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...pledge of Democratic leaders to cooperate with President Eisenhower in the best interests of the nation has been thrown in the ashcan . . . [They] are determined to undercut President Eisen hower in every possible...
They hung colored bulbs from the trees in the Lowell House courtyard and turned the tower lights, on, too. Sammy Eisen's band sat on a covered platform and half the Class of 1954 danced...
...more than a year, the public heard only rumors and skimpy statistics about Operation Ivy, the first full-dress thermonuclear explosion. Then, last winter, the U.S. Government decided to release the full story. President Eisen hower, speaking of atomic development, told the United Nations that "the peoples of the world . . . must be armed with the significant facts of today's existence." The shapes and colors of Operation Ivy are part of the story which the Government is gradually releasing. Three weeks ago, the press published some Statistics about the blast, along with black and white photographs. Some still Cuts...
Students can probably expect to pay 20 percent less on football tickets next fall, Frank O. Lunden, H.A.A. Ticket Manager said yesterday. The drop in prices resulted from a 999 million dollar cut in excise taxes passed yesterday by Congress. Congressional leaders consider the bill certain to obtain President Eisen hower's signature...
Humanitarian Goals. While the slashes in taxes and spending were in line with traditional conservative principles, the President's budget did not follow any doctrinaire political line. It was an Eisen hower budget, which called for such humanitarian goals as the broadening of social security (TIME, Jan. 25). One sentence in the budget message was enough to illustrate that Dwight Eisenhower was not trying to shunt 20 years of history. Said he: "On the other hand, estimated expenditures for the Tennessee Valley Authority,* urban development and redevelopment, college housing loans . . . the school lunch program, and several other programs...