Goldwater on Nuclear Weapons Social Security and U N Policy
The 1964 remarks cover positions on peaceful nuclear use amendments, preserving Social Security with stable benefits, and bold stances on Vietnam aid, Communist supply lines, and United Nations reform. Goldwater argues for limited nuclear options, rejects expanding Medicare, urges decisive action to cut Communist supplies, and calls for UN reforms including voting weight considerations.
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