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the Presidents personal plysi-
dian. was quoted last night as
saying. however. that MI. Eisen-
hover Will be In no position to
announce his intentions about
running again next year until
January.
white House Press Secretary
James G, Hagerty told newsmen
be believed Or. Snyder was only
trying to repeat what DR.. Paul
Dudley White. noted Boston
heart specialist and chief con-
slltant on the Presidents case.
had said here 10 days aso that
Il would take two or three
months to ten whether he was
making 8 complete recovery and
whether he would he physically
able to tackle q second term.
Mr.. Hagerty refused any conn
Ynent when d reporter asked IL
III. Snyder,s quoted remarks did
not imply that the President It
least had not yet decided against
running again.
Cautious Reply
Axked II Mi. Eisenhower has
discussed his 1855 intentions
with anyone, includine Dr.
Snyder, Mr.. Hagerty replied
cautiously Not to my knowl-
eise.
Mr.. Mitchell was not expected
70 shed any light On the 1858
picture at 4 news conference
following his talk with the press
ident Ii view Of q general un-
Outstanding among Cabinet
members, disclosed Monday by
Postmaster General Summer
field. that Il would ne inapprO4
pirate for them To raise political
questions III hospital visits with
Mr. Eisenhower.
The Presidents tentative plans
for returning to washington
November II were disclosed after
II was announced yesterday that
President Carlos Castillo Arinas
81 Guatemala would visit him iii
the hospital here on November
oa week from today.
M. Hagerty told newsmen that
November liza week from FRI
dry III i good guess for the
departure date. pending the ex-
pected making 81 definite plans
ID 3 weekend consultation Of
the Presidents doctors. Tor which
N. White viii nv here again
Sunday.
Golng 10 Gcttysburg
1T u understood tilat the
President and Mfs. Eisenhower
would like 70 Get 10 their 0ettys-
burg. Pa. farm where he Is ex-
peCted 70 spend D month Or two
more Id coiivaleseent activity
BY Monday November n. which
win be Mrs. Eisenhower's 6Oth
birthday. Mr.. Eisenhower was
6s October Il.
Flying ID Washington on FRI
day of next week would permit
the President TO break tlak trip
"a Gettysburg with b week end
81 the White House. which his
doctors have said would be q
god thing.
Mr.. Haeerty said the doctors
have been discussing departure
round that time. with both
tI President and Mrs. Nisen-
hsIWer.
The tentative PLANK he said,
ehRisicn the President landing
In Washington about mid-after-
noon on the November II Vet
cr6nS' DAY holiday. He told ques-
TONERS there had been no dis
citssion cf the adyisabiiity Of /
public welcome for the President
u Washington. and said ne
would not know whether there
would be any objections 10 that
until after the medical consulta-
ton Sunday.
Besides his talk with MIR,
Mitchell. set for late this after
noon, Mr., Eisenhower scheduled
business conference today with
dillon Anderson, his special as
ast6nt FOR National Security
Council affairs.
mr.. Haeerty said Robert CUT
IL. Boston investment banker
N'1c WAS MI. Anderson's irnp1e-
date predecessor Ii the NSC
90. probably would see the
x'fesident today, too. but On i
purely social visit. II
zIic President had six social