Humphrey assails Goldwater on war power policy
The speech criticizes Goldwater and the Republican stance on U S war powers and defense spending. Humphrey condemns the massive military postures and nuclear forces buildup, contrasting it with the Kennedy Johnson era and warning of disarming allies and risking conflict. He cites defense budget excess and a rising number of nuclear heads and combat ready divisions.
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York England Budget Comic Compare Navy and Air Force
A fragment suggests York England notes that the wire with Pall bat red d v army division is compared to a tactical fighter wings count. It mentions 883 ships planned versus 817 proposed in the fiscal 1961 budget.
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Johnson address transcript sparks nuclear weapons question
A fragmented report notes debate over presidential authority to use nuclear weapons in a crisis. Senator Goldwater questions the president's state of preparedness while a transcript of Johnson’s speech references renewed Communist attacks and potential action.
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