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    "ocrText": "- 8 -\nRepublicans Would Rather Fight Than Switch!\nRight now there is an exciting new fermentation in the Republican Party.\nIn the House of Representatives - within the limits of the Minerity Leader -\nstaff pesitions have been given to skilled and experienced researchers (such\nas Dr. William Prendergast), and not merely used to reward the faithful. There\nhas been a reorgamization of internal machinery, with John Rhodes directing a\ncommittee to deal with current, day-te-day legislative problems, and with\nCharles Geedell directing a committee to leek at leng-range policy and ebjectives.\nThe latter will seen undertake a number of substantial task force studies in\nsuch important fields as Agriculture, Congressional Referm, Economic Opportumity,\nEducation, and the Right to Vote.\nThe Republican appreach in the House will be three-prenged. One: As\nthe Oppesition Party we willx continue to sppese the Administration in those\nareas where we believe it to be misguided in objective or mothed. Twe: In\nsuch areas as we feel the President is cerrect, we will not hesitate to pub-\nlicly give our suppert, as we have already dohe on the Viet Nam struggle.\n(Parenthetically, I might add that as \"The Tales from the Viet Nam Woods\" be-\ncome less meledic, more and more Republicans have backed the President, while\nYORD\n&\nmore and more Demecrats have changed their tune to negetiation and detente."
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