President Dwight D. Eisenhower reads message to Congress about need for military action in Formosa

The transcript discusses the need to safeguard US security by establishing peace, particularly in the Western Pacific. It highlights the critical situation in the Formosa straits, which threatens peace and security. The speaker suggests that the United Nations should take appropriate action to end hostilities. However, due to the urgency, the speaker asks Congress to pass a resolution to improve peace prospects, which may involve using US armed forces to ensure the security of Formosa and the Pescadores.

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