George Dixon Lists a Goldwater Cabinet Dream Team
A satirical proposal names Dwight D. Eisenhower as Secretary of State and George Wallace for governor, with a roster including Robert G. Baker as Treasury head, William Scranton as a second choice, and Margaret Chase Smith for Defense, plus Jimmy Stewart as deputy, Richard Nixon as Postmaster General, and other figures in a cabinet fantasy reflecting era politics and humor.
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Richard Miulhous Nixon
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World war 1 anniversary recalls lessons on isolation
Drew Pearson reflects on the 50th anniversary of World War I from June 1964, recounting how the conflict started with the Sarajevo assassination, the failure of pacific plans, and the League of Nations. He argues the United States cannot retreat to isolation, citing Goldwater, Lodge, Johnson, and Khrushchev as actors shaping postwar peace and international cooperation.
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