Aides Close to Eisenhower Say Privately He Will Run; Health Issue Debated
By W.h. Lawrence Special To the New York Times
comment on illness, operation, health record since Sept heart attack; illus
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June 10, 1956
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DULLES DECLARES NEUTRALITY POSE IS OBSOLETE IDEA; It Is Immoral for One Nation to Be Indifferent to Fate of Others, He Asserts PRAISES U.S. TREATIES Secretary Says Country Will Give Aid to Allies While Red Threat Continues
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Sec holds neutrality concept obsolete, s, Iowa State Coll, Ames; outlines US 'peace ins policy,'
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SURGEON RELATES OPERATION STORY; Gen. Heaton Cool and Clear in Report on President and in Answering Questions
By John D. Morris Special To the New York Times
Attends White House press sec Hagerty news conf on Pres illness
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2D BILLION AID CUT URGED BY RUSSELL; House Slash in Foreign Fund Not Enough, Senator Says, but George Disagrees
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Sen Russell urges cutting $1 billion more; George opposed; H A Smith urges restoring House cuts, lr to all Sens; Saltonstall holds cuts too deep but will not back full program
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MORE CRITICISMS OF STALIN APPEAR; Purported Missing Parts of Khrushchev Talk Denounce Dictator on Korea War
By Special to The New York Times
Rome news agency repts N S Khrushchev, in secret Feb s, charged Stalin's lack of confidence in Chinese comrades delayed setting up of dem people's govt
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Historical Context for June 10, 1956
In 1956, the world population was approximately 2,795,409,994 people[†]