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What are the initials of the space agency that was created by President Eisenhower?
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What American president created the advanced research projects agency?
Dwight Eisenhower created the Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA) in 1958. He wanted technology to stay ahead of the Soviet Union.
What American president in 1957 created both the interstate highway system and tech advanced research projects agency arpa?
Well Dwight D. Eisenhower was the president in 1957, so I'm assuming it was him.
The soviet launch of Sputnik lead President Eisenhower to create what government agency?
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What are the initials of the US agency?
NASA
What is the US federal agency that has the initials EPA?
The Environmental Protection Agency.
What was the economic agency created by president Lyndon Johnson?
HUD
What are the initials of the us space agency?
NASA
Who proposed a world agency with control over atomic energy?
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How did president Eisenhower attempt to further United states interests around the world?
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