Ike Pledges Peace with Justice Against Communism
President Eisenhower vows second term will aim at building a peace with justice to thwart international communism and war, while stressing Amerika’s strength and world duties. He cites Hungary’s brutality and pledges truth and justice in dealings with all nations, warning of hard choices ahead.
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Inauguration Day as Eisenhower Begins Second Term
President Eisenhower, cheered by thousands, begins his second term with a public oath at noon before Chief Justice Earl Warren and Congress. A White House ceremony aligned with his secret oath yesterday, while crowds endure capricious weather and attend lavish balls and receptions at a grand Capitol inauguration.
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Sun Shines for Ike as he Takes Oath of Office
President Eisenhower’s oath was met with light as Rep. Poage of Texas joked to a reporter that Ike made the sun appear, noting the contrast with San Angelo where he had not tried to make rain during a drought tour in the Southwest.
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Tax Rate Would Rise If Legislature Approves Budget
Gov. Ernest W. McFarland asked the Arizona Legislature for a general fund appropriation of 68.445 million dollars, a roughly 12.6 million increase, which would lift the property tax from $1 to $1.35 per $100 of assessed value. Operating costs rise about 9 percent. capital outlay climbs over 25 percent, with funds allocated to the University of Arizona, state colleges, state buildings in Tucson, and construction at state institutions.
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Jack) Lynch
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Arizona
Baghdad Pact Nations Back Ike's Doctrine
The four Baghdad Pact members Turkey Iraq Iran and Pakistan voiced full support for President Eisenhower's Middle East plan. They urged UN monitoring of Israel-Arab peace and freedom of navigation through the Suez Canal, and urged the canal to be insulated from power politics. The communique noted the threat of Communist aggression and backed measures to maintain regional peace and economic welfare.
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Whale heart study dives into tranquilized giant off Catalina
Los Angeles researchers under Operation Dumbo injected 500 milligrams of tranquilizer into a 50-foot whale off Santa Catalina Island to enable an electrocardiogram for cardiovascular research. The shot, delivered via a gas-pressured harpoon, aimed to make the whale receptive to treatment as part of a larger effort similar to Dr. Paul Dudley White’s work with Eisenhower. The whale swam away, and the team pursued it through fog and rain aboard a coast guard cutter.
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Boston
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Corbett Undergoes Major Surgery At St Marys Hospital
State Senator Hiram S. Corbett of Pima underwent major surgery at St Marys Hospital this morning. Officials said he was in excellent condition just before noon, with the operation scheduled over the weekend.
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Hi) Corbett
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Poland Votes in Broad Show of Support for Gomulka
In Warsaw a large majority of Poles backed Wladyslaw Gomulka’s Communist leadership in the first test of his “communism without tyranny” plan. Official ballots favored the single list with up to 80 percent reported by Radio. Partial returns showed a high turnout as counting and remote-village ballot collection delayed complete results until Wednesday.
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Snow and Rain Beset Mt Lemmon and Tucson
Snow began on Mt Lemmon with 2 to 3 inches on the ground and more to fall, while Palisade Ranger Station keeper Bill Hills noted an inch by mid morning. In Tucson the valley had only a trace of rain as scattered showers persisted, with a cold front moving east and cooler temperatures expected tonight from 48 down to 30 to 35.
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Blizzard Expected In Plains Snowstorm Hits Nation
A major storm moving east from the Rocky Mountains brings heavy snow and blizzard conditions to the northern and central Plains. Snow belt stretches from the northwest along the Canadian border to the western Great Lakes with 1 to 4 inch accumulations in the Dakotas and eastern Washington. Two deaths attributed to the storm.
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Dennis the Menace Playground Debuts in California City
A California city unveils a Hank Ketcham designed playground featuring a giant giraffe swing a play mountain and a quirky Thing structure highlighting novelty and safety. The item appears on page 23.
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