Word: andersons
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Dates: during 1980-1980
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...sampling of current Anderson supporters taken by TIME correspondents showed that he has a loyal following that seems determined to ride out the race with him. These Anderson backers reject the notion that their votes should be influenced by whether or not Anderson can win. "It is everyone's obligation to vote their conscience," argued George Ward, a consulting engineer in Washington, Conn. Insisted Margaret Gilvar, a housewife in Oakham, Mass.: "It is more important that citizens who are concerned make a protest than be swayed by the impact an Anderson vote could have on the other candidacies." Contended...
Flying from Denver to Los Angeles last week in his chartered Boeing 727, John Anderson talked with TIME Correspondent Eileen Shields and looked back at his distinctive quest for the presidency...
...Anderson paused. He began to smile. He turned to Correspondent Shields and said: "And she noted that there was a smile. Give me at least until the fifth of November...
Independent John Anderson has gone out of his way to defy the Christian right. He met last week with a delegation from the National Religious Broadcasters to denounce "the political marriage of the so-called Moral Majority and the New Right" as "a union which seeks to inject unbending rigidity and intolerance into church pew and polling booth alike." Said Anderson: "I don't think it is the province of the church to tell people how they should vote...
...François Truffaut filmed Fahrenheit 451 in 1966 that he was widely saluted as one of the masters of the genre. "My life has been full of myths," says Bradbury, whose fiction often suggests an amalgam of the classic fables, Frank Baum's Oz books and Sherwood Anderson's Winesburg, Ohio...