Pres. Dwight Eisenhower takes quick trip to New York City, where he attends committee swearing in and Baruch Village hou

President Eisenhower visits New York, participating in a ceremony to prevent employment bias and registering for mayoral elections. He dedicates the Baruch housing project, honoring Dr. Simon Baruch and his contributions. Eisenhower's speech emphasizes national values and citizens' rights to a standard of living, paying tribute to public service.

What was the purpose of Vice President Nixon's new government committee?

• To promote international trade

• To improve transportation infrastructure

• To prevent employment bias in plants with federal contracts

• To enhance educational opportunities

What event did President Eisenhower attend after registering for the mayoralty elections?

• A visit to the Statue of Liberty

• A meeting with the United Nations

• A tour of Central Park

• A visit to the Baruch houses

Who was honored during the visit to the Baruch houses?

• Mayor of New York City

• Vice President Nixon

• Dr. Simon Baruch

• President Eisenhower

What did President Eisenhower emphasize about the Baruch housing project?

• It was designed by a famous architect

• It was the largest project in the city

• It was a symbol of the nation's commitment to a standard of living

• It was built entirely with private funds

What did the President say the construction of the Baruch houses represented?

• A temporary solution

• A financial investment

• A new era of architecture

• The soul of a nation