Ike Chief Adams Gains Burden From New Illness
President Eisenhower’s illness shifts more duties to Sherman Adams, his long-time chief assistant. The 58-year-old former New Hampshire governor is a central gatekeeper shaping which problems reach the President. Adams, earning 252,500 yearly, is seen as a hard-working buffer amid White House pressures and Republican criticism.
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Tenth of Mail Recovered From Pan American Crash
Postmaster John F. Fixa reported that more than one tenth of the mail carried by the Pan American aircraft that crashed in the Pacific has been recovered and forwarded to its destinations. He noted the plane carried 3 305 pounds of mail with 390 pounds found floating among debris. The San Francisco to Hawaii flight went down in mid ocean with 44 aboard.
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Doctors say Eisenhower may live longer if he returns to work
Four noted heart specialists from San Francisco argue President Eisenhower could extend his life by resuming duties after his stroke. The California Heart Association sponsored the news conference, noting modern rehab aims to restore activity rather than confine a patient.
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