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decided not to take it up with tn
President over the week end.
ANY Authority Doubt Removed
The letter served to remov'
any doubt about Mr.. Nixon's au
thority to call and preside a
NSC and Cabinet meetings. a
he did last week and plans to d.
this Thursday and Friday.
Other papers signed by Mr.
Eisenhower last night formalizee
American approval Of Japan al
q member of the General Agree.
ment on Tariffs and Trade, ane
authorized Director John p. Hol.
lister of the international Co.
operation Administration to sub
NIT q routine quarterly review oi
some foreign aid actions to siz
congressional committees.
He verbally approved exten.
sion from October l to October
81 Of the time for a report By
the emergency board investi.
eating q dispute between the
Pennsylvania Railroad and en-
ployes represented by the CIC
Transport Workers Union.
AS in the case Of two Foreign
Service appointment lists h.
signed last Friday as his frs
official action since stricken i'll
the Presidents doctors agreed
that these actions would moi
cause him any mental strair
and should be good for hi
morale by demonstrating that hi
still can function as Chief Exec.
utive.
Doctors Conference Due
Just how much further Mr.
Eisenhower can go next week
toward picking up the reins oi
Government win be decided In
q full-scale consultation Of hi,
doctors here this week end. DR.
White plans to return to Denver
for that review.
In any event, the President i
expected to be confined to hi!
hospital room here for two NOR,
weeks after this second week Of
bed rest. Barring any indica.
ton Of a setback, he probably
viii be permitted gradually in
creasing activity there after thi.
week end. Then would come ir
normal course another month
Of convalescent activity. prob.
ably at his Gettysburg tPa.)
farm. before he could 60 bach
to his White House desk.
Dr.. White said in Boston yes.
terday he felt relieved at new.
that extensive examination
showed no indication of an,
complications in the President
condition after he felt "a littlt
tired" and mot as well as usual
Sunday night.
Works in Puzzle Book
Awaking rested and re-
freshed" yesterday morning. Mr.
Eisenhower went through elec-
tro-cardiagram, X-ray and Other
tests, tried his mind on a puzzle
book, mapped. visited with Mrs
Eisenhower and ate three gooc
meals.
At the end of the day. his doc
tors issued this bulletin on hi.
condition at 8:45 pm. MIST
u0:45 pm. EST:
'The President had good
day. He was In "a cheerful
mood. There was no evidence oil
fatigue.
"The President had supper anc
again visited with Mrs. Eisen-
hover cher third visit to his room
during the day..
"His condition continues to be
satisfactory without complica.
tions."
This bulletin was signed. as
are most of the official reports
on his condition, by Col. Byron
e. Pollock. chief of heart serv.
ices at Fitzsimons and physician
in charge of the case, and by
Maj. Gen. Howard M. Snyder,
the Presidents personal ply
sician.
Tiredness Not Unusual
Mr.. Hagerty. told newsnen thai
they and other physicians on the
case were unable to find any
particular cause for the tirec
feeling experienced by MIR. Eisen.
hover Sunday night. "The doc
tors tell me that tiredness /.