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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1957
Page
7
The article compares Eisenhower's second inaugural with his first and with Lincoln and Roosevelt, arguing the global fight against communism persists while practical action remains limited. It contrasts Roosevelt’s action oriented rhetoric with Eisenhower’s hopeful tone and warns of ongoing, protracted Cold War pressures beyond a single presidency.
The speaker argues that the United States moved from isolationism to global responsibility, citing Roosevelt's push for interdependence. He notes four years ago the president spoke of interdependence as a basic law and yesterday reiterated that mutual dependence makes isolation impossible.
A neighbor's car fatally struck 14 month old Judy Kay Morris in a Wichita driveway marking the city's first traffic death of the year. The child was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Morris.
London reports prominent British painter John Minton aged 40 was found dead in his Chelsea studio. Police say he died from an overdose of sleeping pills. The artist had earlier declared he would paint no more after Matisse and Picasso. He resumed work months later and had begun a Bank of Brazil mural at his death. Nearby excavations note ancient central heating in Arzanas, Turkey.
The Associated Press notes mild conditions prevail in the eastern third of the United States with temperatures in the 40s and 50s from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic and upper 60s along the Gulf Coast. Wet weather extends from the Gulf states to the Pacific Northwest as cold air moves into the Great Lakes region and lower Mississippi Valley.
The federal government files suit against U S Packing Co of Kansas City Kansas claiming $314,543.92 in back income and profits taxes for 1943 through 1945.
Quincy Mass date reports the largest tanker ever built in the United States was launched. The 737 foot long vessel, 46 000 tons deadweight, is unnamed pending christening and built for Stavros Niarchos via Transoceanic Marine. It surpasses the World Glory and ranks among the era's biggest ships.
Brazil approved a note allowing the United States to establish a guided missile tracking station on Fernando de Noronha. The decision was endorsed by President Juscelino Kubischek the National Security Council Cabinet and general staff representatives after Monday discussions.
Foreign Minister Jose Carlos Macedo Soares said the plan would be acceptable to Washington. Long negotiations focused on establishing a joint U.S. Brazilian station near a 40 mile wide, 5000 mile long missile track spanning from Florida to Ascension Island. Bing Crosby, born Harry Lillis Crosby, is also noted as a songwriter whose best known composition is I Dont Stand a Ghost of a Chance With You.
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