Eisenhower Resigns NATO Post And Missouri Flood Compels Evacuations
General Eisenhower resigns his NATO post and signals a campaign for the GOP nomination as Missouri and surrounding states report the worst flood in history. The Mighty Missouri causes mass evacuations in Council Bluffs and Omaha while defense funding is debated and the steel seizure case rises in court.
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Queen Juliana Praises Truman Acheson Link To Stop Communism
The Queen of Holland told President Truman that he and Dean Acheson would go down in history for halting the communist march. The column argues Truman’s courage and flaws, cites Greece Turkey and the Marshall Plan as key statesmanship, notes Treasury head John Snyder as a complacent mediator of taxes, and warns loyalty to friends may undermine policy.
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