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

Who Can Lead Best!
That's decide next week
choosing president Stated more fv
the question should and
prosperity while at the time heritage legacy
guaranteed by Constitution"
This question: one of the best is by taposonplacng
candidates they important issues side by side
This includes careful examination of their
their campaign statements declarations obvious
the thoughtful voter that together
many subscribe to either candidate or party
the of magical foreign domestic
problems Yet the choosing lead
resolved at this most critical period of our history
While America does have
farm civil mounting MANY others
IL is becoming increasingly apuareut that the election n h mon 80
lost largely
public that he has the foreign policy
anime this claiming superior knowledge
experience
point years experience on the Foreign Re-
htons Committee in the Senate
that his travels abroad and his participation meetings
Vog major problems give him an edge President Esenhowers
strong endorsement Nixon
in Chicago did much strengthen exper
ence IN dealing vii" our weghy problems This helped alleviate
of the disappointment Nixon
statmen to the effect
mat ne could not think OF any major decisions in which the vice
president had participated The Presidents
October was that
Nixon has participated with and high officials
in hundreds of important dberatve proceedings
National Security Council, and other agencies"
The debates between the candidates purpose
Of bringing foreign domestic
issues The Christian Science Monitor
Kennedy feels that the United states
is not maintaining prestige more
vigorous action needed
while arguing at the same time that the United states
is gaining prestige losing
This latter statement
harassinr predIcamens and the hunatioDs we have fa IN
months The U2 humang
treated president
Conference president
Mt the latest opposition States
few examples Perhaps
his claims of dndng Soviet prestige
Nixon and Kennedy do about
the QuemoyMatsu issue Kennedy
the islands, would caborate govern
men in deciding where to draw the line against Communist
Nixon his approach
Minneapolis charged Kennedy and
woody thinking that
should be pulled back the
land Nixon takes the position that help
people and that should Apparently
Nixon believes his approach to this problem
Other points comparison foreign
include candidates
should be held with Khruhchev
thing would be accomplished besides soves
apoogzd the w incident
and this might gong
Khushchev knew flights
apologize reason for rhev breaking I'D the
question Cuba Kennedy that Cuba
lost" for the present. people
free will be supported and for Kennedy overall attitude
foreign aid John Malan the October
that Kennedy almost always programs
occasions
brief summary Of the positions of the candidates
domestic issues finds Kennedy Columbia South Carolina
Springs Georgia recently accusing speaking rights
legislation the North and saying Denver and Salt speeches
alone are not ue answer IVAN street Journal October ID
Nixon calling water
Sovets would ouproduce electricity
COP had requested 39%
did previous Truman administration charging
nedys proposed farm would a. raise food
force index price
pork available during anng World
War H. and "a throw 100000 people serving
people and handling their products of jobs.
Kennedy struck back with accusations
to problems of employment and charging forthcoming
being caused by policies
nation slipping that strong
to push ahead out of resulting growth;
Nixon disagreed with the assertion program result
imitation
Come next Tuesday the American
Their choice will determine which Of these intelligent
colorf will lead nation during crucial years
1t has not been for this
the Presidential candidates this campaign
the civil rights which progress
American Negro Neither Of the appears
flaming civil rights
which neglect Of win impel the
After hours study almost
has decided its
This decision
and supporters the northern