Hoffman Urges Ike to Return From Europe to Avoid Conflicts
Paris correspondent John Roderick reports Hoff man, ex Marshall Plan chief and Ford Foundation head, urged General Dwight D. Eisenhower to return to the United States soon to avoid political conflict with his SHAPE command. Hoffman warned Ike would face constant political pressure and possible trouble over the Foreign Aid Bill. He noted Ike must adapt to being seen as a presidential candidate rather than supreme Allied commander.
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Truman Sets Twin Reelect Reasons Prosperity And Peace
A new book based on interviews with President Truman quotes him outlining two reasons for seeking re election prosperity and avoiding world war He argues his record prevented a third world war kept the economy steady and credits policies like the Atlantic Pact and arms for Europe while facing criticism with calm and humor
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Truman Decision Heightens Interest at Key West Talks
President Truman's possible bid for re election drives interest at naval submarine base as he debates with Democratic National Chairman Frank McKinney. A Washington official says pressure grows for an early private guidance on whether Truman will run again. The discussions follow release of William Harriman's diary excerpts and hint at shifts in alliances before the Jefferson Jack dinner in Washington.
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Truman Byrnes clash and postwar policy reflections
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