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Democratic Keynote Speaker
Lamhasts The Administration
LOS ANGELES. (.?> — Senator
Frank Church said Monday night
the country is ready to run to
the Democra’.s for a President be
cause the Eisenhower administra
tion has failed to supply the lead
ership for victory in the mortal
competition between freedom and
Communism.
In the keynote address to the
Democratic National Convention,
the 35-year-old Idaho senator
said: "We must make the change.
Our problems at home call for it.
Our predicament abroad compels
it.”
The Future Is At Stake
Church depicted the world as
in a period of upheaval and crisis
with the shape of the future at
stake in the struggle between the
free way of life and Commmun
ism. Yet, Church said, the Eisen
how'er administration has on the
one hand neglected domestic
problems and on the other has
sought to conduct foreign policy
as though the whole world was a
grandstand—where—said Church
—showmanship might be the easy
substitute for statesmanship.
Assailing the record of Presi
dent Eisenhower and the Repub
licans, Church contended in his
prepared speech that principle,
prestige and power have all
eroded under the leadership of
what he called the hold - back
party.
Scoffs af Boasts of Prosperity
He scoffed at Republican boasts
of prosperity, questioning whe
ther it is a wholesome prosperity.
Sen. Church said: “I submit it
is a pitch-man prosperity, the
kind that results when govern
ment is run by hucksters not un
accustomed to selling inferior
products by wrapping them in
bright packages.”
He said Madison Avenue—that
New York City home of many ad
vertising agencies — had taken
charge early in Eisenhower’s ad
ministration and filled the land
with what Church called a bar
rage of bland ballyhoo.
Church said that under what
he termed the pitch-man prosper
ity, big business profits are high
er, but the rate of small business
failures has increased and farm
income has dropped 23 per cent
since 1952.
He added that the Eisenhower
administration has spent more
money on its farm programs than
all previous administrations com
bined and yet nearly five million
people have been driven off farms.
Church added.—“Yet those who
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pay for this pitch-man prosperity
are not confined to either farm
ers or small businessmen. Work
ing men pay for it. Elderly people
on pensions pay for it. Everyone
who has to borrow pays for it.
The cost is exacted in higher in
terest rates.”
Asserting that per capita econ
omic growth under the Demo
cratic Truman administration was
four times what it has been under
Eisenhower, Church declared "the
fact is that the ‘tight money’ pol
icies of this administration have
sapped our vitality and shackled
our economic growth.”
Church accused the Eisenhower
administration of neglecting the
problems of slums, highways and
education. And he declared the
lack of adequate medical care for
the aged is “fast becoming a na
tional disgrace.”
Charge GOP Courted Tyrants
In foreign affairs. Church said
the Republican administration has
courted tyrants as though they
were friends of freedom. He as
serted :
“We have pinned medals upon
the chests of hated dictators like
Peron of Argentina and Perez
Jiminez of Venezuela and when
they were driven into exile we
were aghast at the stoning of our
own Vice President on the streets
of Caracas.”
Church charges that the admin
istration has carelessly furnished
weapons to other petty tyrants,
like Batista in Cuba. And now—
Church added—we are dismayed
at the vehemence of the “hate
America” rallies in Havana.
He declared: “We have helped
to arm a Fascist Franco in Spain
and a Communist Tito in Yugo
slavia, until the world has been
left to wonder if we still stand
for freedom.”
Church charged the Eisenhower
administration lost the initiative
in space to the Russians and let
American military power decline.
In conclusion, Church said:
"This is the case for all Amer
ica that the Democratic party
must carry to the people. God
help us to plead it well.”
‘Grandfather Rights' o'
Alaska, Hawaii Transport
Services Becomes Law
WASHINGTON, Itfl—1The right
to continue operating previously
unregulated transportation service
in Alaska and Hawaii is granted
in a bill signed by President
Eisenhower.
Under the bill, so-called “grand
father rights” are given to cer
tain transportation services in
operation before the two terri
tories became states and were
brought under the Interstate Com
merce regulations.
Types of operations affected:
Alaskan motor carriers and
freight forwarders operating in
interstate and foreign commerce;
certain Hawaiian freight forward
ers operating in interstate and
foreign commerce; and certain
Alaskan water carriers.
Fine Job Printing At The Nugget.
IVITATION FOR BIDS
Sealed bids will be received at
the office of the Nome Light and
Power Utilities, until 5:00 p.m.
July 15. 1960, for the following:
To deliver periodically 250.
000 gallons of diesel fuel from
the Standard Oil dock into the
tanks of the Power Plant, com
mencing in August of 1960.
The Utility Board reserves the
right to reject and refuse any or
all bids.
Robert Oliver,
Acting Manager
Pub. July 6, 8, 11, 13, 1960.