Word: torial
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...election this fall-added their voices to the chorus. Within the Administration itself, the President's own Council of Economic Advisers kept pressing for immediate and substantial reductions. The fever spread to the press, inspiring countless editorials and cartoons. The New York Mirror topped a cut-taxes edi torial with the headline...
...himself as a Republican, and it was not until last weekend that George Romney, 54, president and board chairman of American Motors Corp., announced that he would make his first run for elective of fice. Said Michigan's Romney: "I will be a candidate for the Republican guberna torial nomination." Although Romney is a cinch to win that nomination, he faces an uphill fight against Incumbent Democratic Governor John Swainson in the fall. Yet many a politician and pundit were already measuring him for 1964, and the reasons were plain enough. The Republicans have three much bigger names than...