NSC Becomes Top U.S. Policy Body Amid Ike Illness
Nation keeps business as usual as Vice President Nixon and Cabinet secretaries assure continued policy making. The National Security Council shifts to the leading role, with Eisenhower's powers delegable and preparations for Geneva talks and foreign policy ongoing.
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Eisenhower Friends Stunned By His Heart Attack
Denver friends who golfing with President Eisenhower and those who fished and cooked at a Rocky Mountain ranch recount his sudden heart attack. Pro Ralph Arnold recalls a healthy, cheerful Ike who shot an 84 and left the club in fine shape, while Murray Snyder, assistant press secretary, notes Ike’s happiness during a four day Colorado visit before his illness.
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Eisenhower Heart Attack Shakes GOP 1956 Outlook
Washington notes Eisenhower suffered a heart attack in Denver causing a shift in 1956 campaign dynamics. Republicans face a possible end to Eisenhower as a candidate while Democrats gain a stronger position to challenge for the White House. Nixon emerges as a potential nominee but without matching Ike’s broad appeal.
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Nixon Spends Quiet Sunday Amid Health Crisis
Vice President Richard Nixon kept his whereabouts secret after learning of President Eisenhower's heart attack. He spent Sunday with family, attended church at Westmoreland Congregational, and said the government would continue without delay despite Eisenhower's temporary absence.
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Elephant price in East Pakistan cited by National Geographic Society
The National Geographic Society states a strong young male elephant is valued between 800 and 1400 dollars in East Pakistan. The quote reflects wildlife trade values and regional market estimates.
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Jap Leaders Send Best Wishes for Ike Health Return
Prime Minister Ichiro Hatoyama and Emperor Hirohito sent messages to President Eisenhower expressing prayers for his quick recovery. Hatoyama said he was distressed by the news of the President’s illness.
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