Edger Eisenhower Denies Influence By Adams Hoffman
In a Tuesday interview Edger Eisenhower denied claiming Adams and Hoffman influence the President. He criticized Studebaker consolidation and said federal aid to education is a state matter. He questioned the budget size and noted Milton Eisenhower’s influence remains unclear.
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Eisenhower on Suez Policy and Global Stance
President Eisenhower outlined U S positions on Suez, disarmament, missiles, and a U S role in aiding Jordan if attacked He cited State Department statements while asserting broader caution on missile bases and tripartite pledges He discussed farm programs public spending audits and boundary issues in several policy areas.
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