Word: republicans
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Members of the Young Republican Club and the Eisenhower Club will interview 500 Cambridge citizens during the next few weeks to determine what motivates the voter when he favors one political party over another...
...Clubs decided to make the study because of a speech last January by Meade Alcorn, Republican National Committee Chairman. "Alcorn told Republicans to get closer to the people, and we're trying to find out how to do this," Richard A. Derham '62, chairman of the "Ward 4 Project," said yesterday...
After about 500 of the 1200 voters in the precinct are interviewed, the Clubs will analyze the accumulated data. The local Republican committee, Derham said, has expressed interest in using the Clubs' conclusions in planning future campaigns. Derham added that he hopes the project will interest other Republican groups to conduct similar studies elsewhere...
...past, this State power has been the source of frequent skirmishes between the traditionally Democratic City government and the usually Republican State Legislature. Any new sources of revenue that the City wishes to exploit must first be approved by the legislature; since this is an age where budgets grow bigger, not smaller, the City has had to look for expanded revenues each year. Thus, the state's control has become a very meaningful...
...present-day terms, the story tells of a Massachusetts state senator, a Republican of rather low I.Q., whose son has driven him into debt from frequenting Lincoln Downs too often. In order to weasel out of his debts, the father (performed with virtuosity by Daniel Garrison, complete with belches and burps) enrolls after hours at a fly-by-night school in Boston, in the hope of mastering legal quibbles and learning how to persuade a jury that red is really green. He flunks out, though, and forces his son (cleanly played by Marsh McCall) to matriculate in his stead...