Stassen Opens Drive For Ike-Herter Ticket
In Washington Harold Stassen announces a campaign drive for an Eisenhower Herter ticket with Stassen and Herter seeking top spots. The plan envisions Nixon not as a nominee and faces skepticism from elements within the Republican leadership and campaign committees. The press conference signals a push for a national ticket while others restate support for Eisenhower.
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Campaign Of Moderation Likely Is Democrats Name Stevenson
Washington reports the Democratic push toward a moderate campaign under Stevenson. The faction aims to appeal to both Truman supporters and left-leaning elements while avoiding rigid race-relations battles. Key figures include Averell Harriman Mencken? Williams and Reuther, with Humphrey cited as a potential strong running mate in a broader effort to unite the party.
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Stevenson Leads With Near 500 First Ballot Votes
Adlai E. Stevenson neared 500 first ballot votes as large state delegations split. Kefauver defections and Harriman support shaped the race, with Stevenson seen as potential convention nominee winner if blocs align. A US tabulation showed Stevenson at about 485 votes to Harriman 166, with Kefauver shifts aiding Stevenson.
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