Inauguration of Mexico's President Adolfo Ruiz Cortines
Mexico City swore in Adolfo Ruiz Cortines for a six year term as heavy security patrolled the streets. Diplomats from 48 nations attended the ceremony while U S figures Nixon and O Dwyer clashed diplomatically amid a tense atmosphere. Authorities confronted possible violence and a previous suspect plot. Police worked to determine the cause of death of New Orleans television singer Diddie Woolfolk Cooper.
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Navy Wins a Round In Battle for Funds
Washington reports the Navy has won preliminary rounds in its push to fund a third 60,000 ton supercarrier in the 1954 defense budget. No cost estimate given. ships Forrestal and Saratoga already under construction. President-elect Eisenhower and Congress must still approve. Navy aims for four supercarriers in coming years, with atomic power as a future goal depending on Westinghouse progress. A later item notes a wolf bounty incident in New York state.
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December USHERS IN BITTER COLD ACROSS NATION
Bitter cold winds sweep the United States from the deep South to the West as temperatures plunge from eight below zero at Big Piney Wyoming to 34 in Atlanta Georgia and 31 in Memphis Tennessee. Rescuers and volunteers race to locate four presumed drownings in the Colorado river near Glenwood Springs while one body, that of 30 year old Robert Lee Stevenson, is recovered near the bank. Forecasters expect fair weather east of the Rockies with snow or rain in some western regions.
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Weather update shifts across central region today
Snow fell in eastern Kansas and northern Missouri with flurries across eastern Nebraska and western Iowa. Light snow was reported in the northern Appalachians and eastern Great Lakes. Scattered showers likely on the Pacific coast and in New York with partly cloudy skies elsewhere. Temperatures rise tomorrow as a moderate warming trend takes hold in the central portion.
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