Eisenhower News Conference Weighs Nixon Herter Choice
In a lengthy news conference President Eisenhower dodged naming a running mate, saying he has not prepared a list and will not publicly endorse candidates. He defended Nixon as a key team member, discussed Stassen’s push for Herter, Suez policy, Congress, and defense plans, and noted Stassen’s leave and work on disarmament. The event drew 311 reporters, tying a record.
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Eisenhower weight changes and health update at Gettysburg
President Eisenhower’s weight fluctuated during hospitalization with figures ranging from 162 to 178 pounds after a heart attack and ileitis operation. White House officials and doctors reported him clinically stable, around 162 to 163 pounds, with previous weights near 172 after recovery. He said he feels good though not as well as a year ago and believes he can serve another term if needed. Neighbors expressed concern about his longevity, but Eisenhower affirmed GOP and national support for his leadership.
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Stevenson Gains Momentum After Kefauver Withdraws
Campaign workers cheered upon Stevenson’s entry to his office as he quipped about past cheers. Kefauver denied Harriman’s claim of half his delegates. AP tabulation showed Stevenson leading but still short of the 686.4 required. Harriman pressed for more delegates while Harriman rebuffed withdrawal.
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