Eisenhower says no second term plan yet 1954
President Eisenhower states no decision on a 1956 bid. He cites focus on current issues, domestic policy like unemployment insurance, and foreign matters. Advisory comments from Sherman Adams noted but no firm stance given. Dewey remains a strong GOP figure, with continued speculation about party leadership.
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