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GOLDWATER VOTES “No, No, a Thousand Times No!” “By our votes you can judge us, not by our talking,” 'Sen. Goldwater, Monterey, California, 5-26-64; Chicago Tribune 5-27-64) \ , rfi . ‘ / - v Votes against the best interests of the ° *• 'IX American People AGAINST—Tax Cuts (311|55,'‘915162, 217164). AGAINST —Nuclear Test Ban Treaty (9124163) AGAINST —Increased Hospital Construction (717153) AGAINST—PubIic Works (918159, 1011162, 5|28!62) AGAlNST—National Wilderness Preservation System (9 6161, 419163) AGAINST—Anti-Poverty Act (7;2&!64) z. : • --jC . - ■ z - Bo't f,:k • • r ' .1. , Business J.'h' AGAINST —‘Easing tax burden for small business men (7115153, 3127157) AGAlNST—Development of .atomic reactors for electric power '' t 1X7112156) The Elderly AGAlNST—lncreasing payments to aged and blind (5128158) ' AGAlNST—‘Providing adequate hospital care for the aged (8123(60, ' 7117162,' 9264) Natural Resources AGAINST—TVA finding (81*9157) AGAINST —Development of atomic reactors for electric power (7112156) AGAlNST—Authorizinz New York State development of Niagara I River power (5| 16(56) AGAINST —Authorization of flood control projects (412158, 6117(60) AGAINST —Wilderness; Preservation System (419163) The Underprivileged AGAINST—War on AGAINST—PubIic Housing (6f7|55, 215159, 8118159, 914159, 6 12161) AGAINST— Creating a “domestic Peace Corps” to work in city and , .. slum areas (8114163) Georgia Democrats who threaten to leave the Party and support Barry Goldwater for the Presidency are using as their excuse that the Arizona Senator voted against the civil rights bill- That’s the only thing they are thinking about —the only issue in the campaign, as they see it. • Well, us Johnson folks are happy to make Goldwater’s so-called segregation ideas an issue. Let’s look at the RECORD: ’ * - i 1 GOLDWATER —ls a member of the NAACP. js a founding member of the integrationist Urban League. —Contributed S4OO to finance an integration school suit in Ariz ona. -Co-sponsored with Senators Javits and Keating a bill applying FEPC restrictions to federal contracts (SB 942). __Was co-sponsor With 37 other Republican Senators of the 1957 Civil Rights Bill (SB 83). ' ' " . Paid political advertising by Seminole County Democrate - I fj • Iff t ■ * < ’* I t • ■rV • s Who’s an Integrationist? • ' reprinted from the Austell (Ga.) Enterprise ’ DONALSONVILLE (GA. 31745) NEWS THURSDAY, OCT. 29, 1964 :$* / *- .L . *. iiodfiH , Fanners AGAINST —90% supndtts On basic crops (4127'54,.,8110154, 3j8[56) AGAINST —Supporting dairy products at 85% ; of parity instead of -‘T* ■T5‘% (4127154) . *. AGAlNST—Emergency:,.Feed Grains Program (3122161) AGAINST —Extending voluntary feed grains program (5i]16|63) AGAINST —Agricultural conservation programs (5125162, 8122162, ' G 6115163) AGAINST—Food for. Peace extension (5'25162) AGAlNST—lncreasing cbrn “set aside” and establishing wheat and j y cotton “set asides” (3(19'156) • AGAINST —Extending' Agriculture Trade Development and. Assist ms' 1 ance Act (917159) ' .' / 1 AGAINST —Maintaining-dual parity provision (3115156) AGAINST—9O% support of wheat (3115156) <■/(_• AGAINST —Insuring adequate prices for wheat and cotton producers .>.u:riT (416164) . v .'-.rtT - ’ ■ .rnnH filin':- A * io'mqq’h Labor AGAlNiST—Helping retrain workers who have lost 'their jobs, to auto mation (8|28|61, 9|6|63),.\ ; , AGAINST—Aiding areas which suffer chronic unemployment (5113158 3123159, 3115161, 6126163) AGAlNST—Boosting, she wage (5129156, 8118160, 4120161) AGAlNST—Establiming nationwide standards for amount and dura \ tion of unemployment compensation (7113154) AGAINST—Easing trade restrictions and tariffs to help expand our markets (9119162) * 1 •* . ff ■ ; 'i, J ?•. Youth ' "»i‘. ''fl, >Ci - i - AGAlNST—Providing training and employment of out-of-school, out work youngsters (4116163) , % AGAINST—-Creating a Youth Conservation Corps (8113159) AGAINST—Aiding in the construction of medical, dental and pro fessional schools (9112163) AGAlNST—Providing loans to scholarship students in medicine and related fields (9|12163) AGAlNST—‘Providing scholarships and loans ,(d. x .thousands ’ more needy students to ; attehd College each • . (8113158, 10'180);, AGAlNST—lncreasing teachers’ salaries (2(4160; AGAlNST—Providing funds to aid in school constuuctipn- (24 60, AGAlNST—lncreasing school lunch program, funds (612154) '• J,.' ri 1 •- y ' —Was co-sponsor of legislation to add FEPC provisions covering employers and labor under the National Labor Relations Act (SB ' f I AU —Criticized Bobby Kennedy for not pushing hard endugh on prosecution of civil rights voting cases in the South. —Supported the civ# rights law of 1960. , , u . .. .. —Said, . I thinkste Attorney-General should have the power to use a very tightly-drwn law AIMED LIKE A RIFLE at the pre cise problem in a school districtyes, I would use it/(the law) if elected,” Congressional Quarterly interview Aug. 28, 1963. ... • < . • x , ~ ■ . "Mil 3803 HI V.'i’l —Said in a Sen#3 speech (Congressional Record? ‘1 am un alterably opposed to diffr/piination or segregation on,,tjie basis of race, color or pn any other basis; nqf only, myj words, but more importantly, my . actions through the yeans have repeatedly demonstrated the; smcegty of my feelings in this regard I realize fully that the federal Government has a responsibilityjjfethe field of civil rights. I supposed the civil rights bills where' were Wacted in 1967 and 1960.” - r , > , . • V* t Who’s an integrationist? •