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Nixon Ready To Preside At Cabinet Session
Vice President Nixon spent the day at the White House and said he would chair Monday's cabinet meeting if the Eisenhowers remain in Gettysburg. Eisenhower, recovering from a mild stroke, may not return in time for talks with Congress, railroads, and other officials. Nixon conferred on Agriculture and Welfare budgets with Benson and Folsom and aides, and could meet an eight member railroad delegation. The president signed 11 papers before leaving for Gettysburg.
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Welfare
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Sherman Adams
Anne Wheaton
Adams
Agriculture Department
Benson
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U. S. Tariff Commission
Tariff Commission