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  • as Presidential yacht in 1945 and served in this capacity under Presidents Harry S. Truman and Dwight D. Eisenhower. Placed out of _commission in June 1953, the ship remained on reserve status until 1962 when President John F. Kennedy made her available
  • begin this reassessment with a review of our South Asian military as ..istance policies during the last fifteen years. A. In the mid-1950's the Eisenhow Administration was greatly concerned about th possibility of a Soviet move towards the Persian Gulf
  • is IlOt so. Rco.litie3 of po.-1cr are such ~t we n.r:) tl~terntln.ed t o back India a3ainst China. Any U3 Ach!lini:stl"ation--.Republicrui or D!?mocrat -­ would do ~ enm~ . Eisenhower offered milimry a.id to India. And l eaning on u4 has ~ont)ra~cd i t5 o
  • in India to give the private sector a boost. On the general subject of the Gandhi President Johnson more than anything else of purpose. We have been through several in 1959 and Patil 1 s Nehru 1 s to Eisenhower --GONFIDE~ visit, I said what will impress
  • ~ j . ,,,,• • ~. ' I'• .. I ;i •, . . :, ' I Mr. l'ntil pointed out that he, himself, hnd been responsible for Eisenhower for a$1300 million working out the agreement with President four-year PL 480 agreement. During this period food grain