Inauguration Will Include Most Livestock in History
Kennedy's inauguration will feature a record livestock presence with 275 horses 22 mules and a burro highlighted by a parade route ambulance support and ceremonial fezzes for the mules. The Democratic burro and mule train will be joined by expanded dance and ballrooms plus a large gate of tickets with top prices noted.
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Lyle Frye Promoted to First Sergeant in Army
Lyle V. Frye of Route 2, a 15 year veteran of active and reserve duty, rises from Sergeant First Class to First Sergeant E-8. He is first sergeant of Company D, 1st Battalion, 89th Regiment, 89th Division. Frye serves at the Army Reserve building in Kansas and works at the Lawrence Post Office.
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Eisenhower Seeks 80 Day Transition for Kennedy Start
President Eisenhower urges shifting election and inauguration to give the new president roughly 80 days before confronting Congress. He backs no constitutional change to election timing and plans to meet with Kennedy to finalize transition details. He also defends the third term ban as a very good thing.
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New Action Aims to End New York Harbor Strike
New York labor commissioner Harold A. Felix ordered an emergency settlement meeting with Mayor Robert Wagner and National Mediation Board reps to resolve the harbor craft strike. The nine day walkout halted service on the New York Central main line and forced 70,000 commuters and 30,000 New Jersey riders to seek buses and alternate travel.
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California Mother of the Year Named for 1960s Polio Fight
Mrs. Pally Spangler of Tustin California named national March of Dimes Mother of the Year for 1960. Despite polio leaving her polio paralytic and wheelchair bound since 1954 she made a remarkable comeback from total disability and reliance on iron lungs.
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