Harris Survey Shows Voters Split Over New Deal Role
A survey finds 64 percent blame welfare for laziness, 58 percent fear socialist expansion at home, and a 51 to 49 margin that the New Deal has outlived usefulness. It also shows 73 percent reject depressions tied to Republican governance and the era’s political labels losing impact.
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voters split on unions taxes and welfare in reshaped politics
The survey shows 63 percent reject unions get too much protection under Democrats and 70 percent dispute taxpunish success claims. Goldwater signals a turning point as voters demand government guarantees for basic needs yet resist broad New Deal extension amid high prosperity.
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Humphrey urges UN role as defense for Demos in California
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey spoke to college students in Berkeley pledging to strengthen the United Nations peacekeeping force as an investment saving American lives. He argued for welfare justice linking to civil rights gains and emphasized the Johnson-Humphrey push on campuses including San Jose State and California. A Berkeley protest disrupted on campus fundraising for off-campus political activities amid Mississippi civil rights drive.
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Humphrey Proposes Views on U N Strengthening World Org
Senator Humphrey criticized Senator Barry Goldwater and shared his own views on the United Nations. He offered several suggestions aimed at strengthening the world organization and advancing international cooperation.
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