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The 1957 Civil Rights Billas planning a trip for the following summer), she to return to her lecture circuit commitments for the Colston Leigh agency and her work for the American Association for the United Nations. There were only infrequent contacts between them over the next several months.

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The Alliance Loosens alive his public image as one of his generation’s preeminent statesman-diplomats, simultaneously rekindling interest among politicians and pundits in the possibility of his taking another run for the presidency. Not surprisingly, it seemed to renew in Adlai himself a willingness to entertain such t

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Transitioncal implication lost on any of the seven aspiring presidential candidates present. As Joe Lash tells it: “He recalled that in 1952 he had come to a similar rally in New York.” Since he was insisting at that time that he was a candidate only for reelection as governor of Illinois and not for the Demo

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Eleanor, Adlai, and J.F.K.er system. She had planned such a venture in August with her secretary, Maureen Corr, as well as David, Edna, and Grania Gurewitsch. The itinerary included Switzerland, London, Paris, Warsaw (for a meeting of the World Federation of United Nations Associations), London again, and Paris before the jo

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The 1952 Campaigne, “He was quick and decisive on the issues that came before him. Occasionally he would drive us up the wall [about personal matters], but if a public matter arose, it was handled with dispatch. We never had any trouble getting him to face hard choices or make bad decisions.”. Porter McKeever wrote,

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-94529-8e, “He was quick and decisive on the issues that came before him. Occasionally he would drive us up the wall [about personal matters], but if a public matter arose, it was handled with dispatch. We never had any trouble getting him to face hard choices or make bad decisions.”. Porter McKeever wrote,

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-02515-3ides in the cold war periodically threatened to invoke its use. In mid-February the Technological Capabilities Panel, appointed by the president a year earlier, submitted its report, .. The panel urged that “without military and civil defense, America’s vulnerability . surprise attack. The only way