Eisenhower Says He Will Submit Another Aid Bill In '58
President Eisenhower defends his stance on school aid, saying a new bill would be submitted in 1958 and that he would accept a compromised $144 billion package to alleviate classroom shortages. He cautions against universal state funding and asserts trustees hold his investments, while he addresses conflicts of interest and civil rights debates, praising good men for government posts.
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Radioisotope Shipment to Russia OKd by AEC
The semi annual AEC report notes steady progress in power reactor development and atomic energy policy while continuing weapons production for defense. It highlights uranium supply in sight, growing civilian power plans, and research into nuclear powered aircraft and rocket engines amid efforts to reduce fallout in future weapons.
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