Eisenhower Warns Of Danger Facing World
President Eisenhower in a solemn inaugural address vows to counter looming world peril with strength at home and aid to free nations. He pledges friendship for the people of the Soviet Union while cautioning against communist fear as vast crowds watch the oath at Capitol and on global broadcasts.
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Soviet Attache Expelled From Netherlands
The Netherlands expelled Soviet press attache V. D. Drankow for attempting to bribe a Dutch civil servant to obtain military data. A Foreign Ministry communique said the decision, declaring him persona non grata, was conveyed to Russian Ambassador P. Kirsanov on Saturday.
Inaugural Parade Gathers For Six Mile Line
Washington watchers counted six miles of marchers musicians and floats for President Eisenhower second inaugural parade. The event featured 700000 standees 34 floats 65 bands and armored displays. Army technicians paced the march as the president and Mrs Eisenhower led the procession past audience stands on Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Ike Starts First Limited Term
Washington reports President Eisenhower begins the first constitutionally limited U S term under the 22nd Amendment ratified in 1951. The amendment prohibits more than two terms for any president, with Harry S Truman exempted. only Franklin D Roosevelt sought a third term, elected in 1940 and died in 1945 after a fourth term election.
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Gomulka Okayed in Poland Vote
In Warsaw initial tallies show more than 60 percent of Poland’s 17 149 000 voters participated in the first test of Gomulka’s “communism without tyranny” policy. Reported turnout neared 16 million, with a large share supporting the single party ticket despite optional cross‑out protests. Official results awaited Tuesday.
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Arrival of Heir Triggers Royal Noise in Monaco
Monaco wakes to heightened alert as Princess Grace and Prince Rainier await their first child. A royal cannon signals birth with 101 rings for a boy or 21 for a girl, while 14 church bells and a ship siren from Aristotle Onassis' yacht drown the harbor din. A motorcycle messenger stands ready to announce the event.
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First German draft calls 100000 for exams
In Frankfurt Germany the first of 100000 young Germans appeared before draft boards for physical and mental examinations. It is the first time since the collapse of the Third Reich that Germans have been called as possible draftees for the army.
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President OKs Move by Soviets for New Freedom
President Eisenhower endorsed the demand of the Russian people for greater freedom and better living conditions. He signaled support for liberalization within the Communist camp and urged Voice of America broadcasts to reach people behind the Iron Curtain. The speech framed unrest inside Russia as part of a broader push following Stalin’s death and Khrushchev’s denunciation of Stalinism.
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Hunters Spot Pair of Lions Near Palos Verdes Peninsula
Veteran hunter David R. Bentson reports fresh tracks on Saturday indicate a male and female mountain lion prowl Palos Verdes Peninsula just south of Los Angeles. Residents and workers have seen large animals, with one man claiming a five foot long lion sighting.
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British artist John Minton found dead at Chelsea studio
Forty year old British painter John Minton, regarded as a leading figure of his generation, was found dead in his Chelsea studio after an overdose of sleeping pills police said. The death marks a tragic end for a noted artist linked to London’s art scene.
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Eisenhower Talks Peace With Justice In Inaugural Address
President Eisenhower warned of the power of international communism and urged a world-building of peace with justice. He framed the era as a struggle between freedom and tyranny, calling for steadfast resolve, truth, and sacrifice to secure a free world. The speech, delivered to Capitol crowds and broadcast nationwide, framed Hungary and Budapest as symbols of yearning for liberty.
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Kansan Cillan Is Killed Visiting Estranged Wife
Herbert William Muehlberger a 45 year old construction worker was shot in the chest while trying to visit his estranged wife at her parents home Detectives said the shooter Wilcox a 70 year old retired barber admitted firing the shot The wife had come to the parents home about a week earlier following a quarrel
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President to back Alcorn for Republican chairman
An administration official predicts President Eisenhower will back H Meade Alcorn for Republican national chairman, with potential influence over the selection. If Alcorn is chosen he would work with Republicans to try to overturn Democratic control in the next year’s elections, while a fight could arise if Eisenhower withholds support.
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Docking Ban Temporary at Gov. George Office Incident
Outsiders were briefly barred from Gov. George’s office today during a docking ban. Docking explained he needed to try on a few trousers brought by his clothier, a routine wardrobe check amid the visit.
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Kansas Traffic Deaths Timeline 1937 1956
Kansas traffic fatalities listed by the State Accident Records Section show 1937 totals from the last 48 hours and year to date at 21, while the same period in 1956 reports 25 deaths. The data reflects periodic tallies for ongoing road safety records.
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Carrie Nation Era Prohibition Row In Lawrence
Lawrence women preempted by 1857 actions silenced taverns by destroying liquor in Mr Rowley’s basement and Fry’s bakery, spilling barrels, amid town uproar. More raids followed at Morey’s store, with barrels and a keg destroyed, as men and communities debated the cause.
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Local Debaters Favored to Win
Lawrence high school debaters appear poised to capture the Class AA state title at Kansas University after sweeping district honors in Manhattan. Coach Victor Capper notes the Northeast Kansas district has produced five straight state champions and top tournament showings, with John Brown earning outstanding debater honors and 40 firsts this year. Other state finalists include Pittsburg, Shawnee Mission, Hutchinson, Newton, Great Bend, and Salina.
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Kansas Cowboys Lead Kansas Inaugural Parade Band Show
Kansas sent the 62 member Abilene cowboy band and the Cherokee County Community high school band to Washington for Eisenhower's inauguration parade. Kansas officials included Lt Gov Henkleng leading the Kansas section, with Oklahoma, Missouri, and Colorado also presenting roles. The parade featured state floats and bands, including a Kansas display named the modern home and a large state-sealed unit, as governors and school groups threaded through the crowd.
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Egyptian Loss in Fight Now Nearly 1 1/2 Billion
CAIRO The Egyptian Middle East News Agency claimed Egypt’s losses from British, French and Israeli aggression total nearly 14 billion dollars. It said reparations will be sought for the full amount and may be investigated by foreign expert committees. The agency added enemy property seized in Egypt is valued at 490 million dollars.
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Largest tanker to be launched in America at Quincy shipyards
In Quincy Mass the largest tanker ever built in America is to be launched today at the Reathichwn shipyards. The 787 foot vessel will be named at christening. built for the crew and for whom the ship was constructed, the event marks a major shipbuilding milestone.
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Cooler Readings Signal Brief Warm Spell In Lawrence
Weather in Lawrence showed a springlike thaw with unseasonably warm temperatures on May Day, drawing residents outdoors. Forecasters expect a return to near normal January levels by Tuesday, with a cold front bringing wind and showers later tonight.
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Weather notes from multiple stations across the plains and cities
The report compiles scattered temperature readings and forecasts across Oklahoma Nebraska Kansas and nearby cities. It records highs and lows for today and yesterday, mentions storms and cloudy conditions, and lists expected temperatures and rainfall traces with several station stamps and names interspersed.
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