

	Dr. Gregory Dick offers Top Tummy Tuck/Abdominoplasty in Chevy Chase, Montgomery County, Tummy Tuck/Abdominoplasty in ...
		Muscles that may be separated as a result of pregnancy can be tightened and appendix and c-section scars may be removed at the same time.
		A "modified" abdominoplasty or mini tuck can sometimes be performed when the full procedure is not required, usually resulting in a shorter scar.
		This is usually an extensive procedure that requires general anesthesia, possibly a short hospital stay, and a more involved recovery period than other standard body contouring procedures Rewards can be great, completing the weight loss process with improved body contour.
	www.gregorydickmd.com /god-body.htm (536 words)

	Rhetorica: Press-Politics Journal: Comment on The alien other... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		I think the quote was actually "The people have spoken...the bastards!" and was made by infamous political prankster Dick Tuck after his run for the California legislature(Mo Udall also said it, but Tuck was first).
		Tuck's campaign slogan was "The job needs Tuck, and Tuck needs the job." He promised to make the LA River an actual river, either by filling it with water or painting it blue.
		Tuck's humorous cynicism stemmed from his experience in working for Nixon's opponent in the 1950 Senate race.
	rhetorica.net /cgi-bin/mt/mt-comments.cgi?entry_id=2459 (620 words)

	Irish Pennants: Dick Tuck was a Democratic campaign consultant
		Nixon compared the dirty tricks committed by his staffer, Donald Segretti, unfavorably to Tuck's pranks.
		Very successful in getting his clients elected, Tuck was unsuccessful in his lone bid for elective office, for the California state senate in 1964.
		Yes IO agree Dick Tuck did a good job and now he can claim this with numbers.
	www.irishpennants.com /archives/2006/11/dick_tuck_was_a.php (1077 words)

	The New Yorker: The Talk of the Town (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Tuck can name the host cities of both parties’ conventions for the past half century, and is armed with an anecdote about each of them.
		Tuck pulled off his best-known prank in Los Angeles in 1962, during Nixon’s California gubernatorial campaign.
		These days, Tuck lunches regularly at P. Chang’s China Bistro, in the Tucson foothills, with his friend Sam Zelman, a retired network-news executive who is nearing ninety.
	www.newyorker.com /talk/content?040830ta_talk_miller (683 words)

	Dick Lightle's Collectable Postcards (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Regardless of the quanity of cards on your order, we charge only $1 for any shipment to the USA or Canada, and only $2 for all other countries.
		Dick Lightle passed away July 9th 2002 of cancer.
		We were going to shut the website down after the first of the year, but I’ve decided to continue the website and sell the remainder of the post cards on the site.
	www.dicklightle.com /cards.asp?ID=762 (862 words)

	For Subjects of Tapes, the Voice of History
		Tuck, also a Kennedy loyalist and Democratic regular who is now 73, never rose above the middle ranks in a national campaign.
		It was at the invitation of The Washington Post that Mankiewicz and Tuck journeyed separately this spring to suburban College Park, where the National Archives maintains the public Nixon tapes on a couple of trays of white cassettes.
		Still, it's enlightening, Tuck says, to hear the president and his men struggle under the weight of their own leaden efforts.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-srv/national/longterm/watergate/stories/tapes.htm (1502 words)

	Dick Tuck (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Tuck paid to have the garbage trucks bear signs that read "Dump Nixon." The 1960 Democratic convention was one of the first to be covered by television cameras.
		Tuck, then an aide to California governor Pat Brown, somehow persuaded the cameras to focus on 8,000 seats full of
		Kennedy">Robert F. Kennedy's presidential campaign and rode in Kennedy's ambulance as the mortally wounded candidate was rushed to the hospital.
	www.aseannewsnetwork.com /articles/content/d/di/dick_tuck.html (799 words)

