Word: revoltingly
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...have said, Mr. Evans is a politicist. He has set out to prove that a new conservative revolt has arisen to oppose the liberal orthodoxy; and that it is in this movement that students can best find dynamism, non-conformity, novelty. The facts he brings to bear are indeed impressive. He speaks of a conservative take-over in the Young Republicans since 1957. He described how the Intercollegiate Society of Individualists has in eight years increased its mailing list from to more than 13,000 using extremely low pressure techniques. He the well-known roster of conservative organizations that have...
...defeat of the Administration's Urban Affairs proposal reflects not only inept politics, but also the revolt of the voters against more and bigger Government. We're just damned tired of attempts by the Executive to control everything from Washington; we Hoosiers think Kennedy is power mad and that he and his Administration are a genuine danger to our country...
outlook is that in several states, young, tough Republicans, unable to look to Washington for leadership, have taken charge : > In Colorado, energetic Jean K. Tool, 42, led a revolt two years ago to become state chairman, has lifted a dispirited state organization into one that threatens Democratic Governor Stephen McNichols and Democratic Senator John Carroll. He replaced 40% of the county chairmen, has reduced the average age of district captains from the 70s to the 40s, has armed them with detailed manuals on how to win elections...
Paris casually dismissed the revolt as an outbreak of "banditry." But as farmhouses of European settlers went up in flames, troop convoys were ambushed in the deep valleys of the Aurès range, and guerrillas were trained and organized in the inaccessible crags of Kabylia, the French struck back. They blew up Moslem villages, made wholesale arrests, created empty regions known as zones interdites, where anything that moved was shot...
...resent outside "dictation." A prime tar get is the national testing programs (more than 20 so far), for everything from college admissions to science scholarships. Protesting that schools are being forced to teach just for the tests, a committee of top school administrators last month called for a nationwide revolt: "Local school systems should refuse to participate in nationally sponsored tests unless those tests can be demon strated to have value commensurate with the effort, money, time and emotional strain involved." The controversy illustrates...