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Rusher defies the Gov 1 textbooks that describe the members of the two great parties as men who will compromise, sacrifice a few of their principles in order to elect a presidential candidate. Rusher is not a compromiser. "Ideally, the best thing would be not to allow a liberal of any description to become president," he said. "If there had to be a liberal, let him be a Democrat...
...have permitted our party to become too exclusive. We have been trying to elect national candidates with the descendants of the people who came over on the Mayflower, and that boat just wasn't big enough. The answers can be found in an analysis of dramatic Republican victories last November, despite the nationwide Democratic tide. In Massachusetts, the home of the Cabots and the Lodges, John Volpe, the son of Italian immigrants, was elected Governor, and Ed Brooke, a descendant of Negro slaves, was overwhelmingly re-elected attorney general; in California, George Murphy, an Irish-American Catholic, overcame seemingly...
...correct the anomaly. He sent to Congress a bill that would make it a federal crime to kill, kidnap or assault the President, the Vice President or, if there is no Vice President, whoever stands next in the line of presidential succession. Also included would be the President-elect and Vice President-elect between their election and inauguration. The bill calls for the death sentence or life in prison for murder or kidnaping and up to 15 years in prison for assault...
About 13 members of the HUC attended last night's meeting. The council will meet formally for the first time next Monday when it will elect its officers. The second organization of the new two-body student government, the Harvard Policy Committee, will hold its first meeting sometime next week...
...addition to regularities in voting hours and ballot collection, Margaret W. Rossiter '66, vice-president-elect, last night expressed dissatisfaction with pre-election campaigns...