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... Dwight D. Eisenhower , 65 , for President , and Richard M. Nixon , 43 , for Vice President . Both were incumbents of these offices and no other names were formally proposed . The convention was called to order by Leonard Hall , Chairman ...
... Dwight D. Eisenhower , 65 , for President , and Richard M. Nixon , 43 , for Vice President . Both were incumbents of these offices and no other names were formally proposed . The convention was called to order by Leonard Hall , Chairman ...
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... President Eisenhower's doctors Feb. 14 cleared the way for him to run for a second term . Six physicians headed by Dr. Paul Dudley White of Boston reported the President could " carry on an active life satisfactorily for another 5 to 10 ...
... President Eisenhower's doctors Feb. 14 cleared the way for him to run for a second term . Six physicians headed by Dr. Paul Dudley White of Boston reported the President could " carry on an active life satisfactorily for another 5 to 10 ...
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... Eisenhower Asks Nuclear Arms Freeze - Presi- dent Eisenhower made public Mar. 6 a letter to Soviet Premier Bulganin calling for a mutual agreement to halt production of fissionable ma- terials for war . The President conditioned his ...
... Eisenhower Asks Nuclear Arms Freeze - Presi- dent Eisenhower made public Mar. 6 a letter to Soviet Premier Bulganin calling for a mutual agreement to halt production of fissionable ma- terials for war . The President conditioned his ...
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Page | 189 |
365378 | 39 |
IDENTIAL POPULAR VOTE 1956 | 515 |
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