Dulles Tells Arms Chiefs of Problems
At the five annual Defense Department meeting in Quantico Secret ar y Dulles outlined U S foreign relations issues. He and the Joint Chiefs including Taylor Burke White discussed budget cuts and the impact on the armed forces with 2 8 million strength and potential reductions of about 290 000. Wilson indicated frank talks would address service problems and disarmament talks.
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Eisenhower Backs Foreign Aid At GOP Breakfast
President Eisenhower told 42 House Republicans that foreign aid is one of the best ways to wage peace as he touts the program in White House breakfasts. Rep. Fulton of Pennsylvania relayed the view after the second session, with Nixon and Meade Alcorn attending. The talks touched on defense spending veto authority, civil rights, and a request for 33.865 billion dollars for foreign aid, though no converts were evident among critics.
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