Word: goldwaterism
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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GERALD FORD. As in 1968, the House minority leader from Michigan will be the Miami Beach convention's chairman. Ford, 58, was mentioned as a running mate for Nixon in 1960 and for Goldwater in 1964. He and the President are close friends.
He said the electronic automated battlefield, which Sen. Barry Goldwater (R-Ariz.) called the "most important military invention since gunpowder," deserves primary educational focus.
Only three years ago, Barry Goldwater Jr. was a blue-eyed, jut-jawed version of his father-but with a reputation built more upon swinging than politicking. Since his election as a Republican Representative from California, he has settled down and indeed is about to marry. His bride-to-be...
Remarkably enough, much of the U.S. political right bought Kissinger's argument. "I am satisfied," said Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater,* and so was California's Governor Ronald Reagan. Anna Chennault, a longtime supporter of Chiang Kaishek, signaled agreement by permitting her name to appear on a slate of...
Ashbrook has made the elections--and more specifically the Republican primaries--a lot more important. He has chosen the path of revolt against an electoral process without choices and against certain manifestations of state power. For all these things, one must respect him. But given the fact that his campaign...