Word: eisen
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...special-interest groups in the afternoons. Each night an eleven-member drafting committee will digest the day's hearings, relating them to position papers already on hand from the candidates, from academic sources, congressional Republicans, and the prestigious Critical Issues Council, which, under the direction of Milton Eisen hower, has issued eleven detailed papers on such topics as Cuba, civil rights and the Far East...
...nonstop campaign technique. He is a millionaire, an American aristocrat descended from a proud and public-spirited family. His political credentials are solid. He served in the State Department first as a press aide, later as office manager and liaison man with the White House and Cabinet under the Eisen hower Administration. He was elected to Congress from Pennsylvania's 10th District in 1960-a year in which John F. Kennedy carried the state. In 1962 he was elected Governor over former Philadelphia Mayor Richardson Dilworth by nearly half a million votes. As Governor, he has reformed the state...
...nicest thing about "Seven Days" is its realism. President March looks like a cross between Eisen-hower and Johnson; he acts like a Stevenson-Kennedy who talks like Truman. Then there are great shots of aircraft carriers, Sabre jets, and neat armored half-tracks that soldiers drive like ponies in an old-fashioned Western...
...material blessings of the Harvard Young Republican Club have increased, the old hard-core conservative clan has dissipated. The club was once a McCarthyite strong hold, even at a time the national Young Republicans were pro-Eisen-hower. As late as two years ago the club Executive Committee meetings went late into the night as one anti progressive resolution after another was moved, feebly protested and passed. Today a heavy majority of the Committee are progressives and they've left off passing the resolutions altogether...
...referee stopped the fight after a roundhouse right caught Eisen squarely...