Word: senatore
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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In an era of huge, unwieldy government, when translating policy into reality is one of the most difficult problems of all, Nixon's mechanical approach may be more promising. Yet efficiency is a means, not an end, and can become meaningless in the absence of a creative policy-and...
New York has always had its detractors, and out-of-towners often find odd comfort and perverse joy in discussing its faults and inconveniences. But many people who once loved the city are now regretfully finding their passion growing cold. "There's a morale factor that's missing...
Muddying the outcome this year, however, are the presidential aspirations of George Wallace-even though no senatorial candidates are running on Wallace's American Independent Party ticket. How those casting ballots for Wallace and Curtis LeMay will vote for other offices, nobody knows. Yet their votes could prove decisive...
New York's divisive Democrats relish a bruising battle-particularly when it is among themselves. Their 1968 performance is typical. Irish-born Attorney Paul O'Dwyer, 61, brother of the late mayor of New York William O'Dwyer and an early supporter of Senator Eugene McCarthy'...
With Mahoney running this year as an independent, the Democrats are in trouble once again. "Without Mahoney," fumes Democratic Senator Daniel B. Brewster, "I couldn't lose. The question is: How many votes can he take away?" Enough. In a state where registered Democrats outnumber Republicans 3 to