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The Public Papers of President Dwight D. Eisenhower
1958

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Foreword - President Dwight D. Eisenhower

Preface - Wayne C. Grover; Franklin Floete

1. Exchange of New Year Greetings Between the United States and the Soviet Union. January 1, 1958

2. Annual Message to the Congress on the State of the Union. January 9, 1958

3. Memorandum on the 1958 Red Cross Campaign. January 10, 1958

4. Letter to Eric A. Johnston on the Need for Public Information as to the Foreign Aspects of National Security. January 11, 1958

5. Annual Budget Message to the Congress-Fiscal Year 1959. January 13, 1958

6. Letter to Harris Ellsworth, Chairman, Civil Service Commission, on the 75th Anniversary of the Commission. January 13, 1958

7. Letter to Nikolai Bulganin, Chairman, Council of Ministers, U. S. S. R. January 13, 1958

8. Message to the Congress Transmitting the 11th Annual Report on United States Participation in the United Nations. January 14, 1958

9. Special Message to the Congress Recommending the Chantilly Site for New Washington Airport. January 14, 1958

10. Statement by the President on the Death of Representative August H. Andresen. January 14, 1958

11. The President's News Conference of January 15, 1958

12. Special Message to the Congress on Agriculture. January 16, 1958

13. Memorandum Concerning the First of the President's Awards for Distinguished Federal Civilian Service. January 16, 1958

14. Letter to Major General U. S. Grant 3d, President, American Planning and Civic Association, Concerning Billboards Along Highways.
January 16, 1958

15. Telegram of Commendation to Commander and Crew of the U. S. S. Nautilus. January 17, 1958

16. Annual Message Presenting the Economic Report to the Congress. January 20, 1958

17. Letter to Nikolai Bulganin, Chairman, Council of Ministers, U. S. S. R. January 20, 1958

18. Remarks at United Republican Dinner in Chicago. January 20, 1958

19. Letter to Senator Lyndon B. Johnson in Response to Congressional Requests for the Killian and Gaither Panel Reports. January 22, 1958

20. Special Message to the Congress on Labor-Management Relations. January 23, 1958

21. Statement by the President on the Contribution of British and American Scientists Toward Peaceful Uses of the Atom. January 25, 1958

22. Statement by the President on the Agreement With the Soviet Union Covering Cultural, Technical, and Educational Exchanges.
January 27, 1958

23. Remarks at Ceremony Marking the Tenth Anniversary of the Smith-Mundt Act. January 27, 1958

24. Special Message to the Congress on Education. January 27, 1958

25. Special Message to the Congress on the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Program. January 30, 1958

26. Excerpts From Remarks at Republican National Committee Breakfast. January 31, 1958

27. Statement by the President Announcing the Successful Launching Into Orbit of an Earth Satellite. February 1, 1958

28. The President's News Conference of February 5, 1958

29. Statement by the President on the Economic Situation. February 12, 1958

30. Letter Accepting Resignation of Harold E. Stassen, Special Assistant to the President. February 15, 1958

31. Letter to Nikolai Bulganin, Chairman, Council of Ministers, U.S.S.R. February 17, 1958

32. Special Message to the Congress on the Mutual Security Program. February 19, 1958

33. Telegram to the Governor of New York Concerning the Economic Situation. February 20, 1958

34. Veto of Bill for the Relief of Alfred Hanzal. February 21, 1958

35. Remarks at the National Food Conference. February 24, 1958

36. Remarks and Address at Dinner of the National Conference on the Foreign Aspects of National Security. February 25, 1958

37. The President's News Conference of February 26, 1958

38. Statement by the President Marking the Opening of the Red Cross Drive. March 1, 1958

39. Letter to James J. Wadsworth Upon His Designation To Represent the United States in Future Disarmament Negotiations. March 3, 1958

40. Agreement Between the President and the Vice President as to Procedures in the Event of Presidential Disability. March 3, 1958

41. Message to the Congress Transmitting Second Report on the Promotion of Peace and Stability in the Middle East. March 5, 1958

