Eisenhower Returns to Office Amid Careful Recovery
President Eisenhower, after a brief rest at the White House, walked to his office to sign papers and resume work. He joked about needing a few steaks and described his first meals since illness, while doctors observed steady improvement and planned further activity.
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President Eisenhower Recovers From Illness
The President slept nine hours with one interruption and rose refreshed. His breakfast included prunes, cooked cereal, warm milk, toast and honey. temperature and vital signs are normal. He has largely recovered from stomach upset but will avoid engagements today per his doctor. Doctors Hagerty and colleagues have not reported findings on the cause, reviewing weekend meals while monitoring hydration and providing intravenous fluids.
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Soviet Radio Asks Senators to Record Views on A-Weapons
Washington reports that Radio Moscow asked at least three U.S. senators to record or write their views on banning nuclear weapons tests. Senators Clifton P. Anderson Estes Kefauver and Ralph E. Flanders received cabled requests about a week earlier to provide opinions for a June forum.
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