Eisenhower moves to speed action after Sputniks
In the wake of Soviet satellite launches the Eisenhower administration shifts to concrete steps. President Eisenhower urges rapid action and says he will brief the nation soon after Senate and military assessments, seeking strong measures to deter Soviet missile and space advances.
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