Ike's Hidden Heart Attack Hours Revealed in Denver
Look magazine's detailed account shows President Eisenhower awakening with indigestion in Denver on September 24 1955. Doctors diagnose acute coronary thrombosis guiding rapid treatment while White House staff decide whether to alert the nation.
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Associated Press
Fletcher Knebel
Look Magazine
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United States
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Lafayette St
Denver
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John S. Doud
Mamie
Howard Snyder
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White House
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Fitzsimons Army Hospital
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Army
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Walter Reed Hospital
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Brown Palace
James C. Hagerty
Washington, D.C
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Spring Valley
William P. Rogers
Rogers
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Scotland
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Firth of Lorne
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NATO
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Hower
Paul Dudley White
Boston
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Fuzz Barnes Earns Top Rating in Office Management
F. B. Barnes, branch office manager for American National Insurance in Lawton, received the only excellent rating in a Chicago convention test of branch office management. He was among 72 managers taking the exam.
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Fuzz) Barnes
Lawton
American National Insurance Co
Chicago
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Jet fighter plane uses tubing equal to five six-room houses
A modern jet fighter is described as requiring tubing sufficient to outfit the heating and water systems of five six-room houses. This comparison highlights the extensive scale of the aircraft’s plumbing needs and underscores the complexity of its engineering.
New Year's Prayer Urged For Persecuted Catholics
U S bishops called for New Year's Day prayer for victims of religious persecution. They cited about 60 million Catholics under Communist control and widespread oppression in Albania, Bulgaria, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, the Soviet Union, and India. The statement highlighted arrests, torture, and forced labor, urging continued vigilance and support for persecuted believers.
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Romania
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India
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Francis P. Keough
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National Catholic Welfare Conference
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