Milton Eisenhower: Ike's Brother Seen as Potential Presidential Hope
The piece notes Milton Eisenhower, 56, admired by peers and praised for leadership, writing and diplomacy. It describes his career from Coolidge to his brother Ike, his roles in soil conservation to refugee work, and his strong family ties shaping any political step.
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Death or divorce disrupted 1 076000 U S families in 1954
A 1954 survey shows 1 076 000 U S families affected by a death or divorce. The data highlight the social impact on households and family stability during that year.
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Cabinet Tried to Oust Benson After President’s Heart Attack
Farm Journal’s November issue reports that Atty. Gen. Brownell Postmaster General Summerfield and Harold E. Stassen led a cabinet level effort to replace Secretary Benson amid Eisenhower’s health crisis. Treasury, Defense, and State secretaries backed Benson, Nixon remained undecided, and Milton Eisenhower renewed support for Benson.
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GOP Seeks Glamour Candidate in 1956 Presidential Contest
Senator Joseph C. O Mahoney says Republicans search vainly for a glamour candidate to hide a party split as Democrats edge toward Adlai Stevenson or Averell Harriman. Tubby joins Stevenson staff. Benson and McKay defend administration farm and resource policies amid foreign policy criticism. Kefauver and Atcheson offer contrasting views on diplomacy and unity of free nations.
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Japan plans 21,000 military rise in 1956 budget
Japan defense board seeks 287 million dollars to fund a 21,000 man force increase for fiscal 1956 with 10,000 added to the Army 3,550 to the Navy and 4,719 to the Air Force. The plan departs with 45.83 million more than 1955 defense allotment.
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