Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-16
Foreign Policy
To Be Stressed
ByPresident

as the Vice President departs on
a 32-state campaign tour.
Wednesday. September 10
Addresses the Nation via tele-
vision and radio from the CHS
studio in Washington on a $3.50
to 10 pm. program sponsored
by the Republican National
Committee.
Friday. September 2l-Flies to
Newton, Iowa, to visit" with and
speak to farmers at the National
Flowing Contest there, returning
to Washington the same day.
Tuesday, September 25--De-
livers his second major televi-
: sion speech Of the campaign in
his second invasion Of the farm
belt. at Peoria, Ill.-again over
CHS TV and radio from $50 to
10 pm EDIT This speech will
deal mainly with his farm pro-
gram.
Mr.. Eisenhower plans to make
three or four other major tele-
vision speeches during the cam
paign. some Of them out Of
Washington. but the dates and
places for them have not yet
been announced.
He may greatly extend his
. campaign travelling with trips to
other sections Of the country in
the nature of what he calls his
visit" to Iowa next Friday, as
. distinct from appearances that
involve Nationwide TV hookups.
White House Press Secretary
James c. Hagerty disclosed today
that the Presidents Wednesday
night speech in Washington will
deal mainly with "the peace of
the world and the efforts that
the administration has been
making over three and a half
! years not to only keep that peace
q but to win the peace"
Mr.. Eisenhower is expected to
I develop the theme that he
preached in urging his campaign
I workers here Wednesday to help
!. generate a conviction among all
Americans that the Republican
\ Party, because of its record and
I candidates offers America the
y best hope ito keep on going
down the straight road of pros
perity and peace"
\ Mr., Hagerty said the President
was working on preparation of
/. the speech during the week end
-here.
= Hagerty Hits Kefauver
Z The press secretary, mean
while, slammed back at a public
suggestion from Senator Ke-
s fauver, the Democratic vice pres
] idential candidate, that he should
sreceive the same Central Intel
diligence brieflngs on international
affairs that are being provided
NAdlai Stevenson as the Demo-
cratic candidate for President.
z Senator Kefauvers request has
!. come only through the news
spapers. which seems an odd way
to make request for confiden-
I tial information" Mr.. Hagerty
,Said
y The Tennessee Senator COM
planned in Florida Friday that
she was handicapped in campaign
Ndiscussion of foreign problems
because he does not have secret
sinformation that is available to
rMr. Nixon as Vice President.
Mr.. Stevenson is barred from
passing the CHA reports he gets
aalong to his running mate be-
cause of agreement with the
White House that they are pro-
.vided for his information only
Informed in st. Petersburg,
Fla, of Mr.. Hagerty's statement,
Senator Kefauver told newsmen:
If they want a formal re-
quest, I will make one"
He said he had presumed that
since Mr.. Nixon sits on the Ma
tional Security Council and gets
such information the admins
tration would want me to have
it," the Associated Press re-
ported.
Doesn't Affect Golf
Mr.. Stevenson's charges that
he is a part time" President
have not deferred Mr.. Essen
hover from seeking relaxation
on the golf course this week
and lettering his game.
Playing Is holes three days in
a row. the President shot 83's
on both Thursday and Friday
better than he had been scor-
ing for some time. He got in
his Friday game before flying
business trip to Washington dur
sing which he directed Secretary
sof State Dulles to fly to London
next week for a new interna-
@tional conference on the Suez
Canal crisis. Then today he
came through with his 80-that
she thought was a 10.
Bundled up in a blue-gray
sweater against the cool, misty
weather that later turned into
@rain. the President shot Al for
gthe first nine and. with the help
lot a birdie two on the 190-yard
@15th. did the second nine in SO
:. AS he left the Gettysburg
Country Club to return to his
farm, Mr.. Eisenhower remarked
Ito his caddy that he thought he
had shot a 70. But when the
scaddy later added up the score
at came out 80.
. This was the Presidents best
Score since he shot a few 79s at
Cherry Hill Country Club in
Denver shortly before his heart
-attack last September "a. His
best score known to reporters
gu,aS q II at Cherry HILLS in the