Word: kuchel
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Congressmen offered the most pungent remarks. Sen. Dirksen said the demonstrations were "enough to make any person loyal to this country weep." Mississippi's Sen. Stennis urged the administration to "immediately move to jerk this movement up by the roots and grind it to bite." Sen. Kuchel said students who burned their draft cards were "sowing the seeds of treason...
According to California's respected The State Poll, Brown would take 40.2% of the votes cast in a Democratic primary today, compared with 25.4% for his biggest rival, Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty. A Republican primary would give Reagan 34.2% v. 20.6% for U.S. Senator Tom Kuchel, who took himself out of the race last week after months of indecision. However, the poll rates Republican Kuchel as the strongest of all candidates in a general election, placing him ahead of Brown, 55.2% to 27.1%, and Yorty, 46.1% to 29.7%. The results also indicate that Brown would be less effective...
...participation in next year's California Republican gubernatorial campaign is described. My comments both to businessmen and to many other groups, public and private, have been to this effect: As of today I believe that Ronald Reagan is the strongest candidate for the party nomination, while Senator Kuchel would be the best vote getter against Governor Brown. This view represents my interpretation of various polls and is a judgment widely held in California. Neither Reagan nor Kuchel are announced candidates. It would, therefore, be premature for me to endorse either man at this point. On the contrary, without reference...
...label Senator Thomas Kuchel a "moderate." What a joke! Any informed Republican knows he is a Western liberal of the Eastern liberal establishment variety. Viva Ronald Reagan for California Governor...
...year ago, with the memory of San Francisco still fresh and the thought of George Wallace's primary adventures to prick them (and before all those comforting Quayle polls were published). How did Goldwater get all these California Republicans-the same people who vote for Thomas Kuchel in his primaries and for Richard Nixon against Joe Shell-to vote for him? White explains it in terms of Rockefeller's baby arriving the weekend before the primary, and of a Goldwater campaign that sent housewives door-to-door, meeting each other-but why did the housewife system work in June...