Many Fail Their Duty Declares Ex-President Eisenhower
Former President Eisenhower told a Waldorf Astoria dinner audience that the American sense of duty is weakening. He warned that people avoid sacrifice and that government spending is cut to protect individual profits, while urging responsibility and accountability. He received the American Iron and Steel Institute’s first Benjamin I. Fairless award for preserving economic freedom and liberty.
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Kennedy Birthday Dinner Raises Cash for Democrats
President Kennedy celebrated his 46th birthday in New York with a star studded Waldorf Astoria dinner where guests donated at least $1,000 each to the Democratic party. More than 600 attendees attended the bipartisan event and a late night visit followed at the home of friends Earl B. Smith. Kennedy also visited Herbert Hoover during the trip and prepared for a White House press dinner.
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Total electric living tops convenience in Gold Medallion home
Mr and Mrs Hill praise total electric living after two years in a Gold Medallion Home highlighting flameless baseboard heating, low cost, clean operation, silent heat, draft free comfort, and per room temperature control. They urge others to switch and obtain full information from local CIPS office.
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