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Domestic News March 10, 1950

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Browning, Glacier County, Montana

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California Democrat George Luckey reports President Truman responded 'maybe so' to running for 1952 reelection during White House visit, hinting at reassembling his 1948 team, without ruling out candidacy.

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'Maybe So'

According to a California Democrat who might know, President Truman has been thinking about the 1952 presidential election.

George Luckey, Los Angeles, vice-chairman of the California Democratic central committee, has reported that he put the question up to the President during a White House visit and got "maybe so" for an answer.

"He said 'maybe so,'" Luckey told reporters. "He said that if we have the same team together again, maybe we can do something."

Luckey said by "team" the President meant those who supported him in 1948.

While Mr. Truman has never declared openly that he would be a candidate for reelection in 1952, he has never flatly ruled out the possibility.

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Politics

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Truman Candidacy 1952 Election George Luckey White House Visit

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George Luckey President Truman

Where did it happen?

White House

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White House

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George Luckey President Truman

Event Details

George Luckey, vice-chairman of the California Democratic central committee, asked President Truman during a White House visit if he would run for reelection in 1952 and received the response 'maybe so,' referring to reassembling the 1948 support team.

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