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• Barry Goldwater of Arizona on the right and Vice President Lyndon Baines Johnson on the left. ...
• As Goldwater's campaign geared up for the 1964 elections, he was bombarded with charges of extremism. ...
• Meanwhile, Goldwater's "extremism" would become the heart and soul of the Republican Party, leading to the Reagan Revolution and George W. ... Goldwater's "extremism" meant personal responsibility and adherence to the principles of the Constitution. ...
• "Individual liberty depends on decentralized government," Goldwater wrote in his best-selling book, "The Conscience of a Conservative. ...
• On issues of war and peace, the Goldwater/Johnson schism rings even closer to home. "If an enemy is bent on conquering you," Goldwater wrote, "and proposes to turn all of his resources to that end, he is at war with you; and you -- unless you contemplate surrender -- are at war with him. ...
• It seems appropriate to quote Barry Goldwater, who was born on New Year's Day, in examining our current situation. ...
• As Goldwater's campaign slogan declared: In your heart, you know he's right. ...

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• Goldwater's Glitter .
• Robert Alan Goldberg, Barry Goldwater (Yale University Press, 1995).
• Senator Barry Goldwater strode to the convention podium. ... "Members of the convention, we have a leader, a real leader, a great commander-in-chief," Goldwater continued. ...
• Goldwater was returning a favor to Reagan, who had delivered a key television endorsement 20 years earlier. ... By repeating his patented slogans, Goldwater was drawing a link from his own quixotic crusade to his successor's triumphant coronation—and, in so doing, claiming for himself a belated public vindication. ...
• That Goldwater was a seminal figure is beyond dispute. ... In the Goldwater tradition, today's conservative leaders outbid each other in denouncing government and embracing the interests of business, promising "revolutionary" plans to overhaul government. Yet it is one thing to appreciate Goldwater's place in political history, quite another to take his lasting influence as validation of his worldview. Goldwater was certainly the catalyst of the modern Republican Party's hard right turn that culminated in Newt Gingrich's speakership. But amid the new celebration of Goldwater it's almost forgotten that he lost disastrously in his 1964 presidential bid—one of the worst defeats in years. ...
• This sort of excessive revisionism—taking Goldwater's influence on the GOP as broader vindication of his governing philosophy—mars Robert Alan Goldberg's otherwise rigorous and eloquent book, the first definitive biography of the Arizona senator. In his worthy effort to illustrate Goldwater's importance, the author frequently glamorizes his subject, softening the rough edges and blaming either Lyndon Johnson or the press for distorting Goldwater's record. This lapse in facing up to the senator's incontrovertible extremism diminishes Goldberg's credibility as an impartial historian and obscures the real lesson to be learned from the Goldwater story: that economic conservatism is not the answer to public anxiety today any more than it was 30 years ago, particularly when it is yoked to a moralism Goldwater himself rejected. ...
• In Robert Goldberg's rendering, Barry Goldwater, born January 1, 1909 in Phoenix, Arizona, was a true child of the West, a frontier businessman with a love of open air and open markets. ... Over the next two generations it expanded into the Goldwater family fortune that allowed Barry to grow up, in his own words, as "a spoiled, well-off kid. ...

• Two students receive Goldwater Scholarship; another named Truman Scholar.
• UGA students have again been named recipients of Goldwater and Truman scholarships, two leading national awards for .
• Goldwater Scholarship, which provides up to $7,500 for students pursuing careers in mathematics, engineering and the natural sciences.
• This is the third consecutive year, and the sixth of the last seven years, that UGA students have been named Goldwater Scholars. ...
• “The competition for Goldwater and Truman scholarships is fierce, and these winners bring great honor and credit to UGA. ...
• Downs and Casto are among 300 winners selected from 1,093 applicants for the Goldwater Scholarship, named for the late U. ... Barry Goldwater of Arizona. ...

• Goldwater biographical info .
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• Born: Goldwater was born on Jan. ... Goldwater's parents were Baron Goldwater and Hattie Josephine Williams Goldwater. Baron Goldwater died in 1929. Josephine Goldwater, who died in 1966 at age 91, was a nurse before she came to Phoenix. ...
• of Phoenix, a former California congressman who is now an investment counselor; and Michael of Scottsdale, director of the state Registrar of Contractors office; two daughters, Joanne Goldwater of Guadalajara, Mexico, and Peggy Clay of Newport Beach, Calif. ...
• Goldwater attended Phoenix Union High School one year. ...
• Beginning as a junior clerk in piece goods at Goldwater's, Inc. department stores, Goldwater worked his way up to general manager in 1936 and to president in 1937. ...
• In his early 20s, Goldwater was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the Army Reserve, and he learned to fly, earning a commercial pilot's license. ...
• A decorated veteran of World War II, Goldwater retired in 1967 as major general in the U. ...
• Some months after his election to the Senate in November 1952, Goldwater transferred from the Air National Guard to the Air Force Reserve. ...
• In his 37 years of military reserve service, both active and inactive, Goldwater flew more than 165 different types and models of fixed-wing aircraft, 18 helicopters and one glider. ...
• Often referred to as the founder of the modern conservative political movement in America, Goldwater's philosophy concentrated on reducing the role of government at home and militancy in foreign policy. ...
• Senate, Goldwater traveled to Prescott, where his parents were married. ...

• Someone please explain: Is President Bush actually Hitler, or are the president, Vice President Cheney, Stud Rumsfeld the First, Tom Ridge, John Ashcroft and Paul Wolfowitz Nazis in the same camp (as it were), or is it that all conservatives are Nazis by nature of a far flung ideological connection to Goldwater and Buckley?  Could it be, now stay with me, could it be that the Bush administration represents the upper echelon of the new Nazism and the rest of us are simply SS?  Because, see, I’ve been checking the mail, naturally looking for my Death’s Head, and have become concerned it hasn’t arrived. ...

• Barry Goldwater High School.
• Welcome to Barry Goldwater High School, home of the Bulldogs! Located in beautiful Phoenix, AZ, BGHS provides a wide range of activities and events for students and their families, staff, and the community. ...
• The Barry Goldwater online art show is now up. ...

• Goldwater Range.
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• Goldwater Range @ BLM .
• Goldwater Range is operated by the 56th Fighter Wing Range Management Office, Airspace and Range Operations office. ... Goldwater Range (formerly the Luke Air Force Range) is located in southwest Arizona. ... The Goldwater Range has generally served these and similar purposes since 1941, when it was established to train U. ...
• This law withdrew approximately 7 million acres of public domain lands for military use in six parcels: Fort Greely, Fort Wainwright, the Nellis Range, the Goldwater Range (Arizona), the Bravo 20 Range at Fallon Naval Air Station (Nevada), and the McGregor Range. ...
• Goldwater Range encompasses about 1. ...
• The Goldwater Range Measurement and Debriefing System (GRMDS) provides the capability to train air combat crews in state-of-the-art air combat maneuvering (ACM) and no-drop weapon scoring (NDWS) in a free-play environment minimally constrained by the training instrumentation. ...
• After several administrative deletions and additions to the range following World War II, the Goldwater Range reached its present size of 2,664,423 acres in 1962. ...
• Goldwater, who had served as director of ground training at Luke during part of World War II. ...
• About one-third of the land area included in the Goldwater Range (822,000 acres) was set aside in 1939 by President Roosevelt as part of the 861,000-acre Cabeza Prieta National Wildlife Refuge (formerly known as the Cabeza Prieta Game Range). Although more than 95 percent of the wildlife refuge is within the Goldwater Range, military activities in the Cabeza Prieta portion are limited to four remotely located radio transmitters and flight training operations in the overlying airspace. ...

• Wine Reviews: Goldwater Sauvignon Blanc "Dog Point".
• Goldwater Sauvignon Blanc "Dog Point" is one of Vino Joe's Favorite Wines!.
• My favorite Sauvignon Blanc from New Zealand -- and possibly the world -- is Goldwater's "Dog Point" version, which will run somewhere around $15 to $20. ...

• Vinocur winner of Goldwater scholarship.
• 3 undergraduates win Goldwater scholarships for science, mathematics.
• Goldwater Scholarship for science and mathematics.
• Since 1992, 25 Cornell undergraduates have won Goldwater scholarships. This is the sixth year in a row that the university has had three or more Goldwater winners. ... Goldwater Scholarship and Excellence in Education Foundation was established by act of Congress in 1986 in recognition of the long government service of U. ... Barry Goldwater and to foster and encourage excellence in mathematics, science and engineering. ...
• In the last five years, three Goldwater Scholars from Cornell have gone on to win Marshall Scholarships, one has won a Rhodes Scholarship and three have won Churchill Scholarships. Cornell's Goldwater Scholarship endorsement committee this year consisted of Barbara Bedford, a senior researcher in the Department of Natural Resources; David Cassel, professor of physics; and Donald Farley, professor of electrical and computer engineering. ...

• IN DEPTH: ENVIRONMENT RSS Feeds | Reprints | E-mail Alerts | Printable Version | Email Story From the September 3, 2004 print edition Goldwater statue honors Arizonan with distinction.
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• Urban Earth Design LLC owner Michael Dollin designed the pedestrian area that celebrates Goldwater's life through bronze medallions, windows of stone, Native American patterns and a water feature. ...

• -- In 1964, President Lyndon Johnson, faced with a vigorous conservative challenge from Republican presidential nominee Barry Goldwater, resorted to the now-infamous "Daisy" television ad, which juxtaposed a little girl playing in a field of daisies with a nuclear mushroom cloud. Intended to suggest that Goldwater would launch the United States into nuclear war, the ad actually illustrated the desperate tactics liberals have always used to smear their conservative opponents. ...

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