Eisenhower Addresses Annapolis Grads on Peace and Strength
President Eisenhower told 145 Naval Academy graduates that achieving world peace is the top task for this year’s officers. He urged a nuclear-era security based on military strength and praised the armed services as shields of peace. The address drew 11,000 in the fieldhouse as 899 caps flew aloft at completion.
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Kenin Named President of Musicians Union
Herman D. Kenin, a 56 year old West Coast lawyer, elected president of the American Federation of Musicians to succeed James C. Petrillo. Kenin defeated Alfred J. Manuti in a secret ballot of 1,199 to 603 with 1,806 delegates voting. Kenin begins a one year term immediately.
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Nix Sworn In as Democratic Representative from Pennsylvania
Robert N. C. Nix, a Philadelphia lawyer, was sworn in as a Democratic House member from Pennsylvania's Fourth District. He was elected May 20 to succeed Earl Chadoff who resigned to become a judge.
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