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November 19, 1957
Atlanta Daily World
Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia
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Adlai E. Stevenson starts as Democratic consultant for Eisenhower administration on NATO summit planning in Washington; President expresses delight in letter from Augusta, Ga., and anticipates conferences.
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Stevenson
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GOP
Consultant
WASHINGTON-(INS)--Adlai E. Stevenson began work Monday as the Administration's Democratic consultant on Atlantic Pact summit parley planning and President Eisenhower disclosed his "delight" at the role assumed by his onetime rival.
A Nov. 14 letter from the Chief Executive to the man he twice defeated in presidential elections was made public as Stevenson conferred with Secretary of State John Foster Dulles. then settled down at a State Department desk with the avowed hope of being "helpful."
The President's letter. 'released at Mr. Eisenhower's Augusta, Ga., vacation headquarters, revealed that he plans personal conferences with Stevenson before attending the North Atlantic Treaty organization meeting in Paris next month,
Mr. Eisenhower wrote Stevenson:
"Dear Governor.
"I am delighted that you and Foster will be getting together on Monday to discuss our preparations for the NATO meeting in December. I have asked Foster to co-ordinate these preparations as they affect all government agencies, and I share his view that you can be of real help to us in this work
"I regret that on Monday I shall be absent from Washington -at least I hope so -but I am sure that later there will be opportunity for conferences at which we can both be present."
Works
AS
GOP
Consultant
WASHINGTON-(INS)--Adlai E. Stevenson began work Monday as the Administration's Democratic consultant on Atlantic Pact summit parley planning and President Eisenhower disclosed his "delight" at the role assumed by his onetime rival.
A Nov. 14 letter from the Chief Executive to the man he twice defeated in presidential elections was made public as Stevenson conferred with Secretary of State John Foster Dulles. then settled down at a State Department desk with the avowed hope of being "helpful."
The President's letter. 'released at Mr. Eisenhower's Augusta, Ga., vacation headquarters, revealed that he plans personal conferences with Stevenson before attending the North Atlantic Treaty organization meeting in Paris next month,
Mr. Eisenhower wrote Stevenson:
"Dear Governor.
"I am delighted that you and Foster will be getting together on Monday to discuss our preparations for the NATO meeting in December. I have asked Foster to co-ordinate these preparations as they affect all government agencies, and I share his view that you can be of real help to us in this work
"I regret that on Monday I shall be absent from Washington -at least I hope so -but I am sure that later there will be opportunity for conferences at which we can both be present."
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Fortune Reversal
What keywords are associated?
Stevenson Consultant
Eisenhower Letter
Nato Preparations
Atlantic Pact
Bipartisan Cooperation
What entities or persons were involved?
Adlai E. Stevenson
President Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Where did it happen?
Washington, Augusta Ga
Story Details
Key Persons
Adlai E. Stevenson
President Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Location
Washington, Augusta Ga
Event Date
Monday, Nov. 14
Story Details
Adlai E. Stevenson begins work as the Administration's Democratic consultant on Atlantic Pact summit planning. President Eisenhower expresses delight in a Nov. 14 letter and plans personal conferences with Stevenson before the NATO meeting in Paris next month.