Eisenhower stresses money for Indochina aid and gradualism
President Eisenhower underscored the 400 million dollars Congress approved for fighting Communists in Indochina. The article notes his development of gradualism in handling Congress, from friendly outreach to pressuring lawmakers, and cites clashes with Rep. Reed over the excess profits tax as part of his effort to secure funding.
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