The struggle for the Republican party in 1960

Historian

Volumn 59, Issue 3, 1997, Pages 613-631

  Andrew, John ^a,b  

^a Department of History ^*  (United States)

^b MARSHALL UNIVERSITY   (United States)

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EID: 21144452456     PISSN: 00182370     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1111/j.1540-6563.1997.tb01008.x     Document Type: Review

References (52)

1. Press conference, 14 November 1956, quoted in Howard Pyle, Deputy Assistant to the President, to Mrs. Jane Reining, 28 February 1957, Dwight David Eisenhower White House Central Files [hereafter WHCF], General File, box 580, 109-A-17 (1), Dwight D. Eisenhower Presidential Library [hereafter DDE].
2. Arthur Larson, A Republican Looks at His Party (New York, 1956), 19.
3. Richard Graham to Richard Nixon, 27 September 1957, Gen. Corr., box 152, Citizens for Modern Republicanism, Nixon Pre-Presidential Papers, National Archives, Pacific Southwest Region [hereafter NPP].
4. Frank Meyer, "Principles and Heresies," National Review 5 (4 January 1958): 17;
5. see Prospect for America: The Rockefeller Panel Reports (New York, 1961);
6. L. Brent Bozell, "The 1958 Elections: Coroner's Report," National Review 6 (22 November 1958): 333-35 [emphasis in the original].
7. Charles Percy Oral History, The Eisenhower Administration Project, Columbia University, 12;
8. Remarks by Republican National Chairman Meade Alcorn, Before the Republican Committee on Program and Press at Their Initial Meeting, March 1959, box 25, Hon. Meade Alcorn, NPP.
9. Before the Republican Committee on Program and Press at Their Initial Meeting. Ibid.
10. Percy to Seaton, 24 March 1959, Fred Seaton Papers, Republican Party Series, 1960 Campaign Subseries, box 2, GOP National Convention, Miscellaneous (2), DDE.
11. Human Events 16 (4 March 1959): 2.
12. Stephen Shadegg to Barry Goldwater, 6 April 1959, box 3H506, Barry Goldwater Collection, Center for the Study of American History, University of Texas, Austin [hereafter BG].
13. George B. Fowler, Treasurer of the Valley Paper Company of Holyoke, Mass., to Spencer T. Olin, 3 November 1959, quoted in Eckard Toy, Jr., "Ideology and Conflict in American Ultraconservatism, 1945-1960," (Ph.D. dissertation, University of Oregon, 1965), 29.
14. Karl Hess, In a Cause That Will Triumph: The Goldwater Campaign and the Future of Conservatism (Garden City, N.Y., 1967), 59-60.
15. Bob Wilson, "The Challenge of Preserving Peace: Part 1, The Sino-Soviet Peril," Congressional Record, 86th Cong., 2d sess., 1960, 106, pt.1: 799-802.
16. Gerald Ford, "The Challenge of Preserving Peace: The Seven Dynamic Spearheads of Peace Power," Congressional Record, 86th Cong., 2d sess. 1960, 106, pt. 1: 929-32;
17. Robert Griffin, "The Challenge of Labor-Management Relations," ibid., 1026-29.
18. John Rhodes, "The Challenge of Enlarging Economic Freedom for Our Children: Part 1. The Perils to Economic Freedom," Congressional Record, 86th Cong., 2d sess., 1960, 106, pt. 1: 1029-32;
19. Thomas Curtis, "The Challenge of Enlarging Economic Freedom for Our Children: Part 2. The Five Potentials to Roll Back the Economic Peril," ibid., 1209-13.
20. Charles Halleck, "The Party Qualified to Meet the Challenges," Congressional Record, 86th Cong., 2d sess., 1960, 106, pt. 1: 1213-15;
21. see 86th Cong., 2d sess., 1960, 106, pt. 14: 19033-89.
22. "Nineteen Sixty: A Study in Political Change," Robert Humphreys Papers, box 12, 1960 Campaign and Election, DDE [emphasis in the original].
23. Ibid; see also George Romney, "The Challenge of the Sixties," Modern Age 4 (Summer 1960): 229-34.
24. Richard Nixon, The Challenges We Face (New York, 1960), 35, 54, 127;
25. Frank Meyer, "Principles and Heresies," National Review 7 (19 December 1959): 555.
26. Barry M. Goldwater, The Conscience of a Conservative (Shepherdsville, Ky., 1960);
27. National Review 8 (23 April 1960): 251;
28. Bozell, "Goldwater on the First Ballot," National Review 8 (18 June 1960): 388;
29. Quoted in David Reinhard, The Republican Right Since 1945 (Lexington, Ky., 1983), 154.
30. National Review 9 (30 July 1960): 36;
31. New York Times, 23 July 1960, 8.
32. "Purpose and Policy," Foreign Affairs 38 (April 1960): 370-90;
33. see "Meet the Press" interview, 12 June 1960, box 247, 1960, Democratic National Committee Papers [hereafter DNC], LBJ.
34. Rockefeller's Proposals, Civil Rights, 7 July 1960, Fred Seaton Papers, Republican Party Series, 1960 Campaign Subseries, box 3, Republican National Convention (1960 Republican Civil rights Proposals), DDE;
35. See Charles Percy Oral History, The Eisenhower Administration Project, Columbia University;
36. David Murray, Charles Percy of Illinois (New York, 1968), 47-53;
37. John Kessel, "Political Leadership: The Nixon Version,"
38. and Karl Lamb, "Civil Rights and the Republican Platform: Nixon Achieves Control," both in Inside Politics: The National Conventions, 1960, ed. Paul Tillett (Dobbs Ferry, N.Y., 1962), 39-54 and 55-84 respectively;
39. Paul David, "The Presidential Nominations," in The Presidential Election and Transition, 1960-1961, ed. Paul David (Washington, D.C., 1961), 1-30.
40. 1960 Republican Party Platform, in Arthur Schlesinger Jr. ed., History of Presidential Elections, 1789-1968, vol. 4 (New York, 1971), 3510-35.
41. Theodore White, The Making of the President, 1960 (New York, 1962), 183-205, 388-90;
42. Chandler Davidson, Race and Class in Texas Politics (Princeton 1990), 225;
43. Tillett, "The National Conventions," 36-40;
44. Walter Judd, "We Must Develop a Strategy for Victory - To Save Freedom - Freedom Everywhere," 25 July 1960, box 48, Politics, 1960, Walter Judd Papers, Hoover Institution Archives [emphasis in original].
45. Official Report of the Proceedings of the Twenty-Seventh Republican National Convention (n.p., 1960), 57-60.
46. Official Report of the Proceedings of the Twenty-Seventh Republican National Convention, Ibid., 290-91.
47. Richard Nixon, "It Is Time To Speak Up For America," [28 July 1960], reprinted in Schlesinger, History of American Presidential Elections, vol. 4, 3550-55.
48. Rovere, "Letter," reprinted in Richard Rovere, The American Establishment and Other Reports, Opinions, and Speculations (New York, 1962), 76-78;
49. Barry M. Goldwater, "A Conservative Sets Out His Credo," New York Times Magazine (31 July 1960), 16;
50. Goldwater, "How to win in '60: No Mollycoddling," Newsweek 56 (1 August 1960): 19;
51. See Marvin Liebman, Coming Out Conservative: An Autobiography (San Francisco, 1992), 151ff;
52. John Andrew, The Other Side of the Sixties: Young Americans for Freedom and the Rise of Conservative Politics (New Brunswick, N.J., forthcoming).