Eisenhower

I say the cause of that kind of government is probably going to be lost in this country.

I think, personally, that that one thing is a sentimental, emotional thing in this United States.

I hope that before the day is over you people will be helpful in reminding everybody of that fact.

I will not advocate the reversal or the repeal of that act.

I will not see that in it at all.

That was the first time that anything was really dedicated--any sizable sum--to ballistic missiles of a long range.

I have already put myself on record.

I proclaim as follows:

I find that the modifications of the concessions granted in the said agreements with respect to such articles to permit the application to such articles of the customs treatment hereinafter proclaimed is necessary to remedy the serious…

I have signed into law the Technical Amendments Act of 1958 which contains general legislation designed to grant nondiscriminatory relief to all taxpayers in the same situation as Mr. and Mrs. Moore.

Since general relief is now available, this private relief bill is no longer necessary.

This claim was disallowed by the Service on March 19, 1954, and the taxpayers did not contest the disallowance of their claim by filing suit in court within the two-year period prescribed by law.

I AM WITHHOLDING my approval from H. R. 11156, 'For the relief of Duncan Moore and his wife, Marjorie Moore.'

To provide such payments would be to grant preferential treatment and thus to discriminate against other individuals who might be similarly situated.

The Social Security Amendments of 1958, approved this day, contain a general provision permitting surviving dependent parents of insured workers to receive monthly benefits even when the decedent was also survived by a spouse or child…

I AM WITHHOLDING my approval of H. R. 9180, a bill 'for the relief of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hadnot' for the reason that its major purposes are accomplished by the enactment of the Social Security Amendments of 1958.

Now, Therefore, I, Dwight D. Eisenhower, President of the United States of America, acting under the authority vested in me by section 350 of the Tariff Act of 1930, as amended, and in accordance with the provisions of section 7 of the…

I am returning without my approval S. 3186, 'To extend for one year certain programs established under the Domestic Tungsten, Asbestos, Fluorspar, and Columbium-Tantalum Production and Purchase Act of 1956.'

The Public Law 733 program has satisfactorily maintained a high level of activity on the part of the domestic acid-grade fluorspar producing industry.

On the basis of the present rates of delivery of this material under the Public Law 733 program, the quantitative limitation will be achieved prior to the termination of the existing legislation.

Because of the importance of producer-consumer relationships to the acid-grade fluorspar industry, a means whereby the close contact between producers and users could be re-established was included in the Stabilization Plan.

I believe that the initiation of this program of cooperation with Euratom represents a major step in the application of nuclear technology for the benefit of mankind.

I am transmitting today for approval by the Congress an International Agreement between the Government of the United States and the European Atomic Energy Community which will be a first step toward mutually beneficial cooperation in the…

Never before in history has the head of a German state visited this land.

I welcome you this morning to this Capital City and to this country.