	3rd Rock From The Sun Episode Synopses
		When Dick's doctor tells Sally he could make her look "less tired," she thinks of herself as less than perfect, and wonders how a great-looking gut like Officer Don can stand to be seen with her.
		When she confronts him with her feelings, he tells her that he can deal with the disparity in their appearances if she can.
		Dick's doctor proclaims Harry to be cosmetically "perfect," but Harry ultimately gets tired of being just a pretty face, and decides not to be handsome anymore.
	www.carseywerner.net /inflight/3rdrock/3rd_503.htm (94 words)

	3rd Rock from the Sun Episode Guide - 3rd Rock from the Sun Season Episodes - TV.com
		Dick discovers the emotion of jealousy when Dr. Albright's old boyfriend returns to visit on a promotional tour of the novel he dedicated to her; Harry adopts a stray dog.
		Albright becomes convinced that Dick is actually Manny Rosenberg, a sixties activist whom she knew briefly and who has been in hiding from the FBI for decades.
		Dick decides the reason Harry's"odd" is because he lacks a father, and sets out nurture the suddenly rebellious Harry -- who then learns that he has a"thing" in his head, a communications device the others knew about all along.
	www.tvtome.com /tvtome/servlet/GuidePageServlet/showid-181/epid-11075 (1613 words)

	U.S. News Online: Election 2000: Democratic Convention Whispers (8/16/00)
		Dick Tuck was walking down Figueroa Street yesterday past the Bonaventure Hotel, home of the California Democratic delegation, dressed in an eye-catching seersucker sport coat, red-and-blue bow tie, blue Bermuda shorts, and red socks.
		Nixon, stung by Tuck's pranks, came to town and endorsed him; Tuck challenged him to debate and promised not to shave.
		Tuck, as Gov. Pat Brown's political secretary, was asked to produce the crowd.
	www.usnews.com /usnews/news/election/dem/whispers4.htm (1422 words)

	Ah, RATS: Surely, GOP ad gurus can't be that sinister (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		I was a University of Maryland journalism student when the impish Democrat Dick Tuck and the sinister Republican Donald Segretti were trading dirty tricks during the 1972 presidential campaign.
		Tuck is famous for donning a conductor's hat and waving a train out of the station while Nixon stood at the rear of the caboose giving a campaign speech.
		It was Nixon's insistence that his aides develop a "Dick Tuck capability" to proffer dirty tricks that gave rise to the Watergate scandal that forced him to resign as president.
	www.usatoday.com /news/opinion/columnists/wickham/wick146.htm (979 words)

	The Radio Equalizer -Brian Maloney: Federal Funds Diverted To Air America (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Dick Tuck: A little political lesson about politics in Guam, where Cohen is from.
		Tuck, WABC surged up to that 4+ number during the height of the election madness, and has now settled back into the mid 3's where it usually resided.
		TCO, Tuck is cherrypicking numbers generated from stations in miniscule markets that were, ratings-wise, akin to the walking dead when they were flipped to AAR.
	radioequalizer.blogspot.com /2005/07/federal-funds-diverted-to-air-america.html (7818 words)

	i am a HAMB virgin - THE H.A.M.B.
		I live in Temecula, Ca and I am good friends with Dick Dean, as he gave me a lot of advice on chopping my first 50 tudor.
		He generously gave me some time, and explaned to me how to leave the back window where it was, and make a relief cut above the driprail to pull out the c pillar to meet the beltline, which I had already done, coincidentally.
		Dick Dean is a very good man, and he is still going strong in his shop in San Jacinto.
	www.jalopyjournal.com /forum/showthread.php?t=7500 (651 words)

	The Radio Equalizer -Brian Maloney: September 12 Roundup (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		As much as Mr Tuck would like us to think that his comments are serious, the fact is that KOMY has been unable to sell advertising for Err America.
		Dick, you can spin it any way you want, but Disney/ABC collects a fee from stations who want to carry Hannity; they don't pay the stations to run his program, as Air Idiot has to do to get time on a healthy number of the stations clearing their programming.
		Just a FYI - "Dick Tuck" was a famous (or infamous) political opponent of Richard Nixon.
	radioequalizer.blogspot.com /2005/09/september-12-roundup.html (2750 words)

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