Word: spokesmen
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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While Reagan enjoyed some good luck, notably Christopher's unexpectedly inept campaign, his success was more a case of beginner's skill. Reagan was co-chairman of Barry Goldwater's campaign in California and one of Goldwater's most effective spokesmen in 1964. This year he heeded the advice of the political-management firm of Spencer-Roberts to bring his image closer to center. Without abandoning any conservative fundamentals-his platform embraces "fiscal responsibility" and rejects open-housing legislation -Reagan conveyed the impression of a responsible, vigorous crusader with all of the ardor and none...
...rapid succession, industry spokesmen announced that during the second ten days of May their companies' sales had gone up from the month's first ten days. That sounded pretty good. And to add to the air of confidence, Ford executives appeared before members of the Financial Analysts Federation in Manhattan and predicted bigger and better things in the future. By 1975, they said, the "normal level" for annual auto sales should run about 11.5 million cars, far above the record-breaking 9.3 million of last year. Predicted one Ford official: "At constant car prices, dollar sales...
Carter's suit, which will be heard in district court within the next few weeks, has clearly had no effect on the Bureau's code of conduct for employees. As one of its spokesmen explained: "We have hundreds of young men and women coming to work for the FBI in Washington. We must be sure that their parents can be confident that they and their colleagues are living under exemplary standards...
...Commission hopes to send at least 25 private citizens, some of them students, to the Dominican Republic for the week of the elections, Lowenstein said last night. He explained that all Dominican political factions and spokesmen for the National Police and the Army have expressed approval for the idea of private observers...
...more akin to other church groups-such as the Methodists-than they do to the Utah Mormons, even though relations between the two denominations are warmer than they used to be. Members of the Reorganized Saints' district in Utah are no longer shunned as apostates by Mormons, while spokesmen for the two churches now politely refer to their differences as problems of doctrinal interpretation rather than of heresy...