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General Eisenhower wins overwhelmingly in election, which gives both candidates the largest popular vote in history: Eisenhower, 53,936,000; Stevenson, 27,315,000. Electoral vote is Eisenhower, 442 (including 4 normally Democratic ...
General Eisenhower wins overwhelmingly in election, which gives both candidates the largest popular vote in history: Eisenhower, 53,936,000; Stevenson, 27,315,000. Electoral vote is Eisenhower, 442 (including 4 normally Democratic ...
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Republicans, meeting in San Francisco, renominate President Eisenhower and Vice-President Nixon. Minor party candidates are: T. Coleman Andrews, States' Rights; Enoch A. Holtwick, Prohibition; Eric Hass, Socialist Labor; and Darlington ...
Republicans, meeting in San Francisco, renominate President Eisenhower and Vice-President Nixon. Minor party candidates are: T. Coleman Andrews, States' Rights; Enoch A. Holtwick, Prohibition; Eric Hass, Socialist Labor; and Darlington ...
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DWICHT D. EISENHOWER Address to the nation. May 25, 1960 Our first information about the failure of this mission did not disclose whether the pilot was still alive, was trying to escape, was avoiding interrogation, or whether both plane ...
DWICHT D. EISENHOWER Address to the nation. May 25, 1960 Our first information about the failure of this mission did not disclose whether the pilot was still alive, was trying to escape, was avoiding interrogation, or whether both plane ...
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