Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Palace Guard? Presidential Assistant Sherman Adams stands by as President Eisenhower signs a bill at his White House desk. Republican Sen. Styles Bridges has charged that Eisenhower is surrounded by a palace guard that is not keeping him fully informed. If so, Adams is the logical candidate for chief guard.
Palace Guard? Presidential Assistant Sherman Adams stands by as President Eisenhower signs a bill at his White House desk. Republican Sen. Styles Bridges has charged that Eisenhower is surrounded by a palace guard that is not keeping him fully informed. If so, Adams is the logical candidate for chief guard.
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Palace Guard? Presidential Assistant Sherman Adams stands by as President Eisenhower signs a bill at his White House desk. Republican Sen. Styles Bridges has charged that Eisenhower is surrounded by a palace guard that is not keeping him fully informed. If so, Adams is the logical candidate for chief guard.

Associated Press · [ca. April 1958]

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[Information from item housing] Adams, Sherman - N.H. Politician

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