42. The President's News Conference of March 5, 1958

43. Letter to the Minority Leaders of the Senate and the House of Representatives Concerning Measures To Aid Economic Growth.
March 8, 1958

44. Exchange of Letters Between the President and Prime Minister Nkrumah on the First Anniversary of the Independence of Ghana.
March 8, 1958

45. Message to Regional Conferences of the President's Committee for Traffic Safety. March 11, 1958

46. Letter Accepting Resignation of Percival F. Brundage as Director, Bureau of the Budget. March 13, 1958

47. Statement by the President: Launching of Vanguard Test Satellite. March 17, 1958

48. Veto of Bill for the Relief of Cale P. and Julia Fay Haun. March 17, 1958

49. Remarks at Sixth Annual Republican Women's National Conference. March 18, 1958

50. Letter to Albert M. Cole, Administrator, Housing and Home Finance Agency, on Accelerating Construction Programs. March 19, 1958

51. Letter to Secretary Benson on Accelerating Construction Programs of the REA. March 18, 1958

52. Citation Accompanying the Sylvanus Thayer Award Presented to Dr. Ernest O. Lawrence. March 21, 1958

53. Special Message to the Congress on Extending Unemployment Compensation Benefits. March 25, 1958

54. Memorandum Approving Recommendations of Special Committee To Investigate Crude Oil Imports. March 25, 1958

55. Remarks at the President's Conference on Occupational Safety. March 25, 1958

56. The President's News Conference of March 26, 1958

57. Statement by the President on Releasing the Science Advisory Committee's "Introduction to Outer Space." March 26, 1958

58. Address at the National Conference on International Trade Policy. March 27, 1958

59. Veto of the Farm Freeze Bill. March 31, 1958

60. Radio and Television Remarks on the Veto of the Farm Freeze Bill. March 31, 1958

61. Veto of Bill for the Relief of Shirley Leeke Kilpatrick. March 31, 1958

62. Special Message to the Congress Upon Signing Act To Stimulate Residential Construction. April 1, 1958

63. The President's News Conference of April 2, 1958

64. Special Message to the Congress Relative to Space Science and Exploration. April 2, 1958

65. Special Message to the Congress on Reorganization of the Defense Establishment. April 3, 1958

66. Remarks to the Easter Egg Rollers on the White House Lawn. April 7, 1958

67. Letter to Nikita Khrushchev, Chairman, Council of Ministers, U. S. S. R. April 8, 1958

68. Statement by the President on Employment. April 8, 1958

69. Message to President Carlos P. Garcia of the Philippines on Bataan Day. April 8, 1958

70. The President's News Conference of April 9, 1958

71. Remarks to Delegates to the General Conference of the Federation Aeronautique Internationale. April 9, 1958

72. Statement by the President on the Need for Early Action by Congress To Extend Unemployment Compensation Benefits. April 13, 1958

73. Veto of Bill Authorizing Appropriations for Rivers, Harbors, and Flood Control Projects. April 15, 1958

74. The President's News Conference of April 16, 1958

75. Letter to the President of the Senate and to the Speaker of the House of Representatives Transmitting Draft Bill on Defense Reorganization.
April 16, 1958

76. Statement by the President Upon Signing Bill Concerning Importation of Automobiles for Show Purposes. April 16, 1958

77. Statement by the President Upon Signing Federal Highway Act of 1958. April 16, 1958

78. Cablegram to Llewellyn E. Thompson, Ambassador to the U. S. S. R., Concerning Awards to Van Cliburn and Other American Musicians.
April 17, 1958

79. Letter to the King of the Belgians on the Occasion of the Opening of the Brussels Exhibition. April 17, 1958

80. Address to the American Society of Newspaper Editors and the International Press Institute. April 17, 1958

81. Cablegram to President Ibanez of Chile Concerning His Decision Not To Visit Washington. April 18, 1958

82. Letter to the Secretary of Commerce Concerning the Railroad Problem. April 22, 1958

83. The President's News Conference of April 23, 1958

84. Special Message to the Congress Transmitting Reorganization Plan 1 of 1958. April 24, 1958

85. Letter to the Minority Leaders of the Senate and of the House of Representatives Recommending Legislation for Water Resources
Development Projects. April 26, 1958

