...be promptly transmitted to both Houses of Congress. In 1958 President Elsenhower made it clear that "the United States favors the expansion of peaceful trade with the Soviet Union" and spoke of the importance of trade as a means of strengthening the possibilities for independent...

...have read with interest your letter of June 2, 1958, proposing a considerable increase in US-Soviet trade. As I made clear at the Geneva Conference of...peaceful trade with the Soviet Union. Expanded trade Divight D. Eisenhower, 70.58 etween our countries could, under certain conditions, be of mutual benefit...

...number Amount tions Bureau of Foreign Cora237 225 $1,553,026 194 18V $1.356,416 —43 -36 -$166,608 F of January 12, 1958, to Premier Bulganin, the United...expansion of peaceful trade with the Soviet Union." This correspondence with which the Russians made a great propaganda clatter all over the world has...

...transmitted to both Houses of Congress. Conclusion In 1958 President Elsenhower made it clear that "the United States favors the expansion of peaceful trade with the Soviet Union" * and spoke of the importance of trade as a means of strengthening the possibllities for independent...

...transmitted to both Houses of Congress. Conclusion In 1958 President Eisenhower made it clear that "the United States favors the expansion of peaceful trade with the Soviet Union" ' and spoke of the importance of trade as a means of strengthening the possibilities for independent...

...transmitted to both Houses of Congress. Conclusion In 1958 President Elsenhower made it clear that "the United States favors the expansion of peaceful trade with the Soviet Union" * and spoke of the importance of trade as a means of strengthening the possibilities for independent...