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Editorial
October 29, 1960
The Detroit Tribune
Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan
What is this article about?
Excerpt from Human Events Commentary (October 20, 1960) listing three opinion pieces: Raymond Moley's critique of Senator Kennedy's debate claim on Soviet hydropower surpassing the US by 1975; Westbrook Pegler's piece on Kennedy's presidential ambitions; and Fulton Lewis Jr.'s on Democrats criticizing Castro. Moley's article begins by calling Kennedy's statement inaccurate and tricky.
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From "Human Events Commentary" 10-20-60:
"KENNEDY BUYS PHONY FACTS
ON SOVIET POWER POTENTIAL!"
By Raymond Moley
"WHY JACK WANTS TO BE PRESIDENT"
By Westbrook Pegler
"JOHNNY-COME-LATELY DEMOCRATS
BLAST CASTRO'S RISE TO POWER"
By Fulton Lewis, Jr.
KENNEDY BUYS PHONY FACTS
ON SOVIET POWER POTENTIAL!
In his prepared statement in the first debate, Senator
Kennedy said: "At the present rate of hydro power development-and that is the hallmark of an industrialized
society-the Soviet Union by 1975 will be producing more
power than we are."
This is not only inaccurate but also a tricky statement.
See KENNEDY BUYS, Page 9
"KENNEDY BUYS PHONY FACTS
ON SOVIET POWER POTENTIAL!"
By Raymond Moley
"WHY JACK WANTS TO BE PRESIDENT"
By Westbrook Pegler
"JOHNNY-COME-LATELY DEMOCRATS
BLAST CASTRO'S RISE TO POWER"
By Fulton Lewis, Jr.
KENNEDY BUYS PHONY FACTS
ON SOVIET POWER POTENTIAL!
In his prepared statement in the first debate, Senator
Kennedy said: "At the present rate of hydro power development-and that is the hallmark of an industrialized
society-the Soviet Union by 1975 will be producing more
power than we are."
This is not only inaccurate but also a tricky statement.
See KENNEDY BUYS, Page 9
What sub-type of article is it?
Partisan Politics
Foreign Affairs
What keywords are associated?
Kennedy
Soviet Power
Hydropower
Debate
Democrats
Castro
What entities or persons were involved?
Senator Kennedy
Soviet Union
Raymond Moley
Westbrook Pegler
Fulton Lewis Jr.
Fidel Castro
Editorial Details
Primary Topic
Critique Of Kennedy's Claims On Soviet Power Potential
Stance / Tone
Critical Of Kennedy
Key Figures
Senator Kennedy
Soviet Union
Raymond Moley
Westbrook Pegler
Fulton Lewis Jr.
Fidel Castro
Key Arguments
Kennedy's Statement On Soviet Hydropower Is Inaccurate
Kennedy's Statement Is Tricky