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Eisenhower's First Inaugural Address
Eisenhower's First Inaugural Address

Eisenhower challenges citizens to help lead the world towards a future of freedom by making peace a way of life. He stresses the interdependence of the world, especially in economics, through nine principles he introduces to shape U.S. world leadership. The audio recording begins with Richard Nixon taking the vice presidential oath of office followed by te singing of 'America the Beautiful' and a prayer. President Eisenhower begins his speech at 9:45 on the recording.

Artifact Information

Date Created:

January 20, 1953

Created By:

Dwight D. Eisenhower

Primary Source Type:
audio
Original or Replica:
Original
Time Frame:
Presidency
Collection:
IKEducation
Citations:

public domain via Miller Center