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Inevitably, newsmen asked the President about the Gridiron Club plug at his midweek press conference. Said Ike: "If anyone is wondering whether I have any personal preference or even bias with respect to this upcoming presidential race, the answer is yes, very definitely." As if that was not clear enough to all present, another newsman asked later on if the President had meant Vice President Nixon. Retorted Ike: "Was there any doubt in your mind...
...Arizona State University (10,000) near Phoenix, where four student leaders resigned from a student-faculty committee studying the issue, charged faculty members with "promilitary" bias. Others collected 750 signatures on an anti-ROTC petition, got another 1,500 signatures at Tucson's University of Arizona...
...accurately and carry as much weight as the Titan. The only difference is that the Atlas is 1½ years ahead and is doing it now." Backing up the Strategic Air Command's plea for an airborne SAC alert, he said: "Any person without bias-that is, not trying to sell missiles or balance the budget-has got to assume that the President is taking a dangerous, dangerous gamble with our national survival. I don't think he has the right...
...Chase, whose most recent dabbling in political theory has left him with nothing more concrete than a vaguely, and I suspect, instinctively anti-democratic bias, might do well to read some of the writings of Mr. Malcolm Moos, of late Mr. Eisenhower's chief political speechwriter. For Mr. Moos, far from being a defender of the public interest, is rather a passionate advocate of government by interest group (and, one suspects, the bigger the interest, the more of the government it should run). If we were to compare Mr. Moos's views with those of another political scientist, say, Professor...
...better world . . . provincial and racial prejudices must be corn-batted"; in all the U.S.'s history, the right to vote has been a pillar of freedom. Hence, said the President, the U.S.'s "first duty" is to protect the right to vote for all against "encroachment" and "bias...