Goldwater on Agriculture Civil Rights and Cuba Views
Long AP interview compiles Goldwater positions from 1963 to 1964 on farm policy civil rights and Cuba. He urges limited federal farm involvement via loan guarantees, opposes broad civil rights expansion, and calls for a blockade and exile government action against Castro. He stresses space age defense needs and argues for a mixed weapons arsenal over sole reliance on missiles.
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