Pres. Dwight Eisenhower's first press conference

President Eisenhower holds his first news conference since taking office, discussing topics like the atom bomb, taxes, and secret agreements. He indicates a veto on tax cuts before balancing the budget and acknowledges Russia's atomic capabilities. Eisenhower then meets Adlai Stevenson for a private talk, followed by a luncheon with House members. Stevenson, preparing for a world tour, comments on Eisenhower's State of the Union address, emphasizing no secret agreements were made. The meeting was cordial, and Stevenson expresses gratitude and well wishes.

What was one of the main topics discussed during President Eisenhower's first news conference?

• The Korean War

• The atom bomb

• Civil Rights Movement

• Space Exploration

How many reporters attended President Eisenhower's first news conference?

• 150

• 200

• 294

• 350

Who did President Eisenhower meet for a private discussion at the White House?

• John F. Kennedy

• Harry S. Truman

• Adlai E. Stevenson

• Lyndon B. Johnson

What was the purpose of Adlai E. Stevenson's visit to the White House?

• To plan a joint press conference

• To discuss a new policy

• To have a private talk with Eisenhower

• To attend a state dinner

What did Adlai E. Stevenson emphasize about his departure from the White House?

• He was planning a new campaign

• He was not enslaved and had no secret agreements

• He was leaving with new policies

• He had secured a secret agreement