Taft Wins 7 of 8 Montana Delegates in GOP Fight
Taft captured seven of Montana's eight Republican delegates at a Helena convention, lifting his national tally to 384 to Eisenhower's 339. The Mounting contest unfolded amid broader debates on foreign aid spending as Taft and Eisenhower factions clash in several states.
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Unity ties urged by Harriman in Atlantic bloc push
W Averell Harriman said progress toward unity with the United States and Atlantic Allies shows they can widen economic political and defense links. He spoke at an Atlantic Union Committee lunch while receiving its award for advancing Atlantic security. Mrs Robert Patterson urged NATO to deepen economic ties as she criticized foreign aid hardliners and highlighted Eisenhower.
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Eisenhower and Harriman clash over domestic policy stance
At a Boston news conference yesterday Harriman criticized Eisenhower as inexperienced on domestic issues while taft and he disagreed on practically every issue. John Foster Dulles attacked Truman in Hartford claiming bipartisan foreign policy under a Democratic administration is unlikely.
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