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Eisenhower taps Seaton for interior secretary post
President Eisenhower nominated Fred A. Seaton 46, Nebraskan publisher and ex-senator, to be interior secretary. Seaton would replace Douglas McKay, who resigned to run for the Oregon Senate. Seaton has been a White House aide and deputy to Sherman Adams. Davis acted as secretary pending Senate confirmation.
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