The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-02

no aggressive intent on our part.
.
Eisenhower disclosed another
move in the Far Eastern conflict
immediate increased attention to
the development Of additional Re-
public of Korea forces" This was
in line with his campaign demand
that Korean troops replace other
u. N. forces in the front lines 40
soon as possible.
He said his foreign policy, In
general, will envision "all peace
full methods and devices - except
breaking faith with our friends"
Then-in apparent reference to
the meetings Presidents Roosevelt
and Truman attended al Yalta.
Potsdam and elsewhere-the new
President declared:
1--WE shall never Rcquiesee In the
ensiavement Of any people In order
to purchase fancied gains for our
selves.
Deeriss Commitments
.sI shall ask the Congress ut q
later date to join in an apprupri.
ate resolution making clear that
this government recognizes no
kind of commitment contained In
secret undertakings ef the past
with foreign FCeernmehis which
perbaits lAis 4 "a Or ca emgnt
Turning to affairs At home. the
Chief Executive outlined series
Of projects already started BY his
administration:
A new federal loyalty and secur-
ity program. supervised by Atty.
Gen. Brownell, to protect the gov.
eminent from false servants"
and ''to clear the atmosphere Of
that unreasoned suspicion that ac-
cepts rumor and gossip as substi.
tutes for evidence" In another
apparent dig at the Truman re-
CINE, Eisenhower said an admin
istration which leaves its policing
TO Congress Is only asking for dds
order and confusion.
Studies 10 straighien out the
complexities of the defense estab.
lishment, revRmp the tax laws TO
give small business a better break,
and map legislation TO replace the
far mpricc support laws which ex-
pire at the end Of 1854. He said the
present 30 per cent Of parity farm
program viii be enforced faith
fully and a new program drafted
to reduce governmental interfer-
encc In the farmers affairs"
Program Listed
Eisenhower asked OF Congress,
among other things:
1. Early statehood for Hawaii.
He didn't mention Alaska, which
Is normally Democratic while Ha.
waii votes Republican.
2. Corrective action 20 amend
the Taft-Hartley labor law. Eisen-
hover said the Labor Department
was making some specific recon-
mendations and he'd send them
along later. He did stress the view
that governments role In labor.
management relations should be
mainly that Of mediator. and be
said the administration should
avoid any hint Of being partial
or punitive "
,. Amendment u re Mccarrsn-
Walter Immigration Act 10 remove
what he called discrimination
against some groups Of aliens.
& Extension nf he Ord Age and
Survivors Insurance Law to cover
millions Of citizens who have been
lief cut u the social security sys-
TEN" The PFesiden; also called
for federal help 70 schools Ia areas
which have . proved need and
proved lack u local income "
S. Extension u TIE Reciprocal
Trade Agreements Aes. lie called,
too. for greatsr efforts By Euro
pean countries 70 sehseve eeonom.
lie unity.
Eisenhower spoke wish extrems
gravity On fhe subject ~ flames.
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