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...faltering way, the U.S. set out to meet the situation. It loosened up its economic policies, made loans easier to get. In 1960, with decisive U.S. support, the Inter-American Development Bank was set up, with a $1 billion lending capacity. Then Dwight Eisenhower went before the Congress and asked for $500 million that would be spent on projects "designed to contribute to opportunities for a better way of life for the individual citizens of the countries of Latin America...
...still look forward to a long and productive life." But when the patient returns to the routines of normal living, the question remains: What is easy enough? Many, inspired perhaps by the example of the nation's two most famous heart patients, Lyndon B. Johnson and Dwight D. Eisenhower, try to do too much too soon, and end up back in the hospital with a second heart attack...
Banana Pudding. Despite this, the energy that the President throws into his daily work has raised a lot of concern. Dwight Eisenhower recently sent a message urging him to slow down and look after his health. Lady Bird is forever watching his diet; Lyndon, 55 and 6 ft. 3 in., weighs 206 Ibs., and should shed at least ten. At his Texas ranch some weeks ago, his wife ordered chicken for dinner one evening-knowing that it is not one of the President's favorite dishes and that Lyndon probably would not eat too much. At lunch...
...DWIGHT PENNINGTON Kansas City Star Kansas City...
...REPORTS (CBS, 7:30-8:30 p.m.). A study of the problems of presidential succession. Former Presidents Dwight D. Eisenhower and Harry S. Truman give their views...