November 06, 1960

Search Constraints

Search Results

November 06, 1960 (vol. 7, iss. 2) • Page Image 11

… 10 1 ae Solid South-Solid in'60? Vol. VI1, No. 2 3tr4&tvn Dat MAGA SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1960 Continued from Page Seven election of the uncommitted slate of presidential electors. Idle Sen. Stennis silently supports this, while campaigning Sen. James 0. Eastland reluctantly mentions Kennedy once in a while. - In spite of all this, however, tradition runs thick and segrega- tion is not pressing issue. These factors should help offset the o...…

November 06, 1960 (vol. 7, iss. 2) • Page Image 12

…American Voter and the Political Campaign The Political Campaign ill Votes Be Changed By All the Hoopla? NAN MARKEL ABRAHAM LINCOLN refused to move off his froht porch in the months before his first election. William Jennings Bryan per-' fected the whistlestop, made more than 600 speeches in three months while campaigning aganst McKin- ley in 1900, and lost the election. Yet, with unwarranted faith in the loudspeaker and the crowd, campaign...…

November 06, 1960 (vol. 7, iss. 2) • Page Image 13

… United States and Latin America REPUBLICANS HOPE TO GAIN: The Campaign for Congr Has the United States Failed in Its Program For Developing Other American Countries Because Its Aid Has Been the Wrong Type? Continued from Page Eight motely resembling the Marshall, Plan.t' Just to keep it nonpartisan, the Truman administration said ap- proximately the same thing whent it excluded Latin America from its massive post-war rehabilitation program...…

November 06, 1960 (vol. 7, iss. 2) • Page Image 14

… The Problem of the Presidential Campaign 1 i i 1 crete solution brought forth to at- O ALL IN ALL the campaign tempt to solve the problem of the has been fast moving and two Chinas or the United States- hard hitting, but not exactly to Cuba tensions. Each side was an- the point. It seems a poor reflec- xious to criticize the other, but tion on the American voting pub- offered little in any positive sense. lic that in a campaign as long as t...…

November 06, 1960 (vol. 7, iss. 2) • Page Image 15

… t... and Latin America Have We Forced Cuba Into the Soviet Camp Beause of Past Relations ? Election Results 1952 and 1956 U.S. and Latin A By JOHN ROBERTS V who opposed him, rallied the poor urban workers and came to pow- er with their backing. Subsequent revolutions in Colombia, Vene- zuela, and Bolivia have also been popularly supported. And of course the best and most recent exam- ple is Cuba, The Cuban revolution is at once an ind...…

November 06, 1960 (vol. 7, iss. 2) • Page Image 16

…The Solid South- Solid in '60? Can Nixon Hope To Hold the States - Ike Carried for the Republicans?, By MICHAEL HARRAH T WAS A cold November day in 1860 when a group of delegates in Charleston ominously announced that South Carolina considered the recent election of President Abra- ham Lincoln a distinct threat to the very existence of that state. In view of that, South Carolina, "with deep regret," seceeded from the Union, ultimately touchi...…

Back to Top

© 2024 Regents of the University of Michigan