Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›They Clicked-President Eisenhower with his top assistant, 55-year-old Sherman Adams. While governor of New Hampshire, Adams began his support of Eisenhower for President in 1951. But they did not meet until the 1952 Republican convention. The two men found they "felt alike and thought alike," according to a friend.
They Clicked-President Eisenhower with his top assistant, 55-year-old Sherman Adams. While governor of New Hampshire, Adams began his support of Eisenhower for President in 1951. But they did not meet until the 1952 Republican convention. The two men found they "felt alike and thought alike," according to a friend.
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They Clicked-President Eisenhower with his top assistant, 55-year-old Sherman Adams. While governor of New Hampshire, Adams began his support of Eisenhower for President in 1951. But they did not meet until the 1952 Republican convention. The two men found they "felt alike and thought alike," according to a friend.

Associated Press · [ca. June 1954]

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