Word: wouldn
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...kissed Oregon off. Even so, Field Director Steve Shadegg brought Goldwater Sons Barry Jr. and Mike in for a campaign swing, and insisted that "right now, Goldwater has 25% of the vote in Oregon, and maybe more. We need about 20,000 votes more to win. I wouldn't be surprised if we'd pick them up. Anybody who writes off Goldwater is nuts." As for Dick Nixon, his Oregon friends professed an uncommon amount of cheer over a telegram that was, if nothing else, cautiously worded. "I shall look forward to working with you in the final...
...battles. "Ach ja," he deadpanned at the end of one speech, "I almost forgot, you're having an election here soon." Erhard accurately counted on his immense popularity as architect of Germany's economic miracle. "Shall I tell you what I have achieved?" he asked complacently. "I wouldn't think of it. There is no one who doesn't know me. Deeds speak louder than words." Voters seemed to agree. The Christian Democrats surprised even themselves, increased their share of the votes from 39.5% to 46.2% of the total. The Socialists barely held their...
...from a fishing vacation in Ireland, Charlie Chaplin reported that he is getting ready to produce, direct, write and score a film starring his son Sydney. "If it wasn't for the cinema," he confessed, "I'd probably be digging ditches-or a traveling musician. But I wouldn't be first-rate, and I think that is what I have been...
...group of 30 visited Sen. Leverett Saltonstall '14 (R-Mass.). He was vague about his position on the substance of the bill, but said he would vote for cloture. "I hope that a realistic civil rights bill goes through. I wouldn't be honest if I thought it would go through in its present form," explained Saltonstall...
While neither Administration will take any action to assist students who get arrested, Mrs. Bunting affirmed that "that doesn't mean that as individuals we wouldn...