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Atlanta Daily World
Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia
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Vice President Richard M. Nixon plans to lead the revitalization of the shaken Republican Party organization after a rest in Florida and a trip to London, following post-election conferences with President Eisenhower and other top Republicans.
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WASHINGTON (UPI)—Vice President Richard M. Nixon will take on the job of revitalizing the badly-shaken Republican campaign organization after a fortnight's rest from his own whirlwind effort to minimize this year's Democratic election sweep. GOP sources said Saturday Nixon left Saturday for a quiet Florida vacation which will be a prelude to his late November trip to London—and to more political work.
The vice president was pictured as feeling that his recent nation-wide campaign efforts were well worth the effort even though the Democrats managed to score heavy gains.
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But he was described as determined to take the lead in a soul searching, reshuffling of Republican Party campaign strategy and perhaps personnel in order to put new life into the organization.
Nixon already has conferred with President Eisenhower in a post-election review of the political situation and more conferences are planned with many top Republicans.
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Washington
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Saturday, Late November
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reshuffling of republican party campaign strategy and personnel; more conferences planned with top republicans
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Vice President Richard M. Nixon will take on revitalizing the badly-shaken Republican campaign organization after a fortnight's rest from his campaign efforts. He left Saturday for a quiet Florida vacation as a prelude to his late November trip to London and more political work. Nixon feels his nationwide campaign was worth the effort despite Democratic gains and is determined to lead a soul-searching reshuffling of strategy and personnel. He has conferred with President Eisenhower in a post-election review, with more conferences planned.