Goldwater campaign positions cover foreign policy labor and NATO
The article summarizes Barry Goldwater's campaign positions on foreign policy including aid to allies and Communist nations and the dangers of Communist influence. It outlines his stance on foreign aid, economic policy, and military support with emphasis on NATO reforms and nuclear strategy. It cites remarks from various dates in 1963 and 1964, including critiques of Johnson and Eisenhower era policies and calls for a strong yet cautious approach to international alliances.
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