Pres. Dwight Eisenhower speaks with reporters about political shakeup in the USSR

President Eisenhower addresses the press amid a power shift in Soviet Russia, discussing the implications of Soviet military changes and hydrogen weapon claims. He emphasizes that these changes do not alter U.S. policy, which aims for peace and strength. In response to Foreign Minister Molotov's speech against the U.S., Eisenhower refrains from speculating on Soviet intentions but stresses the need for vigilance and continuity in U.S. policies.

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