White House Denies Van Fleet Ouster
A Washington flap over Gen. James Van Fleet centers on a letter urging stronger South Korean forces. The White House and Defense leaders deny plans to oust him, while supporters argue he faced political pressure and limited authority.
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Eisenhower's New York Campaign Climaxed in Raucous Arena
Ike assails rivals in a high energy push through New York area with 13 hour days and a star studded arena climax. Gov Stevenson and Dewey rally alongside as Eisenhower defends unity and condemns mud slinging while aiming for Chicago speech and New York electoral vote influence.
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Allies Lose Crest Héroes Rescued In Tri angle Ell-Sniper Ridge Fight
Allied and Chinese forces fought near Triangle Hill and Sniper Ridge as the 18th day of battle continued with heavy artillery and infantry exchanges. US and United Nations troops later retook the crest from Chinese forces amid fierce counterattacks. Estimates cited 11,000 Chinese casualties and multiple divisions engaged near Papa San Mountain.
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Nixon Sees Democrats Unite in Campaign Push
Nixon told a large Long Beach crowd that Democrats and independents are moving to support him while Republicans stand more united than ever. He contrasted good Democrats with Truman Democrats, defended Eisenhower as fit for office, and urged Stevenson to reveal whether Acheson would stay as Secretary of State if Democrats win. He led a veterans escort to the platform and planned further rallies across California.
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Convicts End Riot Before Adlai Talks
Convicts in a state prison ended a riot as Adlai Stevenson prepared to speak. Seven hostages, including Lt. Loren Stewart and Guard William Blythe, were led from the cellhouse to a prison hospital. Police and guards moved in with acetylene torches after a tense stand-off, with 120 state policemen and 101 guards on standby.
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