Heart Specialist ‘Would Have No
Objection’ to Second Term for Ike
BOSTON, UP)—Dr. Paul Dudley
White, eminent heart specialist
who was called to Denver after
President Eisenhower’s heart at-!
tack, Friday night said “I would
have no objection whatsoever to
his running again.”
Dr. White’s statement was is
sued in Boston because of “possi
ble misinterpretation” of a state
ment he made earlier Friday on
the NBC television show “Today.”
During the program, Dr. White
said if he were Eisenhower he
“wouldn’t want to run” for a sec
ond term.
Dr. White’s voluntary statement
Friday night said:
Letters Reveal
Peron Romance
With Teen-Ager
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina,
—Argentina’s new government
Saturday was reported planning
“inflexible” action against per
sons who \%fongly enriched them
selves during the regime of ousted
President Juan D. Peron.
During the past few days the
provisional government of Presi
dent Eduardo Lonardi has re
leased a broadside of charges that
many of Peron’s henchmen ac
quired huge fortunes through
shady dealings. The government
also has reported finding fabulous
collections of jewels and other
valuables belonging to the fallen
dictator.
Federal police released two let
ters they said Peron wrote to a
16-year-old girl and said they
found $23,000 worth of jewelry
and $22,000 in cash at the girl’s
home.
Police said a romance between
the 60-year-old Peron and the
young Nelida (Nelly) Haydee Ri
vas began in 1953. Peron’s wife
Eva died July 26, 1952.
One of the letters addressed
Nelida as “My dear child” and
was signed “Your daddy.”
In a letter written Sept. 20, ap
parently from the Paraguayan
embassy where Peron took refuge,
the one-time strongman said “I
will send Jor you so we two to
gether will have a tranquil life ...
you are the only thing I have and
the only love I have left. . . .”
As the probe of Peron’s private
life continued, unofficial sources
said the government has asked the
federal administrator of Buenos
Aires Province to get copies of a
certificate of marriage of Peron to
Miss Isabel Del Guillen. There
have been recurrent unconfirmed
rumors that Peron married a 19
year-old girl some months ago.
“I would like to respond, in an
swer to many questions coming in
today, concerning the possible
misinterpretation of a recent com
ment of mine.
“This was in response to the
ever-recurring query as to wheth
er I think or would recommend
that the President could under
take to run for a second term.
“This impels me to make a full
explanation of a remark that has
been quoted (somewhat out of
context).
“I indicated that I, personally,
as Paul D. White, would have no
great desire to undertake such a
strain as that imposed on a Presi
dent of the United States. . . .”
“This remark could, and prob
ably already has been, interpreted
as meaning that I would give such
advise to the President.
“Far from it.
“If the President has a good re
covery, as he seems to be on the
way to establishing, and if he de
sires to continue his present ca
reer—which would be, of course,
to the great benefit of this country
and the world at large—I would
have no objection whatsoever to
his running again.”
Actor James Dean Killed
In Head-On Crash of
His German Sports Car
HOLLYWOOD (#)—Actor James
Dean, the surly, brooding caleb of
the movie “East of Eden,” was
killed Friday night in the head-on
highway crash of his German
sports car near Paso Robles, Calif.
The 24-year-old actor, often
compared to Marlon Brando, was
driving to a road race in Salinas,
Calif., the location site for the
movie which catapulted him to
stardom.
Dean, an enthusiastic amateur
sports car racer, was the second
young Hollywood leading man
killed recently. Robert Francis,
the “Willie Keith” of “The Caine
Mutiny,” died July 31 in a plane
crash at Burbank, Calif.
The California Highway Patrol
said a car driven by Donald Tuna- j
upseed, 23, of Tulare, turned left I
off Highway 466 onto Highway 41 j
and collided almost head-on with
Dean’s Porsche Spyder. Turnup
seed, a student at California Poly
technic College at San Luis Obis
po, suffered minor injuries.
Warner Brothers had forbidden
their star to drive the car while
working on a movie. He had fin
ished “Giant,” the movie version
of Edna Ferber’s novel, only last
week.
“Dean was the hottest property
we had,” a studio spokesman said.
“We had big plans for him.”
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Astronomy Notes
By OLAF HALVERSON
One of our outer major planets
is Neptune, and at present it is
just east of the Autumnal Equin
ox. Neptune is therefore only a
short distance to the east of the
sun.
Neptune is pale green in color.
A planet’s color indicates the
composition of the its atmosphere.
Neptune has a diameter of 32,000
miles or four times that of the
earth. It takes Neptune 165 years
to revolve around the sun.
The discovery of Neptune was
very interesting. Early in the 19th
century it was found that Uranus
was deviating from its theoretic
positions. Two young astronomers,
Adams in England and LeVerrier
in France began to study the ir
regular movement of Uranus. Ad
ams began his work in 1843 and
LeVerrier in 1845. Adams reached
the results first while LeVerrier,
with the aid of the Berlin observ
atory, actually saw Neptune
through the telescope on Sept. 23,
1846.
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