86. Letter to Nikita Khrushchev, Chairman, Council of Ministers, U. S. S. R. April 28, 1958

87. Statement by the President: National Radio Month. April 29, 1958

88. The President's News Conference of April 30, 1958

89. Statement by the President on the Observance of Law Day. April 30, 1958

90. Remarks at Annual Convention of the United States Chamber of Commerce. April 30, 1958

91. Remarks to Representatives of World Amateur Golf Team Championship Conference. May 2, 1958

92. Statement by the President Concerning Antarctica. May 3, 1958

93. Remarks at the Ceremonies Honoring Robert E. Lee at Stratford Hall, Virginia. May 4, 1958

94. Remarks to Delegates of the 36th Annual Conference of the Association of Junior Leagues. May 5, 1958

95. Remarks at 14th Annual Washington Conference of the Advertising Council. May 6, 1958

96. Address at Republican National Committee Dinner in Honor of the Republican Members of Congress. May 6, 1958

97. Letter Accepting Resignation of Marion B. Folsom as Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare. May 7, 1958

98. Statement by the President Concerning the Removal of the Soldiers Stationed at Little Rock. May 8, 1958

99. Remarks to the President's Committee on Employment of the Physically Handicapped. May 8, 1958

100. Remarks at the Theodore Roosevelt Centennial Year Conservation Ceremony. May 8, 1958

101. Message to the Vice President After the Demonstration in Peru. May 9, 1958

102. Remarks at Meeting of Negro Leaders Sponsored by the National Newspaper Publishers Association. May 12, 1958

103. The President's News Conference of May 14, 1958

104. Remarks to Members of the Orthopaedic Association of the English-Speaking World. May 14, 1958

105. Statement by the President in Support of the Administration Bill Relative to Space Science and Exploration. May 14, 1958

106. Letter to the Speaker of the House of Representatives Urging Legislation To Carry Out Recommendations of the Joint Federal-State
Action Committee. May 14, 1958

107. Remarks of Welcome to Vice President and Mrs. Nixon on Their Return From South America. May 15, 1958

108. Letter to Carl Vinson, Chairman, House Committee on Armed Services, on the Defense Reorganization Bill. May 16, 1958

109. Statement by the President in Support of Drive for Polio Vaccinations. May 17, 1958

110. Address at Economic Mobilization Conference of the American Management Association. May 20, 1958

111. Remarks at Dedication of the New NBC Radio-TV Facilities in Washington. May 22, 1958

112. Letter to Nikita Khrushchev, Chairman, Council of Ministers, U. S. S. R., on the Meeting of Experts To Discuss Nuclear Detection
Methods. May 24, 1958

113. Remarks Dedicating the Shippingport, Pennsylvania, Atomic Power Station. May 26, 1958

114. Letter to the President of the Senate and to the Speaker of the House of Representatives Urging Continuation of Corporation Tax Rates.
May 26, 1958

115. Statement by the President on the Death of Cardinal Stritch. May 27, 1958

116. Message of Welcome to the Tenth Anniversary Commemorative Session of the World Health Organization. May 27, 1958

117. Statement by the President Upon Signing the Postal Bill. May 27, 1958

118. Message to the Lafayette Fellowship Foundation on the Occasion of the Presentation of Its Gold Medal Award to General Gruenther.
May 27, 1958

119. Letter to Secretary Folsom Concerning the 1960 House Conference on Children and Youth. May 28, 1958

120. The President's News Conference of May 28, 1958

121. Statement by the President on the Defense Reorganization Bill. May 28, 1958

122. Remarks to Congressional Medal of Honor Winners. May 30, 1958

123. Address at the Sesquicentennial Commencement of Mount St. Mary's College, Emmitsburg, Maryland. June 2, 1958

124. Veto of Bill for the Relief of Hong-to Dew. June 4, 1958

125. Address at U. S. Naval Academy Commencement. June 4, 1958

126. Remarks of Welcome to the President of Germany at the Washington National Airport. June 4, 1958

127. Toasts of the President and President Heuss of Germany. June 4, 1958

128. Statement by the President on the Rural Development Program. June 5, 1958

129. Statement by the President Upon Signing Bill Authorizing Payment for Use of Danish Vessels in World War II. June 6, 1958

