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The Front will nominate candidates for the National Assembly and President, present them to voters in single-list, yes-no "elections." Installing Ben Bella's brand of "socialism," the constitution calls for "creation of a national economy directed by the workers." It guarantees freedom of speech, press and assembly...
Sundry Other Evils. On the first two convention ballots, Kefauver held solid leads, sat drinking beer in a hotel room and said, "I've never been more delighted in my life." But that was the crest of his career. On the third roll-call ballot, the big-city Democratic...
Conventions have refused to nominate presidential candidates from the party's conservative wing. The reason has been that "a conservative can't win." Today, Barry Goldwater is profiting from a realistic admission in Republican circles that any G.O.P. candidate, whether conservative or progressive, is going to have to run uphill...
Four years ago Happy Chandler, ineligible to seek re-election as Governor of Kentucky, sadly watched a band of dissident Democrats rebel against his organization, nominate and elect Bert Combs as his successor. Vowed Happy as he saw Combs sworn in: "I will come back and clean them out again...
Older Republicans may be just as unknowledgeable, but when asked to nominate candidates or pass resolutions at a national convention, they at least are aware of the mood of the voters and the realities of 20th century politics. For the senior party, thoughtless or extreme stands cost votes, victories and...