Nixon at Crossroads as He Becomes Vice President
Nixon faces future questions after his inauguration as the second youngest vice president. He speaks of humility and focus on duties, while aides hint at roles in national security and legislative maneuvering. His trajectory may depend on Eisenhower's 1956 plans and Nixon's own choices.
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Eisenhower Prepares For Inaugural Challenge And Transition
NEW YORK Jan 17 Dwight D Eisenhower moved quickly to prepare for the presidency in 1953. He worked through the transition with continuous briefings and conferences from Augusta to New York, turning his hotel suite into an orderly command center. He rises early, meets many visitors, and maintains strict executive focus while cultivating loyal staff through informal moments and personal interactions. His two distinct styles show as a decisive organizer and a concise, stern leader.
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Roberts Given Party Reins. Caution Noted
C. Wesley Wes Roberts, 49, former Kansas newspaper man, elected as Republican national chairman as the party warns it must watch for losing Congress in 1954. Eisenhower's big win contrasted with slim Senate and House majorities, prompting calls for vigilance and honest government.
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Wes) Roberts
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Truman Begins Civilian Life After Presidency
Washington reported Harry S. Truman and his wife prepare to entrain for Independence Maine as the former president looks forward to a private routine while Bess Truman hopes to return to her hometown. He contemplates staying in Washington as an honorary senator but plans a move to rejoin youth and past circles.
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Oklahoma Democrats Lack Ike Portrait for Wall
Oklahoma City January 17. The Democratic state House cannot find a suitable picture of President elect Dwight D. Eisenhower to hang on the wall. Chief Clerk Eddie Higgins sought a photo from Republicans but they were in Washington for the inauguration. The House wants Ike in civilian clothes and has even closed their state headquarters.
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Oklahomans Roll Toward Inaugural Trip
A trainload of Oklahomans heads to Washington for the first Republican inauguration in 24 years. The Oklahoma delegation and new House assignments are set, with Belcher the lone Republican. Governor Murray and wife ride the inauguration special as the state parties adjust to GOP control.
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Eisenhower Change of Address to White House
NEW YORK January 17 The Postoffice announced an official change of address for Dwight D Eisenhower moving from 60 Morningside Drive and his Commodore Hotel office to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue Washington D C This notice informs correspondents of the new mailing location and office base for the general.
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Silk Top Hats Declared Dead by Haberdasher
Washington January 17. A haberdasher, who has fitted many famous heads, says silk top hats are dead and nobody will buy them. He notes President-elect Eisenhower choosing a homburg for the inauguration, signaling a shift in style.
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Shorthand in 6 Weeks Speedwriting Course Ad
A concise ad promoting shorthand training in six weeks with no signs or symbols or machines. It advertises a speed of 120 words per minute, notes the course uses ABCs, and claims age is no obstacle. The Speed Writing School is an affiliate of Dalton Business College at 232% D with phone numbers 2737 and 2906 W.
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