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A Tense Courtship, 1952,ly admired him for his leadership in World War II. They had exchanged pleasantries and worked together in common cause until 1952 when politics interceded. There is no question that Hoover believed that he had been insulted by the Eisenhower forces during the preconvention negotiations. With the cam

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Back to Work, 1953, certain measure of vindication. Perhaps more important, he took great satisfaction in the speech that he had delivered to the nation on October 18. Although he had little to say about the Republican ticket, Hoover had plenty to offer on a whole range of topics. It was as if the dam had burst after

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Insuring a Second Term, 1956,ut his long-term health. Was he capable of handling a second term? Was there a way to reduce some of the burdens of the presidency? Herbert Hoover had an idea—the establishment of an “administrative vice president”—to help the president and he first proposed that idea during an appearance on “Meet t

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,Coming to Closure, 1958–1959,t Eisenhower’s second term from 1957 to 1961, Hoover continued to respectfully badger the president about changes and reforms yet to be accomplished. For his part, Ike was attentive and was always pleased to report progress to Hoover.

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,Drifting Away, 1960–1965,dents to communicate with one another. They had never been close—in fact, they had never progressed much beyond formal communications—but they had accomplished good things together in reorganizing the Federal government. They had cobbled together a partnership even though they were never friends.

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