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President Eisenhower's popularity, down to an alltime low of 49% in April, is on the rebound. A Gallup poll survey on how Ike is doing his job drew this response last week...
...parents less upset about the nation's educational anemia than the educators themselves? Such is the impression left by a Gallup poll of 3,000 parents and 1,100 high school principals...
...After checking a cross section of farmers to see which party they thought best served their interests, a Gallup poll last week reported: Democrats 62%, Republicans...
...both the presidential and congressional polls, Gallup found one overriding reason for the G.O.P. slump: the recession and fear of unemployment. In still another poll, Gallup reported that unemployment had become the problem of greatest public concern. Just a month before, 30% had listed keeping the peace as the nation's top problem, against 7% naming unemployment. Last week's figures: unemployment 40%; keeping the peace 17%. This, said the pollsters, was the first time since Depression year 1937 that unemployment had been rated the U.S.'s No. 1 problem...
...first time that either candidate had introduced the delicate and contentious issue of atomic-arms control into the campaign. Tory Prime Minister John Diefenbaker, seemingly holding a solid lead in his bid for a new mandate, ignored the Pearson proposal, went right on talking about domestic affairs. The Gallup poll gave the Tories 56% of the minds-made-up voters, v. 32% for the Liberals...