Campaign strategists pick foreign policy as 1964 top issue
In exclusive interviews Democratic and Republican chairmen outline likely 1964 campaign themes. Miller calls foreign policy decisive while Bailey cautions Cuba should not become a partisan issue. Civil rights may influence elections but bipartisan action is sought.
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Relief myths and welfare reform discussed in chaotic dispatch
A sprawling, reader-sourced column mixes politics and welfare critique from the 1960s, highlighting relief programs and alleged abuses. It cites a Chicago family on relief, New Jersey cases, and local anecdotes about government aid, while voices debate reform and personal responsibility.
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