Word: snyders
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Murray Snyder told White House correspondents that the President had suffered a "digestive upset" during the night, and if he came to his office at all during the day, it would not be until late...
...NOON. Murray Snyder, after consulting General Snyder. informed the press that the President's ailment was "stomach indigestion [and] is not serious." The President was resting, he added, and General Snyder planned to leave him soon. "I think you can judge from the fact that General Snyder is not going to remain in constant attendance that he does not regard this as serious." 2:30 P.M. Murray Snyder summoned the press for a terse announcement: "The President has had a mild coronary thrombosis. He has been taken to Fitzsimons Army Hospital." 2:35 P.M. President Eisenhower, supported by General...
...Murray Snyder held another press conference, told the reporters that President Eisenhower had suffered "an occlusion or thrombosis" during the night, and "that he has been comfortable since the initial pain, and the prognosis is good." Colonel Thomas W. Mattingly, chief heart specialist at Walter Reed Army Hospital, he added, was flying from Washington at once, with Press Secretary James Hagerty...
...Secretary Snyder announced that Vice President Nixon, members of the President's family, and most of the Cabinet had telephoned Denver, and that no one planned to come to Denver. Commerce Secretary Sinclair Weeks recalled that he himself had recovered from a heart attack a dozen years...
...Murray Snyder reported no change in the President's condition. He was asked why the illness had been described originally as indigestion, replied that General Snyder* had wanted to await a complete diagnosis before making an announcement. Murray Snyder himself had not been informed of the President's true condition until General Snyder telephoned him while he was lunching-nearly twelve hours after the attack. At noon-ten hours after the attack-General Snyder called two Army doctors in on consultation, and an hour later a cardiogram confirmed their suspicions. As soon as he learned the true story...