Eisenhower Begins Second Term Amid Cheerful Pageantry
President Eisenhower officially starts his second term, taking the oath before Chief Justice Earl Warren at the Capitol as thousands gather for parades and cheers. Dignitaries, governors, and crowds endure shifting January weather, with a chilly 30s temperature and capricious skies during the inaugural ceremonies.
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Record crowds register at 64th High Point market
Attendance nears 2000 as more than 1100 visitors are registered by 9:45 am with an estimated 1000 more to come. Dealers show optimism, salesmen place sizeable orders, and exhibitors display their spaces in what may be the market’s most attractive visual setup in the event’s history.
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UN Chief Presses Deadline For Israeli Troop Withdrawals
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold works to meet a Thursday deadline to remove Israeli forces from two Sinai areas formerly held by Egypt. Israel proposes Gaza administration under UN oversight with police forces and an Egyptian blockade safeguard.
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Wake Forest Says Farewell To Timberlake
Edgar Walter Timberlake Jr died at 74 after a heart attack. He taught law at Wake Forest College for 50 years and served 20 years on the Wake Forest City Council. Funeral services were at Wake Forest Baptist Church with Masonic burial at Wake Forest Cemetery.
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Six Mile Parade Formed for Eisenhower Inaugural
Washington press reports a six mile inaugural parade for President Eisenhower featuring 17 000 marchers, 65 bands, and 34 floats with a military display. The event includes Miss Burma the GOP mascot and a 30 000 dollar theme float celebrating democracy’s progress.
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Nationalists Drop Passes Over Shanghai and Bases
Chinese Nationalist air force flew peppering Shanghai and other Communist air bases with safe conduct passes and pleas for defection to Formosa. The air force said all its planes returned safely.
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Baghdad Pact Members Back Ike's Policy
Turkey Iraq Iran and Pakistan pledged full support for the Eisenhower Doctrine in the Middle East after a two day meeting in Ankara They urged UN supervision of Israel Arab peace and called for free navigation through the Suez Canal The communique noted Britain’s absence from recent meetings.
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Middle East Aid Draws Support From Senators
Senators Sparkman and Douglas voiced support for Vice President Nixon on a long term economic aid program for the Middle East. They argue economic aid may curb Communist influence more effectively than troop options and urge Congress to back a sustained plan.
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Trial opens in Wilma Montesi case in Venice
Italy's largest postwar scandal reaches court in Venice with 200 witnesses and key defendants including Attilio Piccioni's son and former Rome police chiefs. The Montesi death at Ostia in 1953 is the focus as authorities seek truth and possible cover up.
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Eisenhower outlines second term aims for peace with justice
President Eisenhower vows in inaugural address to dedicate his second term to building a peace with justice and opposing international communism. He emphasizes a prosperous America while warning that global tensions and hunger press for change, and pledges steady moral leadership and truth-telling in dealings with all nations. The address, titled The Price of Peace, was delivered to Capitol crowds and a nationwide audience.
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Freedom From Oppression Sermon by R L Dieffenbacher
The author argues freedom from oppression is a birthright for Christian nations and calls for a powerful surge of prayer to persuade oppressors toward sin and salvation, asserting governments are based on human values and warning of atheistic domination.
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