Report of Edgar C. Bundy on visit to Denver Colorado on 4 August 1952 to see Governor Sherman Adams and Republican candidate Eisenhower, by appointment.

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Report of Edgar C. Bundy on visit to Denver Colorado on 4 August 1952 to see Governor Sherman Adams and Republican candidate Eisenhower, by appointment.

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Describes Robert Donner's and Edgar C. Bundy's visit and meeting with Governor Adams and the events which took place during a luncheon with Dwight Eisenhower at Einsenhower's headquarters in Denver Colorado. A 40-member delegation of Illinois republicans was also present. Listed are nine questions that Captain Bundy wanted to ask candidate Eisenhower, but was not allowd to ask during the question and answer period. Attached are two letters. One is from Gabriel Hauge, research consultant in the office of Dwight D. Eisnehower, Aug. 19, 1952 addressed to Capt. Bundy. The letter provides answers to the nine questions which Bundy was not able to ask in Colorado. The other is from Dwight D. Eisenhower addressed to Robert Donner, May 31, 1950 regarding Eisenower's response as the president of Columbia to subversive activities of Columbia faculty.

6 leaves ; 36 cm. + two letters.

Abilene Christian University, Brown Library, Brown Library

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Abilene Christian University, Brown Library, Brown Library

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