Dulles Urges Both Parties to Avoid
Foreign Policy Quarrel in Compaign
WASHINGTON, (tf)—Secretary
of State Dulles Tuesday called on
Republicans as well as Democrats
to avoid partisan foreign policy
quarrels which, he said, might
“endanger our nation.”
Dulles suggested at a news con
ference that Republicans, as well
as Democrats, should avoid what
he called “excesses” in debate on
foreign policy in the campaign.
He said he himself is trying to
avoid getting drawn into “what
would reasonably be considered a
partisan position.”
Dulles said he has no present
intention of making Republican
Farty speeches in the 1956 cam
paign. But, he added, unspecified
events could change his mind.
Dulles refused to comment on
criticisms of Eisenhower Adminis
tration foreign policy made by
Adlai Stevenson, Gov. Averell
Harriman of New York, and other
top Democrats.
Answering questions, Dulles
said Democrats could well follow
the example he said had been set
by Republicans during the presi
dential campaigns of 1944, 1943,
and 1952.
Dulles opened his news confer
ence by reading a prepared state
ment in which he said:
“Our nation will need the same
bipartisan unity which in the past
has given authority, vitality and
much success to our foreign poli
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cies.” He added that “careless or
uninformed indulgence in partisan
excesses” could result in peril to
the nation’s safety.
His statement said further:
“It needs to be remembered that
those hostile to the United States
and its ideals are not going to take
a vacation, so that we here can
safely concentrate on a domestic
political battle.
“We should not encourage them
to become bolder, calculating that
the months ahead, because they
are an election period for us, will
provide unusual opportunities for
them.”
Dulles voiced his views after
Sen. Wiley (R-Wis) said that if
Republicans expect Democrats “to
refrain from using foreign policy
as a political football, we have
got to make sure that we Republi
cans don’t kick it around our
selves.”
Federal May Have
To Help Ease
Schools Shortage
WASHINGTON, (An—President
Eisenhower said Monday night the
federal government will have to
step in if necessary to prevent “a
lack of schools in certain impor
tant areas.”
He cautioned, however, “if we
depend too much ... on the feder- j
al government, we will lose inde
pendence and initiative,”
The President’s remarks were
sound-filmed at his Gettysburg,
Pa., office for presentation at the
White House Conference on Edu
cation, which opened last night
with the issue of federal school
aid pushing to the fore.
Reviewing the lead-up to the
conference, Eisenhower said:
“In the last 10 years our popu
lation has increased 26 million
souls. During that increase, a sim
ilar increase in the number of
schoolrooms and qualified teach- ^
ers available for teaching our j
young has not come about. . . .
“There are two points, I think,
on which we all agree.
“The first thing is that the edu
cation of our young should be
free. It should be under the con
trol of the family and locality. It
should not be controlled by any
central authority. ...
“At the same time, we know
that everybody must have a good
education if they are to properly
discharge their functions as a
citizen of America.”
This, Eisenhower said, was “the
heart of this whole problem.”
“We want good facilities on the
one hand, and we know that there
are many areas in which people
cannot afford to buildthe schools.”
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National Security Council
To Meet Again This Week
At Eisenhower’s Retreat
GETTYSBURG, Pa., (^—Presi
dent Eisenhower Tuesday called
the National Security Council to a
meeting on Thursday at Camp Da
vid near Thurmont, Md., No par
ticular emergency lay behind the
decision, the White House said.
This will be the second meeting
of the defense strategy planning
group to be held at the President’s
Maryland mountain retreat in two
weeks. Both the NSC and the Cab
inet are scheduled to meet there
next week.
White House Press Secretary
Hagerty said Eisenhower will
drive the 22 miles from his Get
tysburg farm to Camp David for
the Thursday session.
Hagerty said the Council reg
ularly meets on Thursday. Some
of the NSC members and other of
ficials may travel to Camp David
by helicopter. Nearly all did at'
last week’s session.
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