Word: goldwaterism
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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The alliance between Richard Nixon and the nation's conservative ideologues has never been automatic or assured. His 1960 campaign, in which he compromised with New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller on matters like civil rights and medical care for the aged, caused many conservatives to worry that he was...
Last week, after Nixon lost the support of Senator James Buckley of New York, most other conservative leaders followed the example of Senator Goldwater, who said that he would not subscribe to Buckley's solution "at this time." From their statements, however, it was clear that conservatives were not...
To the Europeans, Kissinger's complaints that there has been "insufficient" consultation look like an attempt to interfere in an already difficult decision-making process. The political situation in NATO and the Common Market is rather similar to what the U.S. would have to endure if it had a...
The idea was first promoted by a group of self-styled "alternative culture" activists, then endorsed by no less a conservative than Congressman Barry Goldwater Jr. Designed as a pilot program, the campaign and its response have provided a representative sample of what-and who-is bugging citizens all over...
ROBERT C. MARDIAN, 50. A wealthy Phoenix lawyer-contractor and a Western coordinator of Barry Goldwater's 1964 presidential campaign, Mardian was one of the architects of Nixon's Southern strategy on school integration while general counsel for the Department of Health, Education and Welfare. Rigidly conservative, Mardian later showed...