World Speech Emphasizes Strength Wisdom and Restraint
The speaker argues that peace requires strength with wisdom and patience not rash action. He warns against nuclear escalation and urges a vigilant but cautious approach to ensure weapons are never used. He offers a choice to continue a courageous course that has made the nation strong free and prosperous.
Johnson declares strong civil spirit and leadership unity
Lyndon B. Johnson speaks in February 1964 about a strong civil spirit and the need for robust local and national leadership working together to guide the nation. He emphasizes cooperation across government levels to advance progress.
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Fighting for Maryland's Future Joe Tydings
Joseph D. Tydings outlines his positions on federal aid to education health care for seniors and Social Security poverty relief industry job retraining a Peace Corps urban transit and a strong foreign policy. He cites ten years in Maryland politics and as U.S. Attorney to prove readiness for the U.S. Senate.
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SICKLES AND HANSON AID MARYLAND VOTERS IN CONGRESS RACE
Two campaign notices unite Carlton Sickles and Royce Hanson as Maryland candidates. Sickles pledges federal aid for education and urban renewal while Hanson promotes the Kennedy Johnson Great Society plan, health for elders, Potomac River development, and fair representation in Western Maryland.
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