Nixon for U.S. Senate: A Positive and Constructive Choice, 1950-01-29

Item — Box: 173, Folder: 10

Identifier: CAC_CC_014_5_173_10_0003

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The text discusses Rep. Richard M. Nixon's candidacy for U.S. Senator in California, contrasting him with his opponent Rep. Helen Gahagan Douglas. The author argues that Nixon's positive and constructive qualities make him a better choice for the position, emphasizing his integrity, leadership skills, and ability to address national issues effectively. The text also criticizes the decline in the quality of Senate members and urges voters to carefully consider and support candidates like Nixon who can serve the public interest. Additionally, it mentions the significant political funds raised by labor organizations to gain control of the Senate and House of Representatives.