130. Remarks on Introducing Prime Minister Macmillan at the Johns Hopkins University Commencement. June 10, 1958

131. Letter to Nikita Khrushchev, Chairman, Council of Ministers, U. S. S. R., on the Meeting of Experts To Discuss Nuclear Detection Methods.
June 10, 1958

132. Letter to the Chairman, House Committee on Ways and Means, on the Escape Clause Provisions of the Trade Agreements Bill.
June 10, 1958

133. Exchange of Letters Between the President and President Kubitschek of Brazil. June 10, 1958

134. Letter to President Hoover on Defense Reorganization. June 11, 1958

135. Special Message to the Congress Recommending the Establishment of a Federal Aviation Agency. June 13, 1958

136. Memorandum to Federal Agencies on the United Givers Fund. June 14, 1958

137. Exchange of Letters Between the President and the President-Elect of Colombia. June 14, 1958

138. Exchange of Letters Between the President and President Heuss of Germany. June 16, 1958

139. Remarks of Welcome to President Garcia of the Philippines at the Washington National Airport. June 17, 1958

140. Exchange of Toasts Between the President and the President of the Philippines. June 17, 1958

141. The President's News Conference of June 18, 1958

142. Remarks to the National 4-H Conference. June 19, 1958

143. Joint Statement Following Discussions With the President of the Philippines. June 20, 1958

144. Remarks to a Group of Junior Red Cross Delegates. June 23, 1958

145. Special Message to the Congress Transmitting International Agreement Between the United States and Euratom. June 23, 1958

146. Letter to Leo A. Hoegh, Administrator of Federal Civil Defense, on His Becoming Director, Office of Defense and Civilian Mobilization.
June 24, 1958

147. Letter to Gordon Gray, Director of Defense Mobilization, on His Becoming the President's Special Assistant for National Security Affairs.
June 24, 1958

148. Message to the Congress Transmitting the 12th Annual Report on United States Participation in the United Nations. June 26, 1958

149. Telegram to the Delegates to the Geneva Technical Conference on Nuclear Detection Methods. June 26, 1958

150. Joint Statement Following Discussions With Prime Minister Daud of Afghanistan. June 27, 1958

151. Statement by the President on the House Appropriations Committee Cut in Mutual Security Funds. June 27, 1958

152. Letter to Nikita Khrushchev, Chairman, Council of Ministers, U. S. S. R. July 2, 1958

153. The President's News Conference of July 2, 1958

154. Statement by the President on Mutual Security and the Cost of Waging Peace. July 2, 1958

155. Statement by the President Upon Signing the Rivers and Harbors and Flood Control Bill. July 3, 1958

156. Memorandum Concerning Proposed Agreement With the United Kingdom for Cooperation on Uses of Atomic Energy for Mutual
Defense. July 3, 1958

157. Special Message to the Congress Transmitting Agreement With the United Kingdom for Cooperation on Uses of Atomic Energy for
Mutual Defense. July 3, 1958

158. Message Recorded for the 15th Anniversary of the American Forces Network. July 4, 1958

159. Statement by the President Upon Signing Alaska Statehood Bill. July 7, 1958

160. Letter to Governor Michael A. Stepovich Certifying to the Enactment of the Alaska Statehood Bill. July 7, 1958

161. Special Message to the Congress on the Need for Additional Passport Control Legislation. July 7, 1958

162. Letter to Representative Wainwright of New York on the National Defense Education Bill. July 8, 1958

163. Address to the Members of the Canadian Houses of Parliament. July 9, 1958

164. Exchange of Letters Between the President and President Frondizi of Argentina. July 12, 1958

165. Letter to Premier Khrushchev Concerning His Proposal for an Increase in Trade With the Soviet Union. July 14, 1958

166. Remarks on Presentation of the Medal of Freedom to Lewis L. Strauss, and Accompanying Citation. July 14, 1958

167. Statement by the President on the Death of Archbishop Michael. July 14, 1958

168. Remarks to the American Field Service Students. July 15, 1958

169. Special Message to the Congress Proposing the Establishment of a Joint Commission on the Civilian Employee Compensation Policy of
the Federal Government. July 15, 1958

