Word: spokesmen
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...After. The clergymen's statement appeared the very day after Lyndon himself had revived the Jenkins case with his own dirty dig at the Eisenhower Administration, and on the very day after Barry Goldwater protested about "the clerical spokesmen who now become loud advocates of President Johnson" and suggested that they "get back to their business" of protecting the nation's morals...
...chief spokesmen in opposition to the report, however, were the four Faculty members and one student who, with Gill, made up the panel...
...Faculty went further left than they had ever gone in a staw poll, approving H. Stuart Hughes' independent candidacy for Massachusetts senator, while the College was solidly behind Lodge. Edward M. Kennedy, ultimately victorious, got only 12% of the Radcliffe vote, and less than a half dozen-faculty spokesmen...
...from Sinclair Lewis's imagination, antecedes them all. He calls to mind the great senators of the 1830's and 40's, those men who were at first allied to their sections, the old, old west or mercantile New England, but who became the most famous, and most respected, spokesmen of nationalism--Daniel Webster, Henry Clay, Thomas Hart Benton...
...Goldwater demanded that Democrats "stop pussyfooting," and label their program socialism. And in Lubbock, Texas, he went all out after Johnson. "When," demanded Barry, "will he candidly admit that our course is toward socialism, or, if he rejects socialism, will he tell how he will oppose it and its spokesmen? Oh, how I wish the parties could fight this out. I refuse to dignify the party by associating the name 'Democratic' with it, but I wish they would accent the term 'Socialist Party,' because, whether they know it or not, whether they like...