Word: nixons
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Democrats polled 1,223 votes to Eisenhower's 1,202, despite a 126-vote freshman majority for the General. The University's narrowest victory--amid a host of narrow victories--came at Lowell House, where six votes separated Eisenhower from Stevenson. Nine ballots marked for Eisenhower and Nixon had the words "and Nixon" crossed out. These ballots were counted in the regular Eisenhower totals, however...
...reasons most frequently cited for switching to the Democratic nominee were health, Vice President Nixon, the "Wall Street cabinet," and a general faith in the Democratic Party...
...demands of his liberally-oriented district in Manhattan. But in the race for the Senate, Javits must cater to the conservative voters in up-state New York. To win the election, Javits will probably need an up-state margin of 600,000. And so he has embraced Nixon, supported Dulles, and stood firmly behing Benson and Wilson...
Former HYRC president John R. Thomson '57 is representing National Youth for Eisenhower-Nixon this week as a Special Task Force to Ohio, Minnesota, Missouri, and Pennsylvania...
...election, James A. Burke of Hyde Park, charged then that Whittier was the "most expensive Lieutenant Governor the state has ever had. He has turned the office into a publicity mill," Burke said. And Dever, biting back at Whittier before a recent Truman testimonial dinner, said, "You have your Nixon on the national scale. We have our Whittier in Massachusetts. They are counterparts...