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Kellems Cable Grip Company: Invention and Business
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Vivien Kellems: A Timeline of Key Events
A chronological summary of major milestones in Vivien Kellems' life.
Birth
June 7, 1896
Vivien Kellems born in Des Moines, Iowa.
Bachelor's Degree
1918
Graduates with a Bachelor's degree from the University of Oregon.
Master's Degree
1921
Earns a Master's degree from Columbia University.
Establishes Kellems Company
1927
Founds the Kellems Company to manufacture her cable grips.
Tax Protest Begins
1948
Starts her public protest against federal income tax withholding.
Runs for Senate
1952
Runs for U.S. Senate in Connecticut as an Independent.
Runs for Governor
1956
Runs for Governor of Connecticut on the Constitution Party ticket.
Death
January 25, 1975
Vivien Kellems dies in Connecticut.
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Main milestones
Early Life and Education of Vivien Kellems
Kellems Cable Grip Company: Invention and Business
Legacy and Impact
Personal Life and Relationships
Political Activism and Candidacies
Published Works and Writings
Tax Protest and Legal Battles with the Federal Government
The Media's Portrayal of Vivien Kellems
Views on Government and Individual Liberty
Vivien Kellems' Views on Women in Business and Politics
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