Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 27, 1960, Image 18

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Newspaper Page TextCampaign Quotes Br UniUd Press International Vice President Richard M. Nixon: (Speech at Toledo, Ohio): f'There comes a time in each campaign when a candidate knows that the tide has turned and he is moving up to vic tory. That time in this cam paign came when I entered Ohio . . -. Americans "have finally caught up with the campaign of our opponents and they , don't like it. The American people, whether they are Democrats or Republicans, are getting tired of being told they are a second rate bunch of people and a second rate country. Yes, of course, we have some problems. America must move forward ... We will keep the country moving forward . .' ." ' (Speeches at Middletown and Dayton, Ohio): "Let's sup pose you have a team and you're up against a tough op ponent and then one who is a member of the team and who wants to be captain goes nut and tells the other side 'Look, our team, is no good, and you!re going to lick us.' Do you think that guy ought to be captain? I say no." (Speech at . Toledo): "If an agreement is not signed with in a reasonable period after Feb. 1, the United States will have no alternative but to resume underground testing of atomic weapons. There is no question of resuming tests in the atmosphere where some still undetermined danger of contamination exists." ; Sen. John F. Kennedy: I ; (Speech at Mt. Clemens, Mich.): "I call upon Mr. Nixon to make public the secret gov ernment report on U.S'. pres tige - and to explain to the people how in the face of its evidence he can continue to pretend that our prestige is at an all-time high - and to ex plain why a public report . . . was not made public until its concealment was' exposed. Perhaps this incident of politi cal coverup will remind us that it is time to face, not hide, the facts about our situa tion, both at . home and abroad." . ', (Speech. at Detroit): Nixon "tells us, repeatedly that in 1860 all Lis well - that our prestige is at an all-time high - rthat our prosperity is un precedented - that we are ahead militarily, scientifically and educationally. Perhaps that fulfills his obligation in this election, but I say we also have an obligation to the next generation, and we are not meeting that obligation today. We cannot meet that obliga tion unless we think now in terms of X970 . . . The next 10 years, in short, will be a decade of opportunity. But they will also be a decade of challenge and effort.' We are not meeting that responsibili ty when our economy is slip ping into its third recession in six years. We are not meeting the needs of the future when 20 per cent of our industrial capacity is idle - when over five per cent of the labor force is unemployed . . . Mr, Nixon does not mention these present facts. Neither does he mention our future responsi bilities. For his is the party of the past, the party of memory, the party of the status quo." Cuban Militia Sent To Barracks resti'icted to barracks under army orders here today appar eritly to lend support to the revolutionary government's charge that Cuba is about to be invaded by refugees train' ed in Guatemala. ,' Premier Fidel Castro s "peo ple's militia," made up large ly; of? armed unionists, lips been reporting to various bar racks all week instead of drill ing in the streets as usual. Rumors circulating in the streets " said the "invasion fleet" has already sailed from Guatemala and that an attack may be expected no later than Saturday. There has been speculation that the government plans to stage a phony invasion, per- ' haps coupled with false re ports of Castro's death, In hopes of smoking out a grow ing ', artti-government under ground. . OVERDOES IT Knaresborough, England - (UPD-Mra. 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