Inaugural Security Buildup For 1957 Event
Washington reports about 35,000 law and order specialists will police President Eisenhower’s inaugural. The guard includes 2,200 Secret Service, 1,400 troops, 150 Capitol police, and 400 Washington firemen. out of town units watch for pickpockets along the parade route. No pickpocket cases were tied to 1953 inaugural.
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Snow Plows on Hand for Inaugural Festivities
Washington officials prepared for winter weather as President Eisenhower’s inaugural parade nears. Sanitation chief William Kanten stated 20 snow plows would be ready if snow threatens the route, a rare event in Washington since 1917’s eight tenths of an inch.
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Wainwright Pushes Office Space Plan for Vice President
The article reports Rep. Wainwright backing a bill to provide an official residence and more office space for the vice president, tied to the budget message and White House input. He notes support and inquiries since the proposal surfaced, with emphasis on improved staff funding.
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