In 1955 , following his departure from Hiller Aircraft , Washburn began work with the Subcommittee on Program Planning for the 1956 Republican National Convention . The following year would see him made director of campaign activities for the Eisenhower Bandwagon Operation . In 1956 , Washburn returned to private life and worked for a variety of organizations including Bernard Relin and Associates and Towne-Oller Associates . From 1960 to 1961 he served as president of the Automated Preference Testing Corporation before stepping down to serve as vice-president of the A.C. Nelson Company until 1964
1956 Republican National Convention
1956 Republican National Convention
C. Langhorne Washburn