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s Agree Ike Won't Run Again; FJixon Draus Prominent Mention
By UNITED PRESS
-. A cross section of the nation's
newspapers agreed today that
President Eisenhower will prob
ably not run again in 1956. Vice
President Richard M. Nixon was
the most prominently mentioned
substitute candidate.
Many of the editorial writers
hesitated to make a flat predic
tion that Mr. Eisenhower's heart
fttacfc will force his retirement
from politics.
But others said an Eisenhower
candidacy next year is "incon
ceivable." Nixon, who is already taking
over some of the President's du
ties, was regarded by many as
the most probable Republican
candidate if Mr. Eisenhower
bows out.
The closest to an endorsement
came from the Chicago Sun
Times. It said that if Mr. Eisen
hower doesn't run, the GOP
would "do well" to choose Mil
ton S. Eisenhower, the Presi
dent's brother and the man who
could best "mirror his thoughts
ideals, and principles."
Others mentioned were form
er Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of
New York, twice GOP candidate
for the presidency, and Govs,.
Goodwin J. Knight of California,
I Christian Herter of Massachu
setts, William Stratton of Illin
ois and Fred Hall of Kansas.
Still more were Henry Cabot
Lodge, U. S. ambassador to the
United Nations, and Sen. Clif
ford Case of New Jersey.
Chief Justice Earl Warren
also drew attention, but it was
pointed out that he has previous
ly said he would not run under
any conditions.
Newspapers which said edit
orially that Mr. Eisenhower's
health has all but ruled out a
second term included the Chica
go Daily Tribune, the Detroit
Free Press, the Detroit News,
the Tampa Tribune, the Char
lotte, S.C., News, the Charlotte
Observer, the Washington Post
and Times-Herald, and the Wash
ington Evening Star.
Other newspapers, praised
President Eisenhower for set
ting up his administration in
such a way that it can run
smoothly ' during his , illness'.
These included the New York
Herald Tribune, the New -York
World-Telegram and Sun, the
Los Angeles Times, the Colum
bus, O., Citizen and the Boston
Globe.
The broadest predictions on
the political effects of Mr. Eis-
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kota is a money-maker.
vThe herd is growing so rapid
ly that it must be continually
thinned out to keep it within the
capacity of the grazing range.
The meat is sold, and the re
ceipts are the major source of
revenue for the park. The meat
which sells at about 30 cents
a pound per quarter brought
in nearly $88,000 last fiscal year.
enhower's illness came from
newspapers in the South, where
Democratic strength is concen
trated. The Tampa Tribune said the
Democratic presidential nomin
ation "now begins to look like
a gilt-edged pass to the White
House" and the Charlotte Obser
ver commented "there are no
other 'Ikes' in the GOP stable."
The Atlanta Constitution
warned "the people do not have
any great confidence in Vice
President Nixon . . . There is
grave danger- the administra
tion may disintegrate." I praised Nixon as "the President's
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