WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 2L 1960
Dr. Nixon
Less Gov't
By KAY MILLS
(Second in a' series of three
articles developed from an in
terview with Dr. E. L. Nixon,
uncle of Republican presidential
nominee Richard M. Nixon.)
The government should get
its hands out of agriculture, ed
ucation, industry, medical care
and the post office, Dr. E. L.
Nixon, retired University pro
fessor. said last week.
Dr. Nixon. whose nephew Rich
ard M. Nixon is •the Republican
candidate for president. feels the
government regulates too much,
a position with which he says his
nephew concurs.
Dr. Nixon, although "rocked in
a Democratic cradle," feels the
Democrats now controlling Con
gress will run the government
broke,
The former professor of plant
pathology said Franklin D.
Roosevelt should have been
watched more carefully during
his last two years in office. That
time "caused the mess we're in
now" and "undid all th,, , good
FDR did," he added.
• Dr. Nixon said he is sure insur
ance companies could handle the
medical aid program more effi
ciently than the government.
He said Democratic farm leg
islation has only encouraged
farmers to produce more sur
pluses instead of reducing them.
He also said a private firm could
handle regulafs mail at three cents
instead of the present four-cent
rate and still make a profit.
Dr. Nixon said the United
States needs a strong personal.
ity to face Nikita Khrushchev.
He said few people in the world
would have dared confront the
Russian leader as his nephew
did in their famous "kitchen
debate" last year in Moscow.
With Khrushchev at the United
Nations, Dr. Nixon said, he may
force a crucial vote on the Congo
or Cuba or anything else which
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Concerning Nixon's differences
with Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra T. Benson, his uncle said
there is "not much of a conflict."
He added Benson "is electioneer
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administration's farm policy is a
sound one but couldn't be pushed
through the Democratic Congress.
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:sit down at a desk with a foolscap
ellow pad in front of him. For
two hours he just scribbles ideas.
Then he writes down sentences at
the top of a page. These sum up
what he says and give him ma
terial for three or four minutes
"He has a very tenacious mind.
He often doesn't need to refer to
these at all."
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