President Dwight Eisenhower speaks at dinner of New York Republican State Committee

President Eisenhower, during a fundraising dinner in New York, emphasizes the importance of a comprehensive and consistent U.S. foreign policy. He highlights the need for a policy that is clear, total, and not merely reactive. Eisenhower stresses that the policy should be pursued by individuals with strong moral standards and should encompass all aspects of life, including spiritual, intellectual, cultural, economic, industrial, and military dimensions.

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