Eisenhower Seeks Clear Rule For Presidential Disability
President Eisenhower asked Congress to define how a vice president acts when the president is disabled. He disclosed an arrangement with Vice President Nixon to act if needed, while the president would resume duties when able. The plan aims to avoid a constitutional gap in times of medical emergency.
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