170. Statement by the President Upon Signing Bill Authorizing the Construction of Two Superliners. July 15, 1958

171. Statement by the President on the Lebanese Government's Appeal for United States Forces. July 15, 1958

172. Special Message to the Congress on the Sending of United States Forces to Lebanon. July 15, 1958

173. Statement by the President Following the Landing of United States Marines at Beirut. July 15, 1958

174. Exchange of Messages Between the President and the Shah of Iran, the President of Pakistan, and the President of Turkey. July 17, 1958

175. Statement by the President Upon Signing Resolution Designating May 1 as Loyalty Day. July 18, 1958

176. Message to the United States Forces in Lebanon and the Mediterranean Area. July 19, 1958

177. Letter to Nikita Khrushchev, Chairman, Council of Ministers, U. S. S. R. July 22, 1958

178. Statement by the President on the Defense Reorganization Bill. July 23, 1958

179. Letter to Nikita Khrushchev, Chairman, Council of Ministers, U. S. S. R. July 25, 1958

180. Joint Statement Following Discussions With Prime Minister Nkrumah of Ghana. July 26, 1958

181. Exchange of Messages Between the President and President Kubitschek of Brazil Concerning the Proposed Meeting of Chiefs of State on
the Middle East. July 26, 1958

182. Exchange of Letters Between the President and President Chamoun of Lebanon. July 27 , 1958

183. Letter to the President of the Senate and to the Speaker of the House of Representatives Requesting an Increase in the Debt Limit.
July 28, 1958

184. Memorandum to Federal Agencies on the United Fund and Community Chest Campaigns. July 29, 1958

185. Statement by the President Upon Signing the National Aeronautics and Space Act of 1958. July 29, 1958

186. Joint Statement Following Discussions With Prime Minister Fanfani of Italy. July 30, 1958

187. Veto of Bill for the Relief of Continental Hosiery Mills, Inc. July 30, 1958

188. Statement by the President Concerning the Second International Conference on the Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy. July 31, 1958

189. Letter to Nikita Khrushchev, Chairman, Council of Ministers, U. S. S. R. August 1, 1958

190. Letter to the Chairman, House Committee on Public Works, Concerning the Proposed National Cultural Center. August 2, 1958

191. Veto of Bill Relating to Wage Rates for Employees of the Portsmouth, New Hampshire, Naval Shipyard. August 4, 1958

192. Veto of Independent Offices Appropriation Bill. August 4, 1958

193. Statement by the President Upon Signing Bill Authorizing Appropriations for the Atomic Energy Commission. August 4, 1958

194. Letter to the President of the Senate and to the Speaker of the House of Representatives Transmitting Report on Airline Equipment
Investment Program. August 5, 1958

195. Statement by the President on the National Defense Education Bill. August 5, 1958

196. Statement by the President on the Forthcoming United Nations Meeting on the Mid-East. August 5, 1958

197. Letter to President Kubitschek of Brazil on the Occasion of Secretary Dulles' Visit. August 5, 1958

198. The President's News Conference of August 6, 1958

199. Statement by the President Upon Signing the Department of Defense Reorganization Act. August 6, 1958

200. Remarks to the International Air Cadet Exchange Group. August 7, 1958

201. Awards Presented to Commander Anderson and to the Other Officers and the Crew of the U. S. S. Nautilus. August 8, 1958

202. Statement by the President Upon Signing Bill Relating to the Authority of Federal Agencies To Withhold Information and Records.
August 12, 1958

203. Statement by the President Upon Signing Bill Continuing School Construction Aid in Federally Affected Areas. August 12, 1958

