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Before coming to Harvard, O'Brien was the director of research of Boston's Redevelopment Authority, special assistant to George Romney, Secretary of Housing and Urban Development in 1970, and served on the office of state planning and management for Massachusetts...
...back into the race. He discovered this issue in the "radical right" of the Republican Party, which he denounced vociferously in his Bastile Day Declaration of July 14, 1963. His move was perceived as too bold, too divisive even in the moderate ranks of the party--Eisenhower, Nixon, George Romney and William Scranton all disassociated themselves from his position...
...afraid that Jimmy Carter's ill-advised "ethnic purity" remarks [April 19] will not destroy his campaign, as did the public crying for Muskie or the "brainwashing" for Romney. A significant, albeit sad, majority of the American public has not yet lost its sympathy for racism...
...showed a certain insularity in his thinking-a narrow outlook rather than a broad one. If the mistake had come earlier, before his primary victories, it could have been ruinous. Many people are already likening it, despite significant differences, to Edmund Muskie's crying in 1972, or George Romney's 'brainwashing' in 1968." As it is, Carter was badly damaged, and his road to recovery may be long and painful...
...Garfunkel, Denny Doyle, George Romney, Shecky Greene, Susan Ford, Frank Fitzsimmons, Squeaky Fromme, Karen Ann Quinlan and Sonny Bono all decline invitations to speak at Class...