National Affairs: Cap Above the Ring
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But Estes Kefauver has already made it clear that he is not running for Vice President, that he will make up his mind without regard to what Harry Truman does. Before taking off for the Sugar Bowl game in New Orleans this week, he announced that he would make his plans known early in 1952. His close friends are sure that he will let his cap drop into the ring—for President.
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