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Truman Declines
To Say When Ike
Will Leave NATO
WASHINGTON, (/P)—President
Ti uman declined to say Thurs
day whether he has had any word
that Gen. Eisenhower wants to
leave his European Defense Com
mand.
Truman replied that he had
nothing to say on the subject
when he was asked directly at a
news' conference whether he had
received (1) either a request from
Eisenhower for release, or (2) any
notice that Eisenhower was mak
ing such a request.
The President went on to say
it Was strictly up to Eisenhower
when he gives up the supreme
command of Allied forces in Eu
rope.
There have been recurrent re
ports that Eisenhower was about
ready to? return to the United
States, and had, in fact, already
communicated his desires to
Washington. Truman’s statements
did nothing to knock down those
reports.
The Washington Evening Star
published a story Thursday say
ing Eisenhower’s resignation is
at the White House. The story
said Eisenhower telephoned his
wishes to Secretary of Defense
Lovett last weekr and then ar
ranged for transmission of the
necessary papers.
The story added that it is be
lieved Eisenhower made a strong
bid to have his top aide, Gen. Al
fred M. Gruenther, moved into
his job as NATO commander.
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