Eisenhower Eyes 1956 Run After Emergency
President Eisenhower recovers from a heart attack and a subsequent operation. White House aides say there is no medical reason to end his bid for a second term. Doctors report the small intestine obstruction corrected and the president in good condition.
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83 Hour Pune Saves Four Lives
A 36 year old man, Tray Weaymond, swam nine miles after his charter boat Golden K sank in a noon squall off Pelican Shoals southeast of Key West. He reached shore at Boca Chica via a Coast Guard rescue. three other survivors Dorothy Snell 99 Winford Bennett 39 were saved. Weaymond Bennett and Isneil suffered gasoline burns. Miss Snell treated for knee and abrasions. All with Marathon Florida origin.
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President Eisenhower Walks With Aid After Surgery
The President started walking with assistance, then by early afternoon managed unaided steps. Doctors report his condition as essentially normal with stable vital signs and ongoing intravenous feeding. Officials say he may resume light duties within days and return to normal activities in weeks.
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Public remarks question Ike's fitness for second term
In a fragmented speech the speaker questions President Ike's ability to perform if ill or indisposed and notes the burden of hard work through the year. The remarks imply the President’s end may face scrutiny, with mentions of surgery and the plan to address the nation with facts about his candidacy.
Drowned Girl Found After Beach Tragedy
A five year old girl on a Chippewa Falls Wisconsin beach led rescuers to the bodies of three drowned girls including her mother and aunt. The child Debbie was calmed by Mr and Mrs Allen Campbell of Eau Claire after revealing that her father died while trying to save the woman who disappeared in deep water off the shore.
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Democrats rethink on President's race amid health doubts
The piece notes Democrats face shifting views as the President's condition becomes more serious yet stops short of prompting a withdrawal. It discusses party strategists and the possibility of an abdominal operation influencing the race, while insisting the President's earlier decision remains unchanged.
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Soviet Leaders Welcome Yugoslav President in Moscow
Thousands of enthusiastic Russians greeted Yugoslavia’s President as Tito and Khrushchev toured Moscow during a weeklong Southern-bound visit. Police kept crowds calm while more than 200000 swelled along the route to the Yugoslav leader.
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