Eisenhower Warns on False Fears and Foreign Policy
President Eisenhower challenges Kennedy on domestic solvency and national defense. He argues for long term, recognizable goals, a robust economy, and policies that address issues close to home rather than reacting to every external gust. The remarks emphasize a strong yet prudent defense and steady growth toward future responsibilities.
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Nixon Heightens Kennedy Attack At Pittsburgh Rally
Nixon links Kennedy’s fiscal proposals to gold market fluctuations abroad and accuses him of risking war or surrender of free world territory. He attacks Kennedy’s domestic plans as costly and fiscally dangerous while labeling him rash and impulsive. Large crowds attend eight stops despite bitter cold and snow.
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Kennedy Attacks Nixon Gap Between Word and Deed
Kennedy accuses Nixon of breaking campaign promises on medical care for the aged education funds rural electrification and higher teacher salaries. He rallies in Rockford and Peoria while noting the religious issue reemerges, urging focus on public issues.
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