On September 9, 1952, after campaigning in Baltimore, Maryland, Dwight D. Eisenhower is involved in a car accident when the driver, Joseph Goodman, suffered an epileptic seizure at the wheel after looking at a flashing traffic light. The car collided with the lobby of an office building. Goodman was killed and General Eisenhower was dazed, yet unhurt. At Johns Hopkins Hospital, the examining doctor found that Eisenhower was suffering from 'post-trauma complications'. Richard Nixon, Eisenhower's running mate, took over the campaign as a single candidate, and the Republicans, quoting Nixon in a 1954 interview, 'lost interest'. Adlai Stevenson II is inaugurated as President. However, Stevenson becomes known as the US's most disgraced president.
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| - On September 9, 1952, after campaigning in Baltimore, Maryland, Dwight D. Eisenhower is involved in a car accident when the driver, Joseph Goodman, suffered an epileptic seizure at the wheel after looking at a flashing traffic light. The car collided with the lobby of an office building. Goodman was killed and General Eisenhower was dazed, yet unhurt. At Johns Hopkins Hospital, the examining doctor found that Eisenhower was suffering from 'post-trauma complications'. Richard Nixon, Eisenhower's running mate, took over the campaign as a single candidate, and the Republicans, quoting Nixon in a 1954 interview, 'lost interest'. Adlai Stevenson II is inaugurated as President. However, Stevenson becomes known as the US's most disgraced president.
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| - On September 9, 1952, after campaigning in Baltimore, Maryland, Dwight D. Eisenhower is involved in a car accident when the driver, Joseph Goodman, suffered an epileptic seizure at the wheel after looking at a flashing traffic light. The car collided with the lobby of an office building. Goodman was killed and General Eisenhower was dazed, yet unhurt. At Johns Hopkins Hospital, the examining doctor found that Eisenhower was suffering from 'post-trauma complications'. Richard Nixon, Eisenhower's running mate, took over the campaign as a single candidate, and the Republicans, quoting Nixon in a 1954 interview, 'lost interest'. Adlai Stevenson II is inaugurated as President. However, Stevenson becomes known as the US's most disgraced president.
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