Hall predicts GOP landslide in 1956 victory forecast
National Chairman Leonard W. Hall told a Republican campaign school that a landslide victory is possible in 1956 if precinct level organization is strengthened, aiming for gains in both the presidency and control of the Senate and House. Goldwater and Simpson warned gains will be hard but feasible with effort. Plans include 94 district meetings across 29 states to boost House contests, as Eisenhower’s presence looms on the ticket.
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Washington
Leonard W. Hall
Senate
House
GOP
Congress
Hall
Sen. Goldwater
R-Ariz
Richard M. Simpson
R-Pa
Republican Party
Eisenhower
America
Feisenhower
Denver
Colo
Goldwater
South
Simpson
Cotton harvest delayed by rain and late planting in Oklahoma
Southwestern Oklahoma faces a late harvest as excessive rains push the peak picking period to September 15 to 20. Mrs. Virginia Kidson of the Lawton employment office says heavy production is expected across the Oklahoma cotton belt with yields from one fourth to three bales per acre. Outside help will be needed to meet peak labor demand.
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Oklahoma
Virginia Kidson
Lawton
Eisenhower Meets Young Republican Leader in Denver
President Eisenhower backs grooming of young Republicans for high office and party strength. He met 33 year old Colorado State Sen. Donald Brotzman at his vacation HQs, praising his near upset of Edwin C. Johnson in the governor race. Johnson later moved from Senate to governorship, then returned to the Senate.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Colorado
Donald Brotzman
Young Brotzman
GOP
Edwin C. Johnson
Johnson
U. S. Senate
Senate
Brotzman
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