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Walker, Daniel
Born: 1922 AD
Currently alive, at 85 years of age.
Nationality: American
Categories: Governor, Political Leader, Politician, Representative
Currently alive, at 85 years of age.
Nationality: American
Categories: Governor, Political Leader, Politician, Representative
1922 - Daniel Walker, born on the 6th of August in Washington DC. He is a former Democratic governor of the U.S. state of Illinois.
1968 - He rose to prominence as head of the Chicago Study Team which issued a report on police conduct at the 68' Democratic National Convention in Chicago.
1972 - Announced his candidacy for Governor, attracted wide attention by walking the length of Illinois, and won the Democratic primary by upsetting then-Lt. Governor Paul Simon.
1973 - 1977 - Served as Democratic governor of the U.S. state of Illinois.
1974 - He supported legislative candidates against Daley allies.
1975 -Members of his administration demanded Daley resign as chairman of the Cook County Democratic organization.
1976 - He lost the Democratic primary to Secretary of State Michael Howlett, the candidate supported by Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley.
1980 - He entered the private sector with a chain of self-named quick oil-change franchises and a pair of troubled Savings and Loans.
1987 - He was convicted of improprieties related to the latter, and spent nearly two years in federal prison.
2007 - He currently resides in California.
1968 - He rose to prominence as head of the Chicago Study Team which issued a report on police conduct at the 68' Democratic National Convention in Chicago.
1972 - Announced his candidacy for Governor, attracted wide attention by walking the length of Illinois, and won the Democratic primary by upsetting then-Lt. Governor Paul Simon.
1973 - 1977 - Served as Democratic governor of the U.S. state of Illinois.
1974 - He supported legislative candidates against Daley allies.
1975 -Members of his administration demanded Daley resign as chairman of the Cook County Democratic organization.
1976 - He lost the Democratic primary to Secretary of State Michael Howlett, the candidate supported by Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley.
1980 - He entered the private sector with a chain of self-named quick oil-change franchises and a pair of troubled Savings and Loans.
1987 - He was convicted of improprieties related to the latter, and spent nearly two years in federal prison.
2007 - He currently resides in California.
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Rights in Conflict: "The Chicago Police Riot" The Violent Confrontation of demonstrators and Police in the parks and Streets of Chicago during the week of the Democratic National Convention of 1968. by Daniel; Robert J. Donovan (introduction) Walker (Mass Market Paperback - Jul 25, 1968) |
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