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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1955
Page
7
James Marlow reports that Eisenhower's doctors indicate he cannot campaign in the usual strenuous mode. TV outreach could extend his reach, but a mid February medical verdict will influence whether a 1956 run is possible. They suggest limited activity and golf only after spring.
The article explains allergy as a cellular rebellion with emotional factors shaping reactions. It links hay fever, eczema, and asthma to both chemical triggers and psychological stress, noting studies where fear of losing a caregiver and family conflict worsen symptoms. A case shows relief after combined allergist and psychiatrist care and changing the home atmosphere.
The note states that after his heart attack last September, Eisenhower continued golfing, sometimes playing as many as 27 holes in a day, reflecting his resolve and public image during recovery.
A joint white and Negro city committee in Montgomery will reconvene to decide terms for ending a two week old bus boycott sparked by a Dec 5 incident over seating and a $14 fine. White members favored postponement to Jan 15, Negro members opposed.
Cairo Russia says it will participate in financing the 1.3 billion dollar Aswan Dam despite Western offers of up to 200 million dollars. Soviet Ambassador Daniel Soled said participation remains unless Egypt’s agreement with the West excludes it. Western powers countered with up to 200 million and 130 million more pending congressional approval. An Egyptian World Bank loan for 200 million is also pending.
Doctors may bar Eisenhower from 27 holes again, citing his heart attack and age 65. Even if he stays in the White House, strenuous golf and a late campaign could exhaust him, delaying activity until spring.
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