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^ Black, pp. 129–135.

^ Gellman, pp. 239–241.

^ Morris, p. 381.

^ Nixon Library, Congressman.

^ Gellman, p. 282.

^ Morris, p. 535.

^ Gellman, pp. 296–297.

^ Gellman, p. 304.

^ Gellman, p. 310.

^ Morris, p. 581.

^ Gellman, p. 335.

^ Gellman, p. 303.

^ Jump up to: a b Nixon Library, Senator.

^ Ambrose 1987, pp. 211, 311–312.

^ Jump up to: a b Black, p. 178.

^ Gellman, pp. 440–441.

^ Aitken, pp. 205–206.

^ Jump up to: a b Aitken, pp. 222–223.

^ John W. Malsberger, "Dwight Eisenhower, Richard Nixon, and the Fund Crisis of 1952," Historian, 73 (Fall 2011), pp 526–47.

^ Kornitzer, p. 191.

^ Jump up to: a b c Aitken, pp. 210–217.

^ Thompson, p. 291.

^ Aitken, p. 218.

^ Morris, p. 846.

^ John W. Malsberger, The General and the Politician: Dwight Eisenhower, Richard Nixon, and American Politics (2014)

^ Aitken, pp. 225–227.

^ Ambrose 1987, p. 342.

^ Gellman, Irwin. "The Richard Nixon vice presidency: Research without the Nixon manuscripts" in Small, pp. 102–120.

^ Ambrose 1987, pp. 357–358.

^ Aitken, pp. 256–258.

