From Massachusetts to New Hampshire to New York to Delaware to New Jersey to New York (a second time) and to Connecticut went Vice President Richard Nixon in four speech-filled days last week. In some 15 cities and towns, Nixon advanced the arguments on which Republicans across the U.S. are basing their campaigns: 1) the Eisenhower Administration, on its record, deserves a chance to complete its program, 2) it will never get that chance with a Democratic Congress.
"The Korean war has ended." said Nixon in Boston. "More Koreas have been averted, and America has...
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