Nixon Involved In Shaping Eisenhower State Of The Union
White House officials said Vice President Nixon is being consulted on the upcoming State of the Union message and may shape the administration record. James C. Hagerty stated Nixon’s views on civil rights and policy are being considered as part of the usual January address. Senators and aides see this as a natural step for Nixon if he seeks the presidency.
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Nixon meeting fuels civil rights talk and ad trends
President’s message hints at truth about Nixon and Eisenhower. A two hour Capitol meeting with Ally Gen Rogers Labor Secretary Mitchell and Welfare Secretary Flemming prompts questions on civil rights and a possible Fair Employment Practices Commission. Reporters observed as Nixon left. discussion continued at a restaurant. Mitchell viewed as a potential No. 2 if Nixon secures the nomination. US passenger cars average 9,359 miles annually and newspaper advertising rose over 13 percent in 1957.
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