POLITICAL NOTES: Match Races
On the assumption that President Eisenhower will not stand for re-election next year, Pollster George Gallup recently began surveys that matched pairs of possible Democratic and Republican nominees against each other. The results so far among those who expressed opinions:
Chief Justice Earl Warren 53%
Adlai Stevenson 47%
Warren 62%
New York's Governor Harriman 38%
Stevenson 53%
Vice President Richard Nixon 47%
Nixon 51%
Harriman 49%
Harriman 50%
Harold Stassen 50%
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