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Former Vice President Alben Berkley admitted to reporters that he is "toying with the idea" of adding his political reminiscences to the growing library of New Deal memoirs. Pressed for details, Barkley, a hale & hearty 74, confessed that he had never kept a diary, but he had "a good memory," and besides, "some people write down a lot of things they later wish they hadn...
Dpor-to-Door. In Omaha, after breaking into an insurance office, Roy Barkley ran to the street, hailed a taxicab, opened the door, too late discovered that he had Doarded a police patrol...
...John Sherman Cooper: About as popular as a Republican can be in Kentucky, the courtly Cooper last year carried a state that Ike lost. But he will be in deep trouble if Alben Barkley decides to run (TIME, Sept...
...Barkley wants to get back into harness, and Mrs. Barkley wants to get back to Washington. To run for his old Senate seat. Barkley would not have to make any definite move until early next year, and then he could get the Democratic nomination for the asking. That would put him up against the Republicans' able, respected John Sherman Cooper, who carried Kentucky last year although Dwight Eisenhower did not. Kentuckians think it would be a close race...
...elected, Barkley would be the fifth American to serve in the Senate after presiding over it as Vice President of the U.S. The others: John C. Calhoun, John C. Breckinridge, Hannibal Hamlin, Andrew Johnson...