Word: nominateed
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
The first time was at the Democratic Convention in Los Angeles in 1960. There were those who thought he wanted the nomination for himself; though he vigorously denied it, he was credited with having said that he deserved to be President because "I am twice as liberal as Humphrey, twice...
Other clashes seemed to be simpler cases of racial antagonism. The Springfield fight followed heckling by white students of Negro youths seeking service at a nearby cafe. In the Chicago suburb of Maywood, the failure of a student selection committee at Proviso East High to nominate a single Negro girl...
But getting all these shades of opinion is something else. Board members serve without pay, and less well-off citizens cannot spare the time. There have been instances in which state governors, who nominate members, have been known not to look very hard. There have been instances, in fact, in...
Sir: The "death wish" of the Republican Party is best exemplified by the nomination of Candidate Goldwater in 1964 and probable nomination of Nixon in 1968. Why not nominate the man who has the best chance to win: Rockefeller? Isn't the real function of a political party to...
Last week's Louis Harris Poll showed Johnson beating or tying all the Republican prospects, whereas two months earlier he trailed them all. Most Democratic leaders believe that the G.O.P.'s strongest candidate would be Nelson Rockefeller, but that the party will not nominate him. If Nixon gets...