Outline of the Organization and Work of the President's Committee for Hungarian Refugee Relief, January 7, 1957

This document covers the work of the President's Committee for Hungarian Refugee Relief, established by President Eisenhower in December 1956. It was tasked with coordinating and assisting various organizations in resettling Hungarian refugees in the United States. The committee facilitated job placements, housing, and medical care, primarily through Camp Kilmer, New Jersey, while working with voluntary and government agencies to expedite resettlement and ensure proper integration.