Michigan Republicans see chance to beat Governor Williams
Michigan Republicans gauge a path to defeat Gov. G. Mennen Williams on Eisenhower's name and a combined ballot. Local leaders predict a tough, uphill battle but see base support for Eisenhower as potential leverage. Farmers and workers offer mixed views on health and prices shaping the 1956 race dynamics.
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Voter Confusion Shifts At Home Conversation
Mrs. Maxine Cutter, wife of William Lothrop, a GM official, said she will vote for Eisenhower though her husband plans to back Stevenson. She remarked the Democratic candidate could have a date this year, following a health scare.
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