Stanley Bruce Hershenson is an American political commentator and senior lecturer at Pepperdine University of Public Policy in Malibu , California . Prior to that, he worked as a teacher at the Clermont Institute and at the Harvard Institute of Politics at the Harvard School of Public Administration. John F. Kennedy in Cambridge , Massachusetts . He also taught political lessons at the University of Maryland and Whittier College. [1]
| Stanley Bruce Hershenson | |
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| Stanley Bruce Herschensohn | |
| Birth | September 10, 1932 (87 years old) Milwaukee , Wisconsin , USA |
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Hershenson quickly became famous, becoming a consultant to the National Congress of the Republican Party in 1972. He mainly worked as a speechwriter [2] . After working for Nixon and his resignation, he worked for Reagan.
In 1974, Richard Nixon, through Hershenson, who was his special assistant, went to Moon Song Myung to meet with him about the ongoing Pro-Nixon action, organized by Moon, at the White House during the Senate's consideration of the need for his impeachment [3] [4] . Hocherson, who had several cases during the Nixon administration with Moon Song Myung [5] [6], later praised Moon Song Myung’s campaign in defense of Nixon during the Watergate scandal [7]
Content
- 1 Political Campaigns
- 1.1 US Senate Preliminaries 1986
- 1.2 United States Senate Preliminaries 1992
- 1.3 United States Senate General Election 1992
- 2 Career
- 3 Awards
- 4 notes
- 5 Links
Political Campaigns
1986 US Senate Preliminaries
In 1986, Hershenson unsuccessfully put forward his candidacy from the Republican Party, which elected the nominee Alan Cranston. But he successfully advanced in the cities of Central Walley and Orange County in California [8] , but became the second, losing Ed Shaw from Silicon Valley, who won a pluralistic vote.
1992 US Senate Preliminaries
In 1992, when Cranston resigned, Hershenston nominated the Republican Party as a candidate for the Senate, by a small margin by voting with Tom Campbell, a member of the US House of Representatives and a professor at Stanford University .
1992 US Senate General Election
General election Hershenston lost to Democratic candidate Barbara Boxer .
Career
- RKO Pictures , Los Angeles, California
- Studio messenger, 1950-51
- In art department, 1953-55
- General Dynamics Corp. , Convair , San Diego , California , film producer and director, 1955-56
- Self-employed director, producer, screenwriter in Los Angeles , 1956-68
- Director, John F. Kennedy: Years of Lightning, Day of Drums (1964)
- Member of the Board of Directors, American Film Institute , 1967-
- Delegate from USA to International Film Festival
- Head of Delegation, Czechoslovakia , 1968
- Member of the delegation to the USSR , 1969
- US News Agency , Washington , Director of Cinematography and Broadcast Services, 1968-72
- Instructor of the US Image Abroad at the University of Maryland , 1972
- Consultant to the 1972 Republican Party Congress
- White House , Washington ( Richard Nixon Administration)
- Assistant to the President for Human Resources, 1972-73
- Deputy Special Assistant to the President, 1973-74
- Self-employed Director, Producer, and Writer, 1975-76
- Freelancer, 1976-
- Ronald Reagan Administration , 1980
- Political commentator in Los Angeles on radio and television KABC-TV , 1978-1991
- Chairman of the Board of Directors, Pepperdine University
Rewards
- Arthur Fleming Award, 1969
- Oscar , 1970, for the short documentary film Czechoslovakia 1986
- Oscar nominations, 1969 and 1972
- Distinguished Service Award from US News Agency, 1972
- Award from the Council of Anti-Communist Aggression, 1972
Notes
- ↑ Meet the Faculty | Academics | School of Public Policy | Pepperdine university
- ↑ S. Bruce Herschensohn Exit Interview (National Archives), Nixon Library and Museum
- ↑ http://nixon.archives.gov/virtuallibrary/documents/PDD/1974/076%20February%201974.pdf
- ↑ Translator Moon Song Myong's story about meeting with the President
- ↑ Fasting and Prayer Committee
- ↑ Horshenson's book (inaccessible link) . Date of treatment September 19, 2011. Archived October 15, 2011.
- ↑ Associated Press: Hyeshenson? endorsed Moon Song Moon's pro-Nixon campaign
- ↑ Simon, Richard . Valley Candidates Took a Drubbing at Home in GOP Senate Voting (Fee), Los Angeles Times Archives -Metro; 2; Zones Desk (Valley Edition) (June 5, 1986), p. 8. Date of access December 11, 2008.
Links
- A brief biography on the site of Pepperdino University.