Eisenhower blasts critics as recession eases
President Eisenhower, angered by Democratic critics, said the recession is flattening but warned against Pollyanna forecasts. He rejected tax-cut bids, dismissed charge of a broad GOP plan, and defended defense reorganization while criticizing Democratic accusations of a looming military dictatorship. He also opposed a two-man summit with Khrushchev and remarked on unemployment compensation debates. Brown plans May 3 campaign for governor.
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