Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 55, Number 139, Decatur, Adams County, 13 June 1957 — Page 9

THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1957

Ike's Upset Caused By Too Rich Food l _ Due In Port From 5 histry, Dessert United' Press White House Writer WASHINGTON (UP) — Backstairs at the White House:

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A truly superstitious individual could have forecast President Eisenhower's illness this week. Wheh be was at American University Sunday night to receive his honorary degree, the massive presidential seal Jell from the speaker’s stand and smashed to pieces on a platform a few feet from Eisenhower. For the more practical, the omen pointed in another direction. The White House shortly will stop

using the big plaster seals at the site of presidential appearances and shift to an unbreakable plastic product. It is customary to display the seal of the President on a speaker's platform or banquet head table every time the chief executive speaks outside the White House. i Within a matter of minutes after the seal was broken the President was back at the White House and

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Mrs. Eisenhower was on the telephone to the White House doctor, Maj. Gen. Howard McC. Snyder, asking him to come at once to treat her ailing husband. One news photograph made of the President at the university ceremony Sunday night showed him standing rather grave-faced with one fist cfenched tightly. Even at that moment, he must have been fighting back the nausea

that made him so painfully uncomfortable later in the night. The President’s doctors believe that his upset was due in part to partaking too heavily of pastries and desserts, along wth some other foods a bit too rich for his somewhat restricted diet. Press Secretary James S. Hagerty was asked the other day whether Eisenhower was particularly fond of pastries and desserts.

"Os course,” Hagerty said. “Who isn’t—particularly when you’re not supposed to have ’em.-’ Limited Theft MILFORD, Conn. (UP) — A thief ripped but several pages from a library book on atomic energy and left this note: “I could have stolen the whole book.’’

Overcoat Comes Back GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (UP)— Dr. Jerome Mancewiecz’s missing overcoat “walked" back to him at St. Mary’s Hospital where it had been stolen 16 days earlier. Mancewiecz spotted the overcoat drapped over the shoulders of a police prisoner brought to the hospital for treatment. Trade in a good town — Decatur

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Co-ed Confusion MURFREESBORO, Tenn. Wl — A couple of co-eds at Middle Tennessee State College can cause quite a bit of confusion. One is Dorothy Jean Hicks, the other Dorothy Jean Hicks. They recently appeared in the same stage production.

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