St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-04
Who Can Lead Best?

Who Can Lead Best!
That's the millions decide next week
choosing the more fully
the question should be- Who can best lead the nation
prosperity while at the heritage legacy
guaranteed by Constitution"
Any and intelligent answer to
question ways by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the
candidates and the important by
examination of their past performances as well
their obvious to
close together on
many naive to subscribe to either candidate or
the power Of magical solution noy foreign
problems Yet the choosing bestquaed to lead us
must be tackled period our history
While America does have problems
farm SURPRISES civil liberties mounting national debt and many Others
ii is becoming increasingly apparent
lost largely American
public that he has the soundest views foreign policy
anime this find both candidates claiming
and experience.
Kennedy point his experience Foreign
aons Committee hand believes
that his travels abroad participation meetings
olng major problems give him edge President
strong endorsement of Nixon Republican raising
in Chicago did much exper-
dealing weighy problems This helped to alleviate
of the disappointment many Republicans must
that he could not think of anv major decisions which tho ,e
president had participated statement
the October was that
Nixon has participated your
hundreds of important dbeatve proceedings Cabinet
National Security Council, agencies"
The debates between the purpose
of bringing focus foreign
issues The Christian Science Monitor of October sh
ally the States
vigorous acuon needed Nixon comedies that faster tempo
what desirable while States
gaining and prestige while losing
This latter several en-
harasng pedicamens recent
months The W incident humang
latest UN
Japan, the the UN
opposition of the United States
few examples Perhaps
his claims of dwindng Soviet
views what to do about
the govern
ent in deciding where to draw the line against Communist
Nixon aggressive approach problem
Minneapolis Star of October IL he charged Kennedy with naive
woody thinking could
should pulled
Nixon position help
people and that should help defend Apparently
Nixon believes his this
Other points of comparison Of the two candidates foreign issues
include agreement by
should be held with Khruhchev until evidence
thing accomplished propaganda
thinks President apoogzed
and this going;
Khrshchev knew about such flights long ago and es refusal
apologize breaking
the question Cuba, Kennedy says
lost for the present. Nixon saws mo- the neo who wait - ~
free will be supported; Kennedys
foreign aid John Malan the October Minneapolis
that almost programs
brief summary of the positions of the candidates of thu
domestic issues finds Kennedy Columbia
Springs Georgia recently Nixon speaking
legislation the North and saying in Denver and Salt Lake speeches
that laws Journal
Nixon calling Kennedy Johnny power
fields and accusing him of glaring misrepresentation
Soviets would ouProduce electricity 1875 nixon
COP had requested 39%
did previous Truman administration; Nixon charging
nedys proposed farm program 25%
force 90 price
pork available below during rationng
War H. and "a throw 1000 900 people needs
people and handling their products Of Jobs
Kennedy struck back with being
10 problems of employment and charging that forthcoming
is being caused by policies; Kennedy
nation slipping and that the
to push ahead out Of resulting growth
Nixon disagreed with the program
initiation
Come next Tuesday the American people make their
Their choice will determine which intelligent energetic
colorfu will lead during
1t has not been easy for this choice
the Presidential candidates this
the civil rights which progress
American Negro Neither
are flaming civil rights advocates although
which neglect Of will mperi the of
After hours of study and
has decided Its
close advisor
supporters the northern