McElroy Moves Next Door to Defense Chief
Neil McElroy, head of Procter and Gamble, has moved to a Pen taget office next to Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson in Washington. The arrangement signals possible preparation for McElroy to succeed Wilson as defense secretary. Officials declined comment while confirming McElroy’s close proximity and private hallway access.
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Eisenhower Admits Shortfall in Governing Program
President Eisenhower said he would be first to admit his failure to move his legislative agenda through Congress, while stressing he does not believe in threats or swinging clubs to sway Capitol Hill. He noted varying levels of Republican support and faced questions about how he pressures Congress. The remarks came at a news conference as he defended his approach to securing backing for his program.
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