Word: gop
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...York or Ohio, the GOP organization controls most state executive, legislative, and Congressional positions, promising young men and women in the party must wait in line for their chance to run for office, and the line forms in the Young Republicans. If, as in Massachusetts, Republican fortunes are low, bright young men like Attorney General Ed Brooke, Elliott Richardson, Rep.Brad Morse and George Lodge are eagerly recruited into the senior party, with the Young Republicans experiencing a consequent deprivation of leadership...
...similar states is often vindictive. Although the Young Republicans are not likely to influence party policy at the state level, they are almost obsessed with the subject and, as in the Harvard Young Republican Club of earlier days, fulsome emotion is the chief ingredient of frequent resolutions chastising GOP revisionists...
...current, coalition leadership has shown a receptivity to any activity generated by Young Republicans: whether it be precinct work, a campaign to throttle the National Student Association, or an "All-American Conference" to enroll minority group voters in GOP...
...program will include sessions on campaign strategy, winning the minority vote, voter registration, finance, and generally revitalizing the state GOP. It will be led by Massachusetts Republican leaders, including Frederic Dumaine, Jr., the new GOP state chairman...
WASHINGTON, April 8--A Texas Republican leader announced today the formation of a national committee to draft Sen. Barry Goldwater as the 1964 GOP presidential candidate. The movement is headed by Peter O'Donnell, Jr., Texas Republican state chairman, who describes the Arizona conservative as a man who can win the South away from the Democrats and help the Republicans win control of Congress next year...