204. Veto of Bill Authorizing Construction of a Nuclear-Powered Icebreaking Vessel. August 12, 1958

205. Veto of Bill for the Relief of D. S. and Elizabeth Laney. August I2, 1958

206. Veto of Bill Extending the Asbestos and Acid-Grade Fluorspar Purchase Programs. August 12, 1958

207. Address to the Third Special Emergency Session of the General Assembly of the United Nations. August 13, 1958

208. Veto of Bill for the Relief of the Thomson Contracting Company, Inc. August 18, 1958

209. Exchange of Messages Between the President and Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II on the 100th Anniversary of the Trans-Atlantic Cable.
August 18, 1958

210. Exchange of Messages Between the President and the Chancellor of Germany on the Voyage of the Nautilus.August 18, 1958

211. Exchange of Messages Between the President and the Premier of Italy on the Voyage of the Nautilus. August 18, 1958

212. Veto of Bill for the Relief of Lucian Roach. August 19, 1958

213. The President's News Conference of August 20, 1958

214. Statement by the President on Compliance With Final Orders of the Courts. August 20, 1958

215. Statement by the President Upon Signing the Trade Agreements Extension Act. August 20, 1958

216. Statement by the President on the Failure To Enact Legislation To Curb Abuses in the Labor-Management Field. August 20, 1958

217. Veto of Bill Increasing the Tariff on Treated Seed Wheat. August 20, 1958

218. Statement by the President Upon Signing the Department of Defense Appropriation Act. August 22, 1958

219. Statement by the President Following the Geneva Meeting of Experts Proposing Negotiations on Nuclear Controls. August 22, 1958

220. Letter to Edgar Eisenhower Concerning the Dedication of Mt. Eisenhower in Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada. August 24, 1958

221. Letter to Senator Knowland on His Return to California To Campaign for the Governorship. August 25, 1958

222. The President's News Conference of August 27, 1958

223. Remarks to the Republican National Committee Meeting in Chicago. August 2 7, 1958

224. Statement by the President on the Failure To Enact the Housing Bill. August 27, 1958

225. Memorandum of Disapproval of Bill To Pay Relocation Costs of the Chamberlain Water Co. August 27, 1958

226. Memorandum of Disapproval of Bill To Acquire Fort Pemberton Site as Facility of the Vicksburg National Military Park. August 27, 1958

227. Memorandum of Disapproval of Bill for the Relief of the Malowney Real Estate Co., Inc. August 28, 1958

228. Memorandum of Disapproval of Bill for the Relief of Mary K. Ryan and William A. Boutwell. August 28, 1958

229. Memorandum of Disapproval of Bill for the Relief of North Counties Hydro-Electric Co. August 28, 1958

230. Memorandum of Disapproval of Bill for the Relief of Mary M. Browne. August 28, 1958

231. Memorandum of Disapproval of Bill for the Relief of Bonifacio Santos. August 28, 1958

232. Memorandum of Disapproval of Bill for the Relief of Marion S. Symms. August 28, 1958

233. Statement by the President on the Death of Dr. Ernest O. Lawrence. August 28, 1958

234. Statement by the President Upon Signing the Social Security Amendments. August 29, 1958

235. Statement by the President Upon Signing the Welfare and Pension Plans Disclosure Act. August 29, 1958

236. Statement by the President Upon Signing the Euratom Co-operation Act. August 29, 1958

237. Memorandum of Disapproval of Bill for the Relief of the Estate of Mrs. Frank C. Gregg. August 29, 1958

238. Memorandum of Disapproval of Bill for the Relief of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hadnot. August 29, 1958

239. Letter to the Chairman, Atomic Energy Commission, Concerning Establishment of an Ernest Orlando Lawrence Memorial Award.
August 30, 1958

240. Remarks Opening the United States Exhibit at the Second International Conference on the Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy.
August 31, 1958

241. Statement by the President: Labor Day. September 1, 1958

242. Statement by the President: List of Principles and Guarantees Needed for Good Labor Relations. September 1, 1958

243. Statement by the President Upon Signing the National Defense Education Act. September 2, 1958

244. Statement by the President Upon Signing the Public Works Appropriation Act. September 2, 1958

245. Memorandum of Disapproval of Bill for the Relief of George P. E. Caesar, Jr. September 2, 1958

246. Memorandum of Disapproval of Bill To Amend the Federal Airport Act. September 2, 1958

247. Memorandum of Disapproval of Bill for the Relief of the Southwest Research Institute. September 2, 1958

248. Memorandum of Disapproval of Bill for the Relief of Harry N. Duff. September 2, 1958

249. Memorandum of Disapproval of Bill for the Relief of Toley's Charter Boats, Inc., Toley Engebretsen, and Harvey Homlar. September 2, 1958

250. Memorandum of Disapproval of Bill To Amend the Declaration of Taking Act. September 2, 1958

251. Memorandum of Disapproval of Bill for the Relief of Peter James O'Brien. September 2, 1958

252. Memorandum of Disapproval of Bill for the Relief of the Cooper Tire and Rubber Co. September 2, 1958

253. Memorandum of Disapproval of Bill for the Relief of Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Hall. September 2, 1958

254. Memorandum of Disapproval of Bill for the Relief of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Hollomon. September 2, 1958

255. Memorandum of Disapproval of Bill for the Relief of D. A. Whitaker and Others. September 2, 1958

256. Memorandum of Disapproval of Bill for the Relief of Duncan and Marjorie Moore. September 2, 1958

257. Authorized Statement by the Secretary of State Following His Review With the President of the Situation in the Formosa Straits Area.
September 4, 1958

258. Memorandum of Disapproval of the Area Redevelopment Bill. September 6, 1958

259. Memorandum of Disapproval of Bill Authorizing the Military Departments To Settle Certain Claims for Damages. September 6, 1958

260. Statement by the President on the Fourth Anniversary of SEATO. September 7, 1958

261. Radio and Television Report to the American People Regarding the Situation in the Formosa Straits. September 11, 1958

262. Statement by the President Concerning the Supreme Court Order in the Little Rock School Case. September 12, 1958

263. Letter to Nikita Khrushchev, Chairman, Council of Ministers, U. S. S. R., on the Formosa Situation. September 13, 1958

264. Statement by the President: The Jewish High Holy Days. September 14, 1958

265. Letter to Field Marshal The Viscount Montgomery of Alamein on the Occasion of His Retirement. September 17, 1958

266. Letter Accepting Resignation of Sherman Adams, The Assistant to the President. September 22, 1958

267. Letter to the Chairman, Committee for Public Education, Charlottesville, Virginia. September 25, 1958

268. Statement by the President: Our National Recreation Resources. September 25, 1958]

269. Address at the Fort Ligonier Bicentennial Celebration, Ligonier, Pennsylvania. September 26, 1958

270. Statement by the President Opening the United Community Campaigns of America. September 28, 1958

271. Statement by the President: National Newspaper Week. September 30, 1958

272. Statement by the President: Appointment of E. R. Quesada as Administrator, Federal Aviation Agency. September 30, 1958

273. Message Congratulating General de Gaulle on the Results of the Referendum on the French Constitution. September 30, 1958

274. The President's News Conference of October 1, 1958

275. Statement by the President on the Duty of Compliance With Supreme Court Decisions. October 1, 1958

276. Message to the Newspaperboys of America. October 4, 1958

277. Letter to Senator Theodore Francis Green Concerning the Situation in the Far East. October 5, 1958

278. Message to the Boards of Governors of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund. October 6, 1958

279. Letter to Harold H. Burton Regarding His Retirement From Active Service as an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court. October 6, 1958

280. Message to His Holiness Pope Pius XII. October 7, 1958

281. Statement by the President on the Death of Pope Pius XII. October 8, 1958

282. Exchange of Messages Between the President and President Chiang Kai-shek on the 47th Anniversary of the Founding of the Republic of
China. October 10, 1958

283. Statement by the President on the Decline of Unemployment. October 10, 1958

284. Remarks at the Wreath-Laying Ceremony at Columbus Circle, New York City. October 12, 1958

285. Remarks at the Cornerstone-Laying Ceremony for the Interchurch Center, New York City. October 12, 1958

286. Remarks at the Dedication of the Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service of Georgetown University. October 13, 1958

287. Remarks at the President's Birthday Breakfast. October 14, 1958

288. The President's News Conference of October 15, 1958

289. Telegram to the Vice President on Answering Political Criticisms Relating to the Operation of Foreign Policy. October 16, 1958

290. Remarks at the National Corn Picking Contest, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. October 17, 1958

291. Message to the United States Forces Withdrawing From Lebanon. October 18, 1958

292. Radio and Television Address Delivered at the Shrine Auditorium, Los Angeles, California. October 20, 1958

293. Televised Panel Discussion With a Group of Republican Women, San Francisco, California. October 21, 1958

294. Remarks at the Civic Auditorium, San Francisco, California. October 21, 1958

295. Radio and Newsreel Panel Discussion Sponsored by the National Republican Committee in Chicago. October 22, 1958

296. Radio and Television Address Delivered at the "Fight-to-Win" Dinner Rally in the Stockyards Arena, Chicago, Illinois. October 22, 1958

297. Remarks to the National Safety Council, Chicago, Illinois. October 22, 1958

298. Statement by the President on the Cost of Living. October 24, 1958

299. Letter Accepting Resignation of Sinclair Weeks, Secretary of Commerce. October 24, 1958

300. Statement by the President Concerning Suspension of Nuclear Weapons Tests. October 25, 1958

301. Statement by the President on the Death of Cardinal Mooney. October 25, 1958

302. Remarks at a Republican Rally at the Kanawha County Airport, Charleston, West Virginia. October 27, 1958

303. Radio and Television Address Delivered at a Rally in the Syria Mosque, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. October 27, 1958

304. Message to His Holiness Pope John XXIII. October 28, 1958

305. Remarks to Republican Campaign Workers, New York City. October 28, 1958

306. Remarks to the Citizens for Eisenhower-Nixon 1958 Committee, New York City. October 28, 1958

307. Remarks at the First Football Hall of Fame Dinner, New York City. October 28, 1958

308. Television Address Delivered in the Fifth Regiment Armory, Baltimore, Maryland. October 31, 1958

309. Message to Prime Minister Toure Extending Formal Recognition to the Republic of Guinea. November 2, 1958

310. The President's News Conference of November 5, 1958

311. Statement by the President Concerning the Continued Testing of Nuclear Weapons by the Soviet Union. November 7, 1958

312. Remarks of Welcome to the Delegates to the Tenth Colombo Plan Meeting, Seattle, Washington. November 10, 1958

313. Letter to Secretary Benson in Acknowledgment of Third Annual Report on the Rural Development Program. November 14, 1958

314. Letter to the President of the United States in 1972-1976 Occasioned by the Death of Capt. Iven C. Kincheloe, Jr. November 18, 1958

315. Message Read at the Dinner of the National Urban League in New York City. November 18, 1958

316. Letter to William H. Draper, Jr., Regarding Study of the United States Military Assistance Program. November 24, 1958

317. Letter to President Lopez Mateos of Mexico. December 1, 1958

318. The President's News Conference of December 10, 1958

319. Exchange of Messages Between the President and President Kubitschek of Brazil on the Occasion of Thanksgiving Day.
December 11, 1958

320. Remarks to the National Committee for the 1960 White House Conference on Children and Youth. December 16, 1958

321. Statement by the President Announcing the Launching of an Atlas ICBM Earth Satellite. December 18, 1958

322. Text of the President's Message Relayed From the Atlas Satellite. December 19, 1958

323. Letter to the President-Elect of Venezuela. December 20, 1958

324. Statement by the President on the Budget for Fiscal 1960. December 22, 1958

325. Remarks at the Pageant of Peace Ceremonies. December 23, 1958

326. Statement by the President Making Public the Science Advisory Committee's Report "Strengthening American Science."
December 28, 1958

327. Letter to Dr. Howard L. Bevis in Acknowledgment of the Final Report of the President's Committee on Scientists and Engineers.
December 31, 1958