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November 28, 1957

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PRESIDENT ACTIVE; Takes Up Issues With Aides, Paints and Sees His Family Nixon Seen as Deputy Hagerty Back on Job PRESIDENT'S RATE OF RECOVERY GOOD Signs 12 Documents Shaves Himself King's Final Talk Careful With Words

By W.h. Lawrence Special To the New York Times

WASHINGTON, Nov. 27-- President Eisenhower went back to work on a restricted schedule in his White House living quarters today as his doctors reported continuing "excellent" recovery from his mild stroke.

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NATO Is Expected to Meet Even Without the President; Britain, France, West Germany, Italy Oppose Delay Because of Eisenhower Illness--Nixon Attendance Seen NATO TO CONDUCT SCHEDULED TALKS

By Harold Callender Special To the New York Times

PARIS, Nov. 27--It was generally expected tonight that the North Atlantic Council would decide tomorrow to go on with the plans for a meeting of the heads of government of the Atlantic allies Dec. 16, even without President Eisenhower.

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Illness Not to Delay Congress Briefings; White House to Brief Congress Despite Illness of Eisenhower

By C.p. Trussell Special To the New York Times

confs set; briefing seen done by Nixon, Dulles, Adams, other Adm leaders

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MARKET RECOUPS 'ILLNESS' LOSSES; Stocks Follow Usual Pattern as Eisenhower Gains-- Shares Up $1 to $7 Reports Are Optimistic 'Buy' Orders Heavy MARKET RECOUPS 'ILLNESS' LOSSES

By Richard Rutter

mkt recoups losses; comment

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M'ELROY ORDERS THOR AND JUPITER INTO PRODUCTION; 1,500-Mile Missiles Will Be at British Sites in '58, He Tells Inquiry C.I.A. CHIEF TESTIFIES Allen Dulles Report on Soviet Gains Called 'Shocking'-- Hearing Off to Dec. 13 'Good News' to Senator Cordiner Report Cited M'ELROY ORDERS MISSILE STEP-UP Russian's 'Boasting' Discounted

By Jach Raymond Special To the New York Times

Sec McElroy sees merit in arguments for and against gen staff, subcom

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1957Peeter Järvelaid, Estonian historian and scholar^[†]

Peeter Järvelaid is an Estonian legal scholar and historian. Järvelaid is a professor in the University of Tallinn. He has developed semiotic and personality-centered research direction, writing hundreds of articles mostly about the European and Estonian legal history and education, published in Estonian, English, German, French, Russian, Latvian, Finnish, Lithuanian and Swedish. Since 2006 his studies have been increasingly concentrated on the international relations in the 20th century, which among others has required intensive archival researches in German and Polish archives. Since 2012 Järvelaid has placed his research emphasis on the German diplomatic missions, with a specific interest in German diplomatic representation in Tallinn.

Historical Context for November 28, 1957

In 1957, the world population was approximately 2,852,618,337 people^[†]

Headlines from November 28, 1957

PRESIDENT ACTIVE; Takes Up Issues With Aides, Paints and Sees His Family Nixon Seen as Deputy Hagerty Back on Job PRESIDENT'S RATE OF RECOVERY GOOD Signs 12 Documents Shaves Himself King's Final Talk Careful With Words

NATO Is Expected to Meet Even Without the President; Britain, France, West Germany, Italy Oppose Delay Because of Eisenhower Illness--Nixon Attendance Seen NATO TO CONDUCT SCHEDULED TALKS

Illness Not to Delay Congress Briefings; White House to Brief Congress Despite Illness of Eisenhower

MARKET RECOUPS 'ILLNESS' LOSSES; Stocks Follow Usual Pattern as Eisenhower Gains-- Shares Up $1 to $7 Reports Are Optimistic 'Buy' Orders Heavy MARKET RECOUPS 'ILLNESS' LOSSES

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