Eisenhower Stroke Doubts Surface as White House Reports
The White House faced questions over whether Eisenhower suffered a stroke while officials stressed there was no paralysis or brain hemorrhage. Hagerty described the President as in fine spirits, with only a slight speech difficulty, while medical Bulletin noted no heart attack and outlined a rest plan for several weeks.
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Nixon Takes Over Some Ike Chores
Nixon faces delegation of duties as NATO sessions convene with ministers. Senates leaders urge Nixon to assume leadership in routing matters, aligning with President’s general policy. Senators Salyonstall and Carrell discuss balance between policy carrying and making decisions, amid constitutional concerns.
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Nixon May Take Ike's Paris Role
Reports say Nixon could assume Eisenhower's duties if illness prevents him from attending NATO summit. NATO secretary general Paul-Henri Spaak surveys member views to decide on postponing or downgrading the December meeting. French officials weigh stability of alliance while world leaders express sympathy and hope for Ike's swift recovery.
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Physicians Say Stroke Not Serious
Washington reports doctors at the National Heart Institute say President Eisenhower likely suffered a mild or “little” stroke rather than a major one. They explain such strokes can be under recognized and that even big strokes may not be as disastrous as once thought, depending on brain area affected.
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Knight Firm Deal Probe Highlights Water Con Nections Costs
Testimony before the committee alleges Knight and Gitelson pulled 8200 profit per house and that the Rossmore tract would cost far less for water connections if built independently. Lansdale accuses Craemer of misrepresenting findings while Mitchell cites possible illegal activity in the Orange County utilities decision.
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Queen Sends Condolence to President Eisenhower
Queen Elizabeth today sent a message to President Eisenhower expressing sorrow over his illness. She and her husband conveyed heartfelt good wishes for his speedy and complete recovery and extended regards to Mrs. Eisenhower.
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First Japan Built Jet Trainers on Display
Three jet training planes were sprayed at the Faji heavy industries plant in Utsunomiya Japan today. The jets, designed and built in Japan, were showcased at the plant amid industry interest.
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Fragmentary notice of dining room, pricing, and services
Partial OCR text describes a large dining room with room for patrons, mention of dining experiences and priced items. It references daily paid service, a cost figure of 824,50, and external access for dining areas. Details are incomplete, with scattered names and phrases.
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Nixon Faces Power Dilemma Amid Eisenhower Illness
The Washington scene centers on how to govern while President Eisenhower is ill. Speculation swirls about resignation or extended absence, while Vice President Nixon weighs duties and constitutional questions. White House doctors offer limited guidance as Congress faces its next session.
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VP House Speaker Top Succession List
Washington reports the order of presidential succession after the vice president. The speaker of the House, president pro tempore of the Senate, and a line of Cabinet officers follow, including State, Treasury, Defense, and other key posts.
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Dulles Set to Meet With King Mohammed V
Washington reports Secretary of State Dulles will meet King Mohammed V of Morocco in a second conference as Eisenhower’s illness sidelines the president. Dulles said Eisenhower’s great regret is missing the U S Moroccan talks begun Tuesday with Mohammed and his advisers, who arrived Monday.
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Rummage Sale Aids Exceptional Children Foundation
The Oregon Washington State Society with the Ohio State Society hold a Christmas rummage sale at 2152 Pine Ave on Monday December 5th. Proceeds go to the Exceptional ChildrenFoundation of Long Beach. Volunteers can drop rummage at 1152 Pine Ave December 5th between 10 AM and 3 PM or call RE 7-7295 to arrange home pickup.
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