Thank you for visiting SNEWPapers!

Sign up free
Page thumbnail for The Augusta Courier
Editorial November 2, 1959

The Augusta Courier

Augusta, Richmond County, Georgia

What is this article about?

A strongly conservative editorial criticizes 1960 U.S. presidential candidates from both Republican and Democratic parties, accusing them of being soft on communism, socialist, or driven by ambition and wealth, deeming none suitable.

Clipping

OCR Quality

95% Excellent

Full Text

HERE'S YOUR "CHOICE" IN 1960:
1. REPUBLICAN PARTY CANDIDATES
(a) Nixon - a "turncoat" who knows the dangers of Communism because of his previous experience on the House Committee on Un-American Activities but who now, because of his all-consuming ambition to be President has "sold his heritage for a mess of pottage." Nixon, the former Conservative, has become the Chief Appeaser of Atheistic Communism.
(b) Rockefeller - is even more left-wing and Socialist-Internationist than Nixon . . . Rockefeller is one of the richest men in America and he CAN BUY THE REPUBLICAN NOMINATION JUST AS HE BUYS ANYTHING ELSE HE WANTS!
2. DEMOCRAT PARTY CANDIDATES
(a) Lyndon Johnson - who attempts to pose as a Conservative, but who VOTES Liberal-Socialist.
(b) John Kennedy - same as above plus very "soft on Communism."
(c) Adlai Stevenson - an egghead Liberal, already twice repudiated by the voters.
(d) Hubert Humphrey - the extremely dangerous Socialist radical who is said to be Walter Reuther's choice for President
(e) Stuart Symington - (Truman protege) with a 100% pro-leftwing (A.D.A.) voting record.

What sub-type of article is it?

Partisan Politics

What keywords are associated?

1960 Election Presidential Candidates Anti Communism Conservative Critique Socialist Accusations

What entities or persons were involved?

Nixon Rockefeller Lyndon Johnson John Kennedy Adlai Stevenson Hubert Humphrey Stuart Symington Walter Reuther Truman A.D.A. House Committee On Un American Activities

Editorial Details

Primary Topic

Critique Of 1960 Presidential Candidates

Stance / Tone

Strongly Conservative And Anti Communist

Key Figures

Nixon Rockefeller Lyndon Johnson John Kennedy Adlai Stevenson Hubert Humphrey Stuart Symington Walter Reuther Truman A.D.A. House Committee On Un American Activities

Key Arguments

Nixon Is A Turncoat Who Sold Out To Communism For Ambition Rockefeller Is Left Wing And Buys Nominations With Wealth Lyndon Johnson Poses As Conservative But Votes Socialist John Kennedy Is Soft On Communism Adlai Stevenson Is A Repudiated Liberal Egghead Hubert Humphrey Is A Dangerous Socialist Radical Favored By Reuther Stuart Symington Has A 100% Pro Leftwing Voting Record As Truman Protege

Are you sure?