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hay;, been in the minority both in Con· gai couDJel on th6 part of the Democratgress and elsewhere more than have the ically controlled federal departments and
Democrat;, they have heard this song agencies. Addlt!onally, IOJ!Ie, pr«~posail
grow out of elaborate, special task force
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ents but from some of their own number. positive Republican nOte say the1 lack
Addressing a national Young Republl· the resources and facllltiel to m • t c h
cans· convention, sen. Thruston Morton their rivals. In many Instances, they In·
of !(entucky, former GOP national chair· dicate, they do not have_ more than the
m;QJ, joined the small but sturdy chorus barest minimum of a mmQrity staff on
a negative image and must somehow
sh•• it off.
'l'be list includes Senators Jacob Ja·
vits1>f New York, Clifford Case of New
JeiSey, John Sherman Cooper of Ken·
tucl<y, Thomas Kuchel of California. 'All
ththk. of themselves as representing the
party"s "progressive" wing.
:But Cooper, who soon is expected to
deliver a full-blown Senate speech on
the . party's image, raises a problem
wblcb perhaps is too little thought of.
Being constructive in the fullest sense;
that ls, offertna solid, detailed altern•·
tlve proposals to set agalost those of
the President and tbe Democratic ma·
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volllme and caliber of staff effort which
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rectlon could be made if even l\lo1~eat
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with blockln& Democratic proPotats